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installation of steps<br />

The step makes up for any difference in height between two <strong>floors</strong>. It is made of wood for carpentry boards with a finish with edges of black rubber no<br />

slippery.<br />

You need a space of 30 cm. for thread pattern with an average height between the strips of 17 cm. (Lift) according to the criteria of construction. The<br />

latter figure can, of course, be modified according to the required height. Once the position has been established where the steps are to be installed, it<br />

is necessary to remove the pedestals 4.5 cm. and align with the axis of the panels.<br />

At this point, place the board that acts as a lift against the axis of the panels and set it to the slab with supports, using screw caps. Using screw caps also,<br />

to support the step against the board and adjust the step.<br />

installation of ramps<br />

It is made of a wooden inclined surface for boards of carpentry with edges finished with black rubber non-slip and a galvanized steel frame. A gradient<br />

of 8% is recommended according to the criteria of construction.<br />

This figure may, of course, be modified according to available space. Once the position has been established where the ramp will be installed, it is<br />

necessary to remove the pedestals 4.5 cm. and align with the axis of the panels and adjust to the exact height of the <strong>raised</strong> floor.<br />

The ramp is to fixed to the slab using plug screws and supports. Using plug screw also, fix the junction section of aluminum between the ramp and slab.<br />

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