While the Silex gravel stop produced by Richard Brink has long functioned as a universal solution for bordering one-sided fills in all kinds of outdoor projects, the Silex Max separation profile was specifically developed to create a protection strip that runs along the house façade. This prevents the occurrence of moisture damage at the base of the building and, combined with the integrated stone fill, acts as a splash guard while enhancing the overall look of the façade. Like the gravel stop, the separation profile essentially builds on an L-shaped structure with integrated drainage slots. It differs primarily in terms of dimensions and construction. The profile is produced with a height of 150mm and a 320mm-wide supporting base as standard, however it can also be configured and delivered with a custom fit for each individual façade.
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As well as the actual profile, available in 2.0mm-thick stainless steel or hot-dip galvanised steel, the Eastern Westphalia metal products manufacturer offers a number of ancillary products such as inner and outer corners. What is more, wall anchors and plug-in connections make on-site installation a breeze, especially compared with traditional edging products made from slabs of concrete or stone. The Silex Max can be fitted adjacent to the neighbouring paving or lawn area before being filled with the required gravel between the façade and upstand. A robust grating support is also available for door areas that can hold compatible gratings in a range of designs, ensuring a barrier-free transition to the entrance over the separation profile.
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