Ironmongery - Other

Barrel strainers are used by tying one end of the line wire to the hoop end of the barrel strainer and then clipping the hook to or tying the other piece of line wire to the hook and rotating the ‘barrel’ to tighten the strain on the wires.

The cabin hooks only require to be screwed into place.

To use position your ‘v’ notched posts and square rail and simply place knee rail strap over joint and bend to fit post. To secure simply nail or screw into the post and rail.

Slip rail brackets are simply screwed into place.

The spring closer is attached by simply screwing the top and bottom plates in the desired positions. The spring will then need to be tensioned by using a lever to tighten up the bolt at one end and it is secured with a pin that slots in place.

The spring closer is attached by simply screwing the top and bottom plates in the desired positions. The spring will then need to be tensioned by using a lever to tighten up the bolt at one end and it is secured with a pin that slots in place.

Vine eyes are simply screwed into place, pre drilling may be necessary.

Simply slot the two pins into the pre drilled holes in the concrete post and then bolt the gravel board to the cleat via the hole in the cleat.

When using timber posts the same method is used, except holes will need to be drilled in the post at the required position.

Gripples are installed simply by pushing two ends of wire into either side of the gripple. A gripple tool can then be used to pull the wire through the gripple to gain tension on the wire.

A wire strainer can be used to strain the two ends of wire together inside the gripple if a gripple tool is not available.

It is also possible to use a gripple as a connector rather than a strainer, by simply sliding the two ends of wire into the gripple and then straining the wire from the strainer post rather than the gripple.

The new ‘T’ Clip Gripple is installed by hanging the two clips over the wire and threading the end if the wire through the gripple itself.

Gripples are installed simply by pushing two ends of wire into either side of the gripple. The gripple tool can then be used to pull the wire tighter together to gain tension on the wire.