What Precautions Should Be Taken When Installing Plastic Wood Railings?

Plastic wood railings, as a new type of composite material that has been widely used in recent years, are mainly made of plastic wood materials and processed through plastic processing processes such as extrusion, molding, and injection molding to produce boards or profiles. It can be widely used in industries such as building materials, furniture, logistics packaging, etc. What are the precautions for manufacturers when installing plastic wood railings?
When using plastic wood for railing columns, it is usually recommended not to directly embed them in concrete. Galvanized square pipes slightly smaller than plastic wood columns should be welded to steel plates in an inverted T-shape, and then fixed to the concrete ground with expansion bolts to insert the plastic wood columns. In addition, drilling screws can be used to rotate and penetrate the inner steel pipe at the waist of the plastic wood columns to ensure stability.
When using injection molded connectors to connect handrails, an extended screwdriver head should be used to avoid the rotation of the drill bit during the installation of the connectors from damaging or damaging the injection molded parts. When using injection molded internal connectors to connect small square columns, it is necessary to ensure that the plastic wood small square columns are in a horizontal and straight line, otherwise it will affect the overall aesthetics of the plastic wood guardrail. Therefore, the distance between the plastic wood handrails should be properly controlled.
In addition, when connecting any plastic wood profile, it is necessary to ensure that there are certain gaps and spaces left for the material to expand or contract when exposed to heat or cold. When installing railings in plastic wood manufacturers, matching plastic wood guardrail fasteners and stainless steel screws should be used for fixation. The amount used should be determined by the actual situation, and the main determining factor is the design plan of the guardrail.