External Fit Round Tube Wall-Mounted Flange (Black)

Description

The black wall flange anchors the end of a handrail into a wall. When a run of 42.4mm tube finishes against masonry or a building rather than in the open, the flange fits over the outside of the tube end and screw-fixes to the wall — tying the rail into the structure and finishing the junction with a neat circular plate. It is 304 stainless steel with a black powder-coated finish, matching the rest of the black range.

Wall fixings are not included, because the right screws or anchors depend on what the wall is made of — brick, block, concrete and timber all take different fixings. Runs that finish in the open use the black end cap instead.

It serves the Post & Handrail Glass Balustrade System in Black; a satin stainless steel wall flange matches the uncoated 316 range.

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FAQs

• When does a handrail need a wall flange?

  Whenever a run finishes against a wall. Ending the tube at the wall face without one leaves the rail unsupported at that end — the flange ties the tube into the wall and covers the junction cleanly.

• What does “external fit” mean?

  The flange slides over the outside of the 42.4mm tube, rather than inserting into it. The tube end sits inside the flange collar, and the plate then screw-fixes flat to the wall.