Configurations

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Associated Mounts

Standard mounts to configure these products.
  • Top Mount
  • Face Mount
  • Channel Mount
  • Inground Mount
  • Cored Mount
  • Angle Mount

Applications

  • Retaining walls and car parks
    Retaining walls and car parks
  • DDA access ramps and stairs
    DDA access ramps and stairs
  • Accommodation units
    Accommodation units
  • Sports and recreation centres
    Sports and recreation centres
  • Public transport and sightseeing
    Public transport and sightseeing
  • Fire and access stairs
    Fire and access stairs
  • Footbridges and culverts
    Footbridges and culverts
  • Loading bays
    Loading bays
  • Mezzanines
    Mezzanines

Compliance

To save you some time, we’ve included an extract from the National Construction Code 2014  for Australia so you can see at a glance what is required to keep people safe in public areas. Conectabal commercial balustrades are also compliant with the New Zealand Building Code.

Excerpt from National Construction Code (NCC) 2014 D2.16 Balustrades or other barriers

(a) A continuous balustrade or other barrier, except for a barrier provided to an openable window covered by D2.24, must be provided along the side of any roof to which public access is provided, any stairway or ramp, any floor, corridor, hallway, balcony, deck, veranda, mezzanine, access bridge or the like and along the side of any delineated path of access to a building, if—

ii it is not bounded by a wall; and

iii its level above the surface beneath, is more than 1 m.

(h) Openings in a balustrade or other barrier must be constructed in accordance with the following:

(ii) For a balustrade or other barrier other than those provided under (c)—

(A) any opening does not permit a 125 mm sphere to pass through it and for stairs, the opening is measured above the nosing line of the stair treads; and

(B) for floors more than 4 m above the surface beneath, any horizontal or near horizontal elements between 150 mm and 760 mm above the floor must not facilitate climbing

3.6 BARRIERS

Barriers, including parapets, balustrades and railings, together with members and connections that provide structural support, shall be designed to sustain the imposed actions given in Table 3.3. The top edge or handrail shall also be designed for the case where a concentrated load of 0.6 kN, positioned for the worst effect, acts inward, outward or downward.

The uniformly distributed line load and the uniformly distributed and concentrated loads applicable to the infill are not additive. They shall be considered as three separate load cases.

For New Zealand, refer to the New Zealand Building Code Clause F4 – Safety from falling. 

Customise

The Connectabal range can be customised with Assistrail and Tuffrail , whilst ensuring compliance with Australian and New Zealand Standards.

View projects where this custom combination has been installed:

Find out more about our customisation options. Get in touch with our expert team, call us on 1800 663 339 (Australia) or 0800 663 339 (New Zealand) or download our product brochure. We’re here to help, whether you need a quote, technical advice or tender support.

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