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Kota Screed Rails
Devoran Metals supply Kota screed rails for the professional installation of industrial concrete floors. Kota screed concrete floors bring many advantages to the end user who needs a fast, easy to install and robust solution to screed floors.
Advantages of Kota Screed Rails
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Lightweight and easy to handle - 0.5 to 2.28 kg/m. |
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Needs minimum room for storage. |
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Very robust, galvanising prevents rust. |
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The waved design provides a strong joint. |
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Can be used with all types of vibrator beams and the folded top allows the beam to slide over with ease. |
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Cost effective installation |
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High quality workmanship |
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High levelling tolerance |
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Easy to make slopes and drains
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High resistance to displacement around joints
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Kota Concrete Screed Rails Range |
The use of metal top screed rails makes it easier to achieve a very straight and fully controlled hairline crack. A plastic profile can be fitted if the joint needs to be sealed.
The flat top rail is a very sturdy rail with a unique profile providing excellent bonding and superior consistency on the top face. |
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SALES - Tel: 01872 863376
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*also available with straight top profile
Kota Steel Screed Rails Range
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Type SB
The type SB with the folded top provides shrink line protection as the joint comes under the folded top.
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Type S
The type S with the plastic profile is for when the shrink line needs to be sealed. When the plastic profile is removed, the joint can be filled with sealer.
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NO NEED FOR SAW CUTTING!
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Kota Screed Rails Installation
How to fix Kota Steel Rails.
The steel holders and plastic clips for fixing are supplied in a bag along with the rails.
There are 2 steel holders and 2 plastic clips available for each rail. |
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| 1. While the rails are still in a bundle, mark with a pen the position (see nr2) where the holders have to be fixed. |
2. Fix a holder 600mm from each end with S-27, SB-50 and SB-70. With SB-95, SB-115 and SB-140 fix a holder 750mm from each end. |
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| 3. Fix a plastic clip to the vertical part of the top. |
4. Lay the rails along the string, ensuring that the folded top is to the side that is to be concreted last. |
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| 5. Lay out 2 concrete pads for each rail (where the holders are) and level them to the exact height plus 5mm.l |
6. Place the rails on the smooth pads and move them a little sideways into the plastic clip on the vertical top.
After that, fix the second clip to the bottom of the rails. |
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7. After fixing build up the rest of the concrete pads as follows:
S-27 should always be fully supported.
SB-50 and SB-70 with concrete pads 600mm apart.
SB-95, SB-115 and SB-140 with concrete pads 750mm apart. |
8. Build up the concrete pads on both sides to half the rails, but no higher.
When using a very big and heavy vibrator on large bays, it may be necessary to fully support the rails. |
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