12mm diameter Intermediate Post with 11 Holes - Mirror
Material: Mirror 316 Stainless
per Piece (Incl. GST)
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Material: Mirror 316 Stainless
per Piece (Incl. GST)
Description
Where would you normally use an intermediate stainless steel post?
To structurally support a wire cable balustrade on a deck or balcony.
On a wire balustrade, you need to have a support post approximately every 1.5 metres (when using 3.2mm wire cable).
The minimalist look of the intermediate post allows you to space your major posts every 3 metres, with the intermediate post going in between.
What handrail can be used with this post?
The balustrade must be 1m in height (measured from the deck to the top of handrail). This post is 960mm high, so the handrail must be round and be a minimum of 40mm tall.
Does it come pre-drilled?
Yes, there are 11 pre-drilled holes. They are spaced 80mm apart so as to conform to regulations for wire cable balustrade.
What is it made out of?
316 Stainless Steel in a Mirror Finish.
What are the important dimensions?
Height : 960mm
Diameter: 12mm
How should you fasten it to the ground/deck?
Due to the large number of surfaces that the post could be fixed to, we do not supply any fasteners.
We suggest that you speak to a local hardware store for more info.
Without regular cleaning and maintenance discolouration of the surface of the stainless steel by corrosion (tea staining) can occur.
How to reduce the risk of tea staining
Stainless steel cleaning schedule
The frequency of cleaning will vary depending on environmental factors i.e. proximity to the ocean, atmospheric and urban conditions. Below is intended as a guide and should be varied as required. We recommend using peek stainless steel polish for maintenance.
Environment | Distance from Coastline | Cleaning Schedule |
---|---|---|
Clean inland environment | 20km + | Every 10 - 12 Months |
Moderate urban or coastal environment | 1-5km | Every 4 - 6 Months |
Harsh urban or coastal environment | < 500m | Every 2 - 3 Months |
Severe coastal/ marine environment | < 500m | Every 1 - 2 Weeks |