Titan Compression Post Base

Name: Titan Compression Post Base
Brand: Inandouthome
SKU: VPATICP44
Price: 32.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Size 4 in. x 4 in. 4 in. x 6 in. 6 in. x 6 in.

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For concrete, stone or wood surfaces
Exceptional appearance

When appearance and performance both matter, you need the new "Evolution" Compression Post Base. Use it for support columns that will be highly visible. You want to avoid the ugly appearance of the common "U" shaped post saddles on the market. Made to be used on concrete and stone-installs in minutes! Do not use for guard rails.

Use on concrete, stone or wood surfaces
Exceptional appearance
No visible fasteners or blade cuts

Installation Video

Specifications

Model	VPATICP44, VPATICP46, VPATICP66
Material	Formed/Welded sheet steel, Black powder coat over hot dip zinc
Post Size	Nominal 4x4, 4x6 and 6x6
Dimensions	Base: 1” tall x 3-½" wide x 3-½" long Tube: 1-¼" diameter x 4" tall Base: 1” tall x 3-½" wide x 5-½" long Tube: 1-¼" diameter x 4" tall Base: 1” tall x 5-½" wide x 5-½" long Tube: 1-¼" diameter x 4" tall
Weight	1 lbs. to 2 lbs.
Fasteners	Use maximum ¼" diameter concrete screws such as GRK Caliburn or Tapcon and minimum 2-¼" length or use ¼" expansion bolts for concrete surfaces (fasteners sold separately).
Recommended Uses & Code Compliance	Residential support columns. DO NOT USE AS A RAILING POST OR FOR LATERAL LOADS. TOP OF POST MUST BE SECURED TO SUPERSTRUCTURE. THIS IS FOR COMPRESSION LOADS ONLY.
Composite Decking	Pre-drill screw holes before driving screws into composite decking. Composite and synthetic boards are very dense and if holes are not pre-drilled you may snap off the head of the screw. Also pre-drilling holes on wood or composite deck boards anytime a screw will be driven very close to the edge of a board. This will prevent the board from splitting.
Recommended Wood Species	Common construction softwoods. Hardwoods can be used but boring the center hole requires more skill and effort due to density of wood.