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12th February 2008, 01:06 PM #1New Member
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Stainless steel fixings near pool
Hi,
Newbie here so please be gentle.
I'm building a deck around a saltwater pool and will be running the boards upto and level with the coping stones. I know I have to use SS screws for the board fastenings, but what should I use to mount the joists to the bearers ? I'm concerned that the normal pryda joist hangers will corrode and fail. Are there such things as SS or enamelled joist hangers ? I thought of mounting the joists on the bearers and using skew nail/screws, but part of the deck is close to the ground and i don't think I have the space.
Any advice gratefully received.
Cheers
Peter
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12th February 2008, 01:22 PM #2Senior Member
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pryda do ss fittings of various type I'm pretty sure
http://www.pryda.com.au/index.php?sectionid=4
download their cattle dog and have a look .
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12th February 2008, 01:58 PM #3
What about gal or zinc?
Gal or zinc not good enough for pool areas?
Doc.All decks should be stained....black white black white black white.......after all it would match anything!
All roofs should be covered or tiled.....black colorbond, silver mist, black colorbond, silver mist, black colorbond.........after all, we wouldn't want a mismatch!
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12th February 2008, 02:04 PM #4New Member
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Hi,
The data sheets I have from TQ for decks require SS or Monel metal for fixings within 1 metre of the pool surround, so I'd assumed the normal joist hangers were out.
Cheers
Peter
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12th February 2008, 02:20 PM #5All decks should be stained....black white black white black white.......after all it would match anything!
All roofs should be covered or tiled.....black colorbond, silver mist, black colorbond, silver mist, black colorbond.........after all, we wouldn't want a mismatch!
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12th February 2008, 02:26 PM #6All decks should be stained....black white black white black white.......after all it would match anything!
All roofs should be covered or tiled.....black colorbond, silver mist, black colorbond, silver mist, black colorbond.........after all, we wouldn't want a mismatch!
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12th February 2008, 03:21 PM #7New Member
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The main data sheet is here..
http://www.timberqueensland.com.au/application/diy.asp
which just mentions using higher protection for fixings in corrosive environments. The other data sheet I have is TQ TDS 13 - Residential Timber Decks Close To or On The Ground. I picked up a photocopy of this from my local timber merchant. This is the one that specifically mentions SS or monel to be used close to a pool.
Cheers
Peter
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12th February 2008, 08:55 PM #8
Alternative to Joist hangers
Fix a ledger batten to the plate your intending to joist bracket too and do away with the joist hangers
Joist hanger method
Ledger batten Method
Use stainless fixings to attach ledger like bugel screws or coach screws
cheers utemad
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27th February 2008, 01:08 PM #9New Member
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Thanks Utemad.
Can I do the same sort of thing to mount bearers perpendicular to one of the other pool walls ? I want to keep the run of the deck boards the same all around the pool so I have to mount some bearers at right angles to 2 of the pool walls. I had planned to rest them on a ledger, but I've just noticed the pool filter pipe inlets are going to be a nuisance on one side. If I could mount them in-line like this I'd have plenty of clearance.
Cheers
Peter
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27th February 2008, 02:58 PM #10Senior Member
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That method will work as long as the deck is close to the ground and there is little uplift force.
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27th February 2008, 04:06 PM #11Senior Member
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