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Thread: Attaching railing post to bearer
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19th November 2012, 01:32 PM #1New Member
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Attaching railing post to bearer
Hi All,
My first post so please be kind
I want to attach a post for a railing on a deck, to a bearer and want to understand the best way to do it.
Normally I would check out part of the post and run it down the side of the bearer, unfortunately the size of the bearer is 90mm (it is actually made of 2 x 45x145 lengths) and the post is 88x88mm, and they need to be in vertical alignment.
I was concerned that checking out part of the bearer would be too impactive to the strength of the bearer?
But other then some form of bracket I can't thing of a better solution?
Any one have an idea?
Thanks,
coey
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19th November 2012, 06:08 PM #2Skwair2rownd
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Sounds like a steel plate either side would be the go.
You are right to avoid checking out the bearer.
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