Installing Wrought Iron Rails In Concrete
 
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Old 12-05-2007, 05:44 PM   #1
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Installing Wrought Iron Rails In Concrete

I need to remove broken wrought iron rails from concete and install a new set of handrails. What are the best methods for setting the new iron rails in a new hole in existing concrete?

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I need to remove broken wrought iron rails from concete and install a new set of handrails. What are the best methods for setting the new iron rails in a new hole in existing concrete?
Roto hammer and core bit.
Por-Rok, or some similar non-shrink grout.
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Create a slight mound at the base to shed water.
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If you use por rok, leave is 1/4" low and top it off with a urethane sealeant.
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Thanks guys. Thats what i needed.
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