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Handrail Joints- Recommended to be positioned nomore than 150mm away from the centre-line of thehandrail stanchion.Handrail Stanchions- To be positioned at no more thanthe maximum recommended pitch measured along the lineof the handrail. One stanchion to be positioned no morethan 300mm from a corner.Return Bends- The stanchion is to be positioned no morethan 300mm away from the bend in rails measured alongthe line of the rails.On Stairs- A handrail stanchion is to be positioned at least300mm from the work point at the bottom of a flight whererails continue from either a platform or a previous flight.Grub screws- M8 grub screws are supplied as standard tosecure the horizontal rail to the stanchion, providingimproved stability.Lionweld Kennedy manufacture a range of tubular self-closing gates to compliment their handrail systems. Gatescan be fully fabricated to suit your size and application.Where verticle access is required, Lionweld Kennedy offer arange of cat ladders complete with safety cage.installation guidelinesgates and laddersGate DimensionsA____(mm)B____(mm)C____(mm)Tube Size25NB, 32NB, 40NB(B )(A)(C )The following information is required to determine the sizeof the gate.OLYMPIC REVIEW55SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS? The undoubted star of the Games was sprinterFanny Blankers-Koen of the Netherlands, who wongold in the 100m, 200m and the 80m hurdles, as wellas anchoring the Dutch team to gold in the 4x100mrelay. She remains the only female to win four athleticsgold medals at a Games.? Seventeen-year-old American athlete Bob Mathiaswon the decathlon, just four months after taking upthe event. He remains the youngest athlete in Olympichistory to win a men's athletics event.? Despite the 12-year break due to the Second WorldWar, several athletes defended the Olympic titles theyhad won in Berlin in 1936, including Hungarian fencerIlona Elek, who again took gold in the women'sindividual foil, and Jan Brzák-Felix of Czechoslovakia,who defended his C-2 1,000m canoeing title.? Hungary's Károly Takács won the gold medal in the25m rapid fire pistol event using his left hand, havingswitched from his right hand following an injurysustained in an army training exercise.? Two Finns starred in gymnastics, with VeikkoHuhtanen winning five medals, including three golds,and Paava Aaltonen claiming four medals, three ofwhich were also gold.? Emil Zátopek, of Czechoslovakia, one of thegreatest distance runners in history, won his firstOlympic medals by securing gold in the 10,000m andsilver in the 5,000m.? Just three months after graduating with honoursfrom the Paris Conservatory of Music, French pianist-turned-athlete Micheline Ostermeyer won gold in boththe shot put and the discus, while also claimingbronze in the high jump. ? With his victory in the Firefly class, Denmark's Paul Elvstrøm won the first of his four sailing gold medals.? Swedish kayaker Gert Fredriksson, who would goon to become the sport's most successful Olympian,won his first Olympic medals by obliterating the field inboth the 10,000m kayak singles and the 1,000mkayak singles. Facing Frenchfield star MichelineOstermeyer;Danish sailor PaulElvstrømAboveleftSeventeen-year-old BobMathias won goldin the decathlonLeft 1936 Olympicchampion IlonaElek won fencinggold again in1948 OLYMPIC HISTORYLondon 2012 |