New letter fixings

[Carrie Brown]

Russ you can recommend and name suppliers and products, thats fine ….. its just that suppliers cannot recommend themselves or their own products for obvious biast reasons. 😉

Thanks for the link.

😀

[Robert Lambie]

thank you for the link mate, going to have a wee look now 😀

[Russ]

Just an added note,

The female has squared ridged side, a spanner gives it a small turn for the second part of the locking system if that makes sence. it’s not quite so obvious on the demo.

Regards Russ.

[Shane Drew]

Thanks for that Russ, next time you talk to them, can you ask if they have someone in OZ that sell this stuff?

Looks just the ticket.

[Nicola McIntosh]

quote Russ:

Just an added note,
The female has squared ridged side, a spanner gives it a small turn for the second part of the locking system if that makes sence. it’s not quite so obvious on the demo.
Regards Russ.

your right russ, got sent a sample of one last week, they look very secure to use….took me a bit to figure out how they went together 😮

nik

[John Singh]

Got a sample too
On the whole they look very sturdy and secure

I would need the answer to:

It’s exterior durability over the years?

The ones I use now are more flexible but can be prone to cracking after some years.

[Nicola McIntosh]

quote John Singh:

Got a sample too
On the whole they look very sturdy and secure

I would need the answer to:

It’s exterior durability over the years?

The ones I use now are more flexible but can be prone to cracking after some years.

thats what i forgot to mention too john…..thanks for reminding me…they did seem a bit brittle 😕

nik

[Phill Fenton]

I’ve used SMP raised letter fixings for some time. You just need to drill a hole and tap in the serated female fixing – no need for wall plugs and screws. 😀

[Phill Fenton]

In case anyone was wondering about my reply – I wasn’t being smutty by the way 😕

[John Singh]

You being smutty Phill? …. Nah! 😀

[Vince Francis]

quote :

The ones I use now are more flexible but can be prone to cracking after some years

These should not, as they are poly, how strong are they Russ. Did they send any spec details with them, such as weight they can take etc

Vince