Tristansquest
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Hi all.
I am in the process of making a frame for a sliding gate. It is 3960mmx17800mm. In length and height.
The frame is made from 50x50x2.5 mm box section. With a 100x50x6mm unenqual angle iron welded at the top for guide rollers . I’m the cladding the frame with 120kg of wood . So all together weight of gate will be approximately 220-230kg . The wheels are 120mm diameter and will be installed inside box section which are 2x(50x50x2.5) . I will use thin wall blind bolts to secure wheels in place. My question is:- will the the box section at base where bolts are fixed to cope with the compressive weight of the gate.
I am in the process of making a frame for a sliding gate. It is 3960mmx17800mm. In length and height.
The frame is made from 50x50x2.5 mm box section. With a 100x50x6mm unenqual angle iron welded at the top for guide rollers . I’m the cladding the frame with 120kg of wood . So all together weight of gate will be approximately 220-230kg . The wheels are 120mm diameter and will be installed inside box section which are 2x(50x50x2.5) . I will use thin wall blind bolts to secure wheels in place. My question is:- will the the box section at base where bolts are fixed to cope with the compressive weight of the gate.