Male section of a two part gate hinge.
Used in conjunction with Q clamp fitting reference 138.

Female section of a two part gate hinge.

Used in conjunction with Q clamp fitting reference 140.

A 90° tee connection between two tubes. Typical use is on straight and level guardrail to connect the vertical to the top rail. This Pipeclamp fitting can be used to join tubes in the top of the twin grubscrew long tee.

The add on tee enables a structure to be extended, avoiding the need for dismantling.

WARNING: THIS CLAMP SHOULD NOT BE USED TO JOIN LENGTHS OF TUBE.

Inline Add on Tee. Used for making additions to upgrading or modifying an existing structure without having the need to dismantle part or all of that structure.

A ground socket cast into concrete which is flush to the finished ground level. The upright is held in place using the grubscrew but can easily be removed without leaving any obstructions.

A plastic stop end for use in the end of tubes. This stop end is suitable for medium gauge tube only. This is only a friction fit and for a more permanent fix an adhesive is recommended.

WARNING: DUE TO THE NATURE OF THESE GALVANISED CASTINGS THE MEASUREMENTS GIVEN HERE CANNOT BE PRECISE. WE THEREFORE DO NOT RECOMMEND THAT ANY BOLT HOLES ARE PRE-DRILLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
A structural base plate for all aspects of vertical post support. This fitting when used as a base plate for guardrailing should always be positioned with the holes across the line of the guardrail to give maximum strength.
The holes in the base plate are large enough to enable the use of mechanical or chemical anchor fixings.

WARNING: DUE TO THE NATURE OF THESE GALVANISED CASTINGS THE MEASUREMENTS GIVEN HERE CANNOT BE PRECISE. WE THEREFORE DO NOT RECOMMEND THAT ANY BOLT HOLES ARE PRE-DRILLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
THIS FITTING IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE AS A BASE PLATE FOR GUARDRAILING

With four countersunk holes, this fitting is ideal as a flange to terminate handrail to a wall or other similar application. This fitting may be used on structures where it is only required as a positional fixing.

Freely adjustable cross between 30° and 45°. Typical use is as a cross connection on angled mid/lower rails on steeper sloped or stairs with the upright remaining vertical. The upright must remain continuous with the cross rails being cut.

Not recommended for use on the top of the vertical.