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Heavy Duty Galvanised Bolt Down Internal Post Support – 92mm, 100mm & 140mm

Heavy Duty Galvanised Bolt Down Internal Post Support – 92mm, 100mm & 140mm

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Heavy Duty Galvanised Bolt Down Internal Post Support – 90mm, 100mm & 140mm

Ensure a stable and durable foundation for your timber posts with our Heavy Duty Galvanised Bolt Down Internal Post Support. Designed for bolting timber posts directly into concrete surfaces, these supports provide a secure and long-lasting solution for fences, pergolas, decking, and other outdoor structures.

🔧 Key Features

  • Material: High-quality galvanised steel for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance.
  • Sizes Available: 90mm, 100mm and 140mm widths to suit various timber post sizes.
  • Height: 258mm (10¼ inches) for optimal post support.
  • Thickness: 4mm steel for robust strength.
  • Pre-Drilled Holes: 10mm holes for easy bolting to concrete surfaces.
  • Drainage Design: T-bar at the bottom of the base allows the beam to rest on it, ensuring solid structure and preventing water accumulation.

🏗️ Ideal Applications

  • Fencing and boundary walls
  • Pergolas and garden structures
  • Decking and raised platforms
  • Carports and garages

🛠️ Installation Tip

For optimal performance, ensure the base plate is securely bolted to a concrete surface. The galvanised steel design protects your timber posts from moisture and potential rot.

✅ Why Choose This Post Support?

  • Durability: Constructed from heavy-duty galvanised steel for long-lasting performance.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Electroplated zinc coating provides protection against rust and corrosion.
  • Easy Installation: Pre-drilled holes allow for quick and secure bolting to concrete surfaces.
  • Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of timber structures requiring secure and stable foundations.
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