Stainless Steel Liquid Screed Levelling Tripods x20
Screed levelling tripods made from NON CORRODE stainless steel, ideal for levelling liquid screed and self-compacting concrete. With height adjustment for material depths of between 10mm & 150mm. Featuring an elongated stainless steel nut and M12 stainless threaded shaft with oversized leg thickness for added stability, strength & durability. With welded 60mm stainless steel levelling disc.
- Safe, stable levelling across uneven subfloors
- Longer life in harsh site conditions
- Consistent floor levelling reduces re-work
- Sold in boxes of 20
Also available in Zinc plated mild steel.
MORE ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
- SKU: SPD001 (Single Tripod)
- Weight: 710g
- Dimensions: L210mm, H150mm, W160mm
- Material: Stainless steel
- Perfect for screeders & groundworkers to achieve a level finish when pouring liquid screed and flowing concrete
- Ideal for use with free-flowing self-levelling liquid screeds such as Breedonflow Screed, Isocrete, Cemfloor, Gyvlon, Supaflo and many more
- Suitable for flowing concretes like Topflow, Breedonflow Form, Agilia and others
What is a screed tripod?
A screed levelling tripod is a simple but ingenious tool used to ensure a floor is laid exactly to the correct, desired level. The tripods are three-legged devices with a central screw threaded shaft at the base of which is a circular disc. The disc can be raised or lowered to set the perfect required floor level (using a laser level) prior to the liquid screed – or the flowing concrete – being poured.
What's the difference between Metex mild steel and stainless steel tripods?
Stainless steel tripods are more resistant to corrosion and will live longer, but are slightly higher in price. Zinc-plated mild steel tripods are a more competitive option but these will corrode quicker.
How do I maintain screed tripods to make them last?
Clean each tripod carefully immediately after it has been removed from the screed, to prevent any screed setting on the tripod. Pay special attention to the thread, which should also be lubricated periodically to ensure a longer life. Some contractors clean tripods with a diesel solution.
How far apart should screed levelling tripods be spaced?
We recommend a spacing of 1500mm between tripods.
How long will Metex screed levelling tripods last?
This depends on the material and frequency of use – we recommend cleaning each tripod immediately after use and lubricating the thread regularly to prolong their life.
Can I buy a custom number of Metex screed tripods?
Our tripods are only sold in boxes of 20. Sorry, we can’t split boxes.
