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Chimney cap with shuttering frame

Integrated system for concrete fill

  • With shuttering frame for concrete fill
  • Custom-made entirely from stainless steel 
  • Easy assembly: no casing or stripping necessary
  • Suitable for new builds and renovations
  • Five different shapes to choose from

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Make time-consuming work a thing of the past with our chimney caps complete with shuttering frames. While casing and stripping tends to involve two trips to the construction site, our system necessitates just the one installation appointment. Installation is complete in just a couple of steps: first, the made-to-measure shuttering frame and the expansion joint plate are placed on the chimney head. These components prevent concrete from spilling over into the cladding and chimney flue during the subsequent steps. The shuttering frame is then filled with concrete before the cover is fitted and screwed onto the frame. Whether for new builds or the complete restoration of dilapidated chimney heads – we offer a convenient solution for every application.

When placing your order, all we need are the exact external dimensions of the chimney and, where applicable, the external cladding measurements. We automatically calculate the projections for you. We also manufacture additional accessories such as sheet metal rings for brick flues or expansion joint plates for insulated flues, in line with individual specifications.
 

 

Chimney caps and shuttering frames
 

Models Dimensions Support diameter
Wavy shape
Round shape with straight eaves
Tent roof form 1
Tent roof form 2
Straight shape

The chimney covers of type "RB-SA 1" are manufactured according to your dimensions.

The dimensions required for this are the external dimensions of the chimney including the covering, if available.

Stainless steel (V2A) 12 mm
 
     
Material Info Special designs
Stainless steel (V2A) 1,0 mm

 

Cover with formwork frame for concreting on.

Place on the chimney, concrete out the shuttering frame and you're done.

All models can also be folded open on request.



Our chimney caps in action

When it comes to designing garden and terrace spaces at home, plant boxes are a popular choice, also as a way of adding a splash of green away from flower beds. With their modular planters from the ‘Line’ range, the company Richard Brink offers a sophisticated system that appeals through its quick assembly and high stability.

Tracing a clear line outdoors

Modular ‘Line’ plant boxes from Richard Brink

As the mercury rises and the days grow longer, the cold winter months finally give way to the garden and terrace season. When it comes to structuring outdoor areas, large plant boxes are a popular choice. However, transporting and assembling these products often proves tricky due to their heavy weight and the time it takes to put them together. The company Richard Brink has lightened the load here with its modular plant boxes made of aluminium. Quick and easy to screw together, the individual segments are transformed into high-quality containers that impress with both their stability and look. The ‘Line’ range appeals through its additional pilaster strips that create attractive colour contrasts between the panels and further reinforce the box’s outer shell.

When arranging garden and terrace spaces at home, plant boxes have always been very much in vogue, also as a way of adding a splash of green away from flower beds. They give outdoor areas a modern, contemporary look while consciously setting colourful accents. The 'Line’ plant box range from Richard Brink is the perfect solution here with its well thought-out, modular construction also ensuring the highest quality and stability.

Simply stable

Thanks to its individual elements, the aluminium boxes are easy to assemble and install. The screws are inserted through the inside flange of the respective segment and secured with nuts. The colour-contrasting pilaster strips positioned between the flanges add a special touch to the “Line” range. Besides their function as a connecting piece, they also strengthen the shell of the box. Both the side walls and the bottom plate are secured using screwed connections. Furthermore, the tie rods supplied with the boxes can be used to counteract even the largest loads for years to come. Drip trays that collect excess water are produced upon request. They also protect the ground on plastered and terrace areas from dirt and water marks.

The right choice for every preference

The company Richard Brink manufactures the modular plant containers using 2.0mm thick aluminium in heights of 400mm and 650mm – with a plastic coating. Both heights can be assembled in five different length and breadth constellations ranging from between 445mm to 1,390mm. Richard Brink’s range of goods with a colour finish can be combined just as easily. Customers can choose from two standard versions: with side panels in pure white (RAL 9010) and pilaster strips in iron mica (DB 703) or vice-versa. Upon request, the plant boxes from the ‘Line’ range can also be manufactured in any other RAL colour subject to an additional charge per colour to cover preproduction costs.

Protect against wind and weather

The articles offered by the metal products manufacturer appeal through their high durability. To ensure this level of durability also for plants facing extreme weather conditions, the modular plant containers can also be lined and insulated with 20mm-thick Styrodur, providing reliable protection against frost and dehydration and allowing customers to enjoy their green spaces for a long time to come.