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Installation Recommendations
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1. Rawl bolts (K2 or K2T) Seats can be rawl bolted to an existing surface
of sound concrete, or well laid traditional size concrete or stone slabs, using
these M10 x 80 rawl bolts. This method enables seats to be moved, should the need
arise, though is not normally suitable for installing seats onto small block paviours.
All the bolts in these options are stainless steel. . K2 have hex
head bolts . K2T have tamper resistant pin-in-socket socket cap head
bolts to reduce the risk of unauthorized removal | |
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2. Extended rawl bolts and spacers (K4, K4T or K12) For the installation
of seats (which might need to be removed), on small block paviours, typically
60mm thick, we recommend either the K4 or K4T rawl bolts, or K12 extended rawl
bolts, with semi collapsible spacing tubes. The spacing tubes hold the rawl bolt
shell in the concrete (which must be laid beneath the paviours) whilst the bolt
is being tightened. It is recommended that the paviours in the area of the seat
are bedded on top of the concrete using a semi dry sand cement screed about 20mm
thick. These kits are also suitable for fixing seats onto surfaces of bituminous
macadam, laid on top of concrete. All the bolts in these options are stainless
steel. The K4 options are 180mm long, and the K12 option is 240mm long. .
K4 and K12 have hex head bolts . K4T have tamper resistant
pin-in-socket socket cap head bolts to reduce the risk of unauthorized removal
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3. Galvanised ground fixing extensions (K5, K5C, K5T, K11 K11C or K11T)
These extensions have the advantage of offering a very strong and permanent installation,
though they are more work than the K2 or K4 fixing kits. This means of fixing
is suitable for grassed areas, small block paviours and macadam surfaces. The
extensions are bolted to the feet of the seat and then accurately positioned in
the concrete bedding, using the seat as a template. After the concrete securing
the extensions has set, the seat is removed, and the final surface is laid to
the tops of the extensions. The seat is then returned to the site and finally
bolted down. All the bolts in these options are stainless steel. The K5 options
are 225mm long, and the K11 options are 400mm long. . K5 and K11
have socket cap head bolts. . K5C and K11C have coach bolts
(which are very tamper resistant, but difficult to remove if ever the seat needs
to be moved). . K5T and K11T have tamper resistant pin-in-socket
socket cap head bolts to reduce the risk of unauthorized removal. | |
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4. 'H' section galvanised ground fixing extensions (K16T, K17T or K18T)
These 225mm extensions have been specially designed for locations where cast iron
seats need to be regularly removed, such as sea front promenades or streets where
markets are held. After the seats have been removed the tamper resistant pin-in-socket
cap head bolts are returned to the threaded holes, which are recessed into the
ground fixings, to prevent them filling with dirt. After replacement they are
flush with the ground, so nothing protrudes to trip over when the seats have been
removed. The ground fixings have 12mm of M10 internal thread, so the threads will
not easily strip, and are suitable for many years' use. Care must be taken not
to cross thread the bolts, and to grease the threads during every installation.
All the bolts in these options are stainless steel. . K16 and K16T
are for the Victorian seat and bench . K17 and K17T are for
the Georgian seat and bench . K18 and K18T are for the Grafton
seat and bench. | | | | |
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