All bolt holes are to suit M12 bolts unless specified. Timber standards applicable are NZS 3603 and NZS 3604:1999.
Due to the variations in end use and in particular the environments in which these products are used, our supplier is unable to provide a specific durability statement.
All components are hot dip galvanised to AS/NZS 4680 to 600gm/m2.
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All bolt holes are to suit M12 bolts unless specified. Timber standards applicable are NZS 3603 and NZS 3604:1999.
Due to the variations in end use and in particular the environments in which these products are used, our supplier is unable to provide a specific durability statement.
All components are hot dip galvanised to AS/NZS 4680 to 600gm/m2.
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ZBABB16GALV
In Stock
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ZBPBB18
Out of Stock
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ZBABB25GALV
In Stock
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ZBBSB28
In Stock
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ZBABB134GALV
In Stock
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ZBABB135GALV
In Stock
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ZBABB145GALV
In Stock
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ZBPBB138
In Stock
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ZBABB155GALV
In Stock
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ZBPBB196
In Stock
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ZBPBB197
In Stock
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ZBABB198GALV
In Stock
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