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What is a cant rail in fencing?

What is a cant rail in fencing?

Description. All our bevelled timber fence rails are pressure treated to prevent insect attack and fungal decay. We recommend using our bevelled rails with any feather edge board fence – the rain will simply run off. Also known as cant rails these rails are cleverly shaped to give maximum strength 125mm x 47mm.

What size rail Cannot?

47 x 125mm x 2.4m
Landscaping-Fencing, Posts & Gates-Fencing and Posts-Featheredge Fencing–Cant Rail 47 x 125mm x 2.4m. An ideal alternative to the arris rail, cant rails also support the structure of your fence and encourage rainwater to run off the timber.

What is cant rail used for?

On railways, cant helps a train steer around a curve, keeping the wheel flanges from touching the rails, minimizing friction, wear and rail squeal. The main functions of cant are the following: Improve distribution of the load across both rails.

Is Split rail fencing pressure treated?

Split Rail comes either pressure treated or with long lasting locust posts that can be paired with natural (untreated) rails or pressure treated rails. The standard size rails are 11′ long for 10′ 4″ post spacing.

How do you fix rails on a fence post?

Starts here2:56Bob the Fencer – Repair Post and Rail Fence – YouTubeYouTube

What is an Arris Rail?

Arris Rails are a length of softwood treated timber cut diagonally from a square section to produce a triangular shape. These are then secured to posts to form a frame work for featheredge boards to be nailed to.

What is a counter rail?

The counter rail is an extra rail which is mortised into the timber fence posts to provide a finishing top rail. The top of the feather edge boards are then nailed to the counter rail which stops the top of the boards moving over time and provides a stable and solid base for the Capping to be secured down onto.

What is a cant rail on a car?

The Pillars are the vertical supports of a vehicle’s window area that connects to the horizontal Cant Rails that run parallel to the roof. This closed steel frame creates a strong, rigid structure that protects the driver and passengers in the case of a severe road accident.

What timber is used for fence rails?

The rails are attached to CCA treated pine posts. The most common size post is 150mm x 50mm although this might vary depending on the height of the fence being built. All posts are cemented in place if going into the ground. Posts are treated to a H4 level for in ground use and comply with AS1604.

What is Arris rail used for?

ARRIS RAILS are a wooden beam with a triangular cross-section, used in the construction of feather edge or closeboard fencing. They run horizontally along the back of a fence panel, making them strong and long-lasting.

Should fence rails be pressure treated?

Fences must withstand year-round exposure to the elements. So, you should use redwood, cedar or pressure-treated pine. These woods offer the best protection against damage from rot and insects.