- Can be used for bearers or joists
- Quick and easy to use when setting a level height
- Adjustable height ranges from 37mm - 485mm**
- For use on low deck applications where floor is not level
- Hot Dipped Galvanised coating to survive nearly all outdoor weather conditions *
- Keeps timber off the ground to prevent moisture build up
- Can be used to prop existing bearers or joists that have sagged over time
- Variety of uses - decks, ramps, stairs, post supports, kitchen cabinets
- Fire and termite proof
The adjustable deck supports have been independently tested to meet code.
Tests for Load bearing, rust resistance and fire resistance have been conducted.
We can provide those test certificates if needed
Test have been certified by a licensed structural engineer. (see pic)
*not suitable within close proximity to pools or within 50m of seawater
Dimensions
Adjustable height ranges from 37mm - 485mm**
70mm high x 65mm wide top bracket. 87mm base of L-Bracket
100x100mm base plate
24mm threaded rod
Load rating 2000kg per support bracket
12mm & 6mm holes on L-Bracket
**Please note with the 50-95mm support: If you wish to achieve heights of less than 85mm, you need to cut the threaded rod OR drill into your footing with a 25mm bit so the support can move freely
Custom Height Deck Support (achieve any height)
- Flat plate can be used to achieve any height.
- Weld to a steel, use a bracket to attach to post or screw down to timber post.
- Load rating 5000kg
- Universal hole pattern.
- Heavy Duty Plate - 10mm steel plate
- Comes with a 80mm L-Bracket which will give 50mm of adjustable height.
- Hot Dipped Galvanised coating to survive nearly all outdoor weather conditions *
Floating Deck Support (new product)
- A floating deck is a low-level deck built directly over dirt and isn't attached to any other structure.
- The Floating Deck Support Bracket allows you to build your deck over dirt and the adjustable L-Bracket allows you to make it perfectly level.
- No concrete needed!
Steps to prepare footings for floating bracket: (see picture as well)
- Prepare the ground by digging a small pit.
- Dill a 25mm pilot hole into the dirt with an auger bit. (optional)
- Place the support in.
- Fill the pit you dug with gravel AFTER you've placed the support into the pilot hole.
- Compact the gravel with a mallet or similar.
- Support is ready for framing! No more waiting to concrete to dry. Start building straight away.
- 100mm of height adjustment achievable
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