I'm pondering over a deck and came across the image that made me curious about how to "hang" the bench in the construction. Does anyone have an idea on how this could be solved? I have about 2 meters between the pillars but haven't started with the paving yet, so I can add an additional pillar if needed.
Very stylish but tempting fate without extra legs. How much does the design lose with conventional supports?
The plank also seems relatively heavy due to the density of the slats, so a stable foundation is required. Is 2 m between the posts really enough?
Also consider that the density creates significant wind resistance.
I'm pondering a plank and came across this picture that made me curious about how to "hang up" the bench in the construction. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to solve it? I have about 2 meters between the foundations but haven't started paving yet, so I can add an additional foundation if needed.
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You can solve that with a steel construction that you encase.
If you attach the seating surface to a number of metal L-profiles in sufficient dimension, it will certainly hold for the weight above. You must then attach these to the vertical "leg" in something behind the plank, like a cast concrete block (think "gråsugga"), even better to anchor it properly first, of course..
Very stylish but tempting fate without extra legs. How much does the design lose with conventional supports?
The panel also seems relatively heavy due to the density of the slats, so a stable base construction is required. Is 2 m between the pillars really enough?
Also, consider that the density provides significant wind resistance.
Absolutely right, I won't have the slats as close together as this. I thought it was an incredibly stylish solution and easy to clean underneath.
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