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POST SUPPORT<br />

AND FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS<br />

ADJUSTABLE POST SUPPORT<br />

The <strong>Beamlock</strong> <strong>System</strong> includes a comprehensive and unique post-to-ground<br />

fixing solution.<br />

1 2<br />

The specially engineered base plate is designed to maximise full support up to<br />

10 tons (tension pulling strength 1.3 tons) and at the same time positively fix<br />

the post to the ground below.<br />

MAX 60mm<br />

ADJUSTMENT<br />

MAX 60mm<br />

ADJUSTMENT<br />

An additional benefit is the 60mm (maximum) of height adjustment of<br />

the base plate for an over-site that may not be level, an ideal solution in<br />

garages where frequent washing may occur and where a gentle fall is<br />

required for drainage.<br />

TIMBER SHROUD<br />

COVERS FIXING<br />

COMPONENTS.<br />

There are two choices of fixing:<br />

1 New purpose-built ground bearing over-site<br />

(partially covered in concrete).<br />

2 New or existing suitable surface, drill and fix.<br />

300mm<br />

An additional 60mm can be achieved from the same post length giving a<br />

maximum eaves height of 2,210mm.<br />

90mm<br />

300mm<br />

THE POST SUPPORT ENSURES THAT THE TIMBER POST<br />

IS KEPT OUT OF THE GROUND.<br />

FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS<br />

<strong>Beamlock</strong> garages and car ports are to be erected on suitably prepared and level<br />

foundations, in accordance with the Local Building Regulation requirements.<br />

Typically a foundation type is decided upon by relevant information such as<br />

soil conditions, frost, heave, proximity to surrounding vegetation, landscape<br />

contour (slope of site), fresh landfill, clay, sandstone, loamy soil, water table and<br />

structural load. These are all relevant issues that may affect the foundation type<br />

(strip, trench, raft or pad foundation). Excavation depth and width, concrete<br />

thickness and proximity of concrete to finished ground level is also very<br />

important in selecting the correct foundation type for your site to save costs.<br />

NOTE: IT IS THE HOMEOWNER OR CONTRACTOR’S<br />

RESPONSIBILITY TO LAY A SUITABLE FOUNDATION AND IS<br />

NOT PART OF METSÄ WOOD’S SERVICE PACKAGE.<br />

22 PROFESSIONAL TIMBER FRAME SYSTEM – FOR GARAGES AND CAR PORTS

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