What is perma post?

What is perma post?

PermaPost® The Perma Lamp Post is an attractive way to light a drive or garden area. The pipe in the center is designed to allow a wire to be easily installed. The 27/8” pipe fits most outdoor lamp fixtures. The Square PermaPost® is made from low maintenance PVC and is pre-finished with a white capstock.

Are fiberglass columns load bearing?

Fiberglass columns are a good choice if you need the columns to support the weight of a structure, like a porch roof. The term that refers to this ability is “load- bearing.” In addition to being load-bearing, most fiberglass columns are also weather resistant and insect proof.

What is the difference between PermaCast and PermaLite?

HB&G PermaLite® columns are available in a square and recessed panel style. These lightweight fiberglass columns are great alternatives to the PermaCast® column and offer the same structural properties and aesthetic looks. PermaLite® columns are load bearing, low maintenance, and come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

How are perma-columns made?

Perma-Columns are poured in a controlled environment using the latest pre-casting and curing technology. Additives are incorporated to enhance strength, density, corrosion and freeze-thaw resistance, yielding a high density concrete that has a compression strength of 10,000 psi.

Do you need to paint fiberglass columns?

Some fiberglass columns can be bought as pre-primed by the manufacturers but there are also those which need to be primed prior to painting the desired color. Priming of the fiberglass used for columns is quite essential as it will promote easier paint peeling and flaking in as early as two years.

What is Permalite used for?

That’s where Permalite® aluminium cladding, roofing and structural products can make a difference. In aggressive environments such as water frontages , industrial facilities or any application where corrosion becomes a major concern, Permalite® is the stand out choice for long term performance, and peace of mind.

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