KLEVAKLIP TOP FIX 88MM 304SS P/C 553X50
The KlevaKlip ModWood clip is a multi-board concealed fixing system that permits expansion and contraction of the ModWood decking board. It’s easy to use and provides a look, longevity and feel that is difficult to obtain with conventional fastening systems.
These powder-coated stainless steel clips are dark brown in colour, making them less visible between the boards on your deck. Working on a “fixed pitch” principle that provides consistent gapping between boards, each clip holds 6 x 88mm boards. As each board is inserted into the KlevaKlip, the previous board is tightened, delivering significant holding power with further support provided by adhesive.
Designed for timber joists, metal joists, metal RHS joists and C purlins, powder-coated KelvaKlips feature smooth, rounded edges and ridges for higher rigidity. The clip also has knuckle nails at each end of the clip for quick (temporary) fixing to the joists.
Of course not everyone wants concealed fixing for their decking boards – some people still like to see traditional screws and nails holding down their boards. But if you’re looking for a thoroughly inconspicuous finish, KlevaKlip is the smart choice … it’s the concealed fixing system endorsed by ModWood.
- 553mm x 60mm
- Stainless steel with dark brown powder coating
- Designed to fit 88mm ModWood decking boards
- Each clip holds 6 boards
- High aesthetic appeal without visible top-fixed screws and nails
- Provides a consistent gap between boards
- Quick and easy to use system that offers significant labour savings
- Deck boards can easily be re-sanded
- Suitable for use by the decking professional or the home handyman
- Avoids water damage to boards and joists from water permeating screw and nail holes
- 4.5 clips cover approximately 1m2
- Fixing tool provided in every box
- Stainless steel clips must be used around pools and coastal areas
- Not suitable for non-square decks or irregular joist heights
- Suitable for use on timber or steel joists (but not untreated LVL’s or unseasoned hardwood joists)