Do your building specifications stipulate 100x100mm concrete stumps? Tek stumps are 15-25% lighter, easier to work with, cheaper and recommended to be used in lieu of 100x100 stumps.
Traditional building specifications automatically demand 100 x 100 mm stumps to meet building specifications and plans. However, Tek stump’s revolutionary 75mm and 85mm stumps are changing the way many builders and re-stumpers think. These lighter weight, more cost effective and easier to work with stumps often cause confusion where plans stipulate 100x100mm stumps must be used. The Tek stump has met all building regulations to allow 75x75 and 85x85mm stumps to be used in lieu of traditional 100x100mm stumps in 95% of situations where traditional 100x100mm stumps are commonly specified.
The hoop iron clip acts as a saddle that enables you to fix either side to the bearer using a tek screw, this process allows the stump to be effectively pulled up to the bearer, again limiting the need for packers. The Stump is reinforced with galvanised Rio to prevent rust, and later concrete cancer (When rust expands and causes the concrete to crack), whilst the end of the stump is coated in bitumen paint to prevent moisture from entering the concrete
Traditional building specifications automatically demand 100 x 100 mm stumps to meet building specifications and plans. However, Tek stump’s revolutionary 75mm and 85mm stumps are changing the way many builders and re-stumpers think. These lighter weight, more cost effective and easier to work with stumps often cause confusion where plans stipulate 100x100mm stumps must be used. The Tek stump has met all building regulations to allow 75x75 and 85x85mm stumps to be used in lieu of traditional 100x100mm stumps in 95% of situations where traditional 100x100mm stumps are commonly specified.
The hoop iron clip acts as a saddle that enables you to fix either side to the bearer using a tek screw, this process allows the stump to be effectively pulled up to the bearer, again limiting the need for packers. The Stump is reinforced with galvanised Rio to prevent rust, and later concrete cancer (When rust expands and causes the concrete to crack), whilst the end of the stump is coated in bitumen paint to prevent moisture from entering the concrete