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Ezi-Crimp DIY Wire Balustrade System (Timber) wire cable

Product no.: ODS-BS-EC1-TIMBER

stocklevel:617

$15.90 / unit(s)

Possible delivery methods: Flat rate for orders of Accessories Only, New Zealand, ASIA & South Pacific Areas, EUROPE - uk, fr, de, ie, It, nl, no, ch, se, es, be, ru, USA & CANADA, Middle East, Express Post with Australia Post, Eparcel

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Ezi-Crimp DIY Stainless Steel Balustrade Kit for Timber post - excluding wire

recommended wire 3.2mm 1x19
Timber runs up to 10 Metres

Tools

Hex Hand swaging tool ODS-HX-50
Power Drill bit 8mm hex ODS-DBHX-08
Multi Tool SLB-MULTI TOOL
Croc wire cutters ODS-CROC2
Soft Jaw Pliers ODS-SJP
Drill bits 09.5 ODS-DVP-09.5
Drill bits 04.0 ODS-DVP-04.0mm

Suitable for 3.2mm stainless steel wire rope (construction: 1 x 19) which runs less than 10 metres. Available here.

Suitable for Timber posts. The metal version available here. Ezi-Crimp offers you the most streamline hand swage wire balustrade system available on the market. All components are expertly manufactured from high quality for an extremely durable and exceptional looking finish to your wire balustrade.

Function: Suited for straight sections, this system can also be used on stair sections with the thread inserts installed on an angle.

Style: This system is as streamlined as possible with no bulky turnbuckles and very limited external components.

Installation: All wires can be hand swaged on site. Just install the threaded inserts, attach wires, tension and you're done.

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EZI CRIMP DIY BALUSTRADE QUOTE FORM

FAQ about this system:

Can I install this system myself? Yes, even someone with no experience can easily install all our wire balustrade systems. We even have a simple step by step instructions available to view or download, click on the instructions tab for details.

Do I need any special tools?

Components Only: When installing the Pro rod sert system you will require an HX-50 - Hex hand swaging tool to correctly swage the components to the wire and a pair of Soft jaw pliers. You will also require common handyman tools such as an electric drill, drill bits and a hex head drive bit to install. We also recommend the use of a ProRig multi tool for easier installation.

What size and type of stainless steel wire do I use? This method is recommended for use with 3.2mm 1 x 19 - 316-grade stainless steel wire rope. This wire is the most functional for stainless steel wire balustrade systems due to its bright surface finish, attractive appearance, durability, strength, and low stretch. To ensure a high-quality finish to your balustrade we recommended the use of ultra high-quality ProRig wires.

What spacing do I need between my wires? When using 3.2mm 1 x 19 stainless steel wire, you will usually need 80mm spacing (usually 11 runs) between your wires when using a standard one (1) meter high handrail (960mm to the underside) with 1200-1500mm post spacing. This is only a general guide, please visit our regulation section for detailed information on the current NCC Regulations.

Can I use this balustrade system on a stair or angled section? Yes, the Pro-rod sert system can be used on a stair or angled sections as long as the Threaded Inserts are inserted into your timber posts at the same angle as the stair or ramp section. Please note: It is recommended you prepare a drilling jig to assist with drilling your pilot hole.

What size pilot hole should I drill for my Threaded Inserts? You will require a 9.5mm hole to a depth of at least 40mm. Countersink the hole using a CSK - 121/2 INCH Quick bit countersink bit to allow the thread inserts to sit flush with your posts.

What is the maximum length run I can do? The Pro-rod sert system can easily span up to 10 meters. Tension rods can be used on each end to achieve longer runs. Please contact your supplier for recommendations prior to ordering.

What size hole should I drill through my intermediate posts? A 4mm hole through your intermediate posts will allow the wire rope to pass through. Please note: If you are using grommets, the required drill size is 11/32" at a depth of at least 10mm from each side.

Can I take my balustrade wire around corners? It is not possible with this system to take the balustrade wire around corners.

Can I use this system if I have timber posts? Yes.

Can I use this system if I have metal posts? No, however, the ProRig original design pro nut system suits metal posts and will give your balustrade a similar look.