12mm diameter Intermediate Post with 11 Holes - Mirror
SKU: SSP093-M6
Material: Mirror 316 Stainless
Original price
$42.90
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Original price
$42.90
Original price
$42.90
$42.90
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$42.90
Current price
$42.90
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per Piece (Incl. GST)
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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? In most cases, the minimum height for a wire balustrade is 1 metre (1000mm) in height (measured from the deck to the top of handrail). The post is supplied slightly over size, but can be trimmed back to 960mm, so that when used with a round handrail over 40mm in diameter, the 1 metre requirement can be achieved.
Does it come pre-drilled? Yes. There are 11 pre-drilled holes, spaced 80mm apart to conform to wire balustrade regulations (once trimmed back to 960mm).
What is it made out of? 316 Stainless Steel in a Mirror Finish.
What are the important dimensions? Maximum Height: 1000mm, but can be trimmed back on one end to meet the minimum requirement of 960mm. Diameter: 12mm Note: The top cradle and bottom base plate can be removed via a small grub screw that fixes them to the post. The reason for this, is that you may want to trim the post back if using it with other stainless posts that we sell which are a fixed height of 960mm. When securing the cradle and base plate back to the post, we would recommend a suitable adhesive be used as well as the grub screw.
How should you fasten it to the ground/deck? Due to the wide range of potential surfaces, we do not supply fasteners. We recommend speaking to your local hardware store or builder for advice on suitable fixings.
Cleaning & Maintenance
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
Absence of corrosives – especially salt, chlorine, cleaning acids etc.
Atmospheric Conditions – lower temperatures and low humidity are better.
Surface orientation – Open exposure to rain washing is better
Surface Finish – In general a smoother finish is better. where practical mirror polish finish may perform better than a brushed finish.
Chemical cleanliness or passivation of the surface improves corrosion resistance
Appropriate grade selection for conditions
Regular Maintenance to limit the accumulation of corrosives
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
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