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The Cheshire Mouldings Tuscany Decking Balustrade Kit is designed for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners seeking a secure, stylish perimeter for their outdoor decking or patio areas. This kit offers the key benefit of providing all necessary components—rails, spindles, and brackets—to create a professional, stable boundary that enhances garden safety and aesthetics, though users should be aware that support posts are not included and must be purchased separately.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1422092 |
| Brand | Cheshire Mouldings |
No, the posts must be purchased separately to suit your specific decking layout.
This kit is suitable for use on decking areas up to 600mm off the ground.
Each kit covers a span of 1800mm.
Yes, the timber rails can be finished with an exterior-grade wood stain or paint to match your preference.
These kits feature black Tuscany spindles, which provide a metal-like aesthetic for increased durability and style.
You will typically need a drill/driver, a spirit level for straight alignment, a measuring tape, and a saw if any minor length adjustments are required.
Ensure the rails are correctly aligned with the support posts and verify that all spindles are fully seated in the pre-drilled holes.
Check that the supplied rail fixing brackets are tightened securely and that the screws are fully driven into the supporting posts.
To set up your Tuscany balustrade, ensure you have purchased compatible support posts separately, as they are not provided in this box. The rails are pre-treated to resist decay, but it is recommended to apply a wood preservative to any cut ends to maintain longevity. Installation involves securing the rails to your posts using the provided brackets, then slotting the spindles into the pre-drilled holes. Regular maintenance should include checking the bracket fixings once a year to ensure they remain tight and inspecting the wood for any signs of weathering, which can be addressed with exterior paint or stain.
