Rhinobuild Rhino Speed Pier - Silver

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The Rhinobuild Rhino Speed Pier is an essential tool for professional bricklayers who need to securely fix two brickwork profiles to construct precise, stable piers. Designed for efficiency and speed on the construction site, this tool simplifies the alignment process for traditional cavity walls and timber frame inner leaves. While it offers unmatched strength and reliability, it is important to note that the device is specifically calibrated for profiles ranging between 40mm and 50.8mm, meaning it may not accommodate non-standard profile widths.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rhinobuild |
The Rhino Speed Pier is designed to fit standard brickwork profiles between 40mm and 50.8mm.
Yes, it is suitable for setting up profiles when building timber frame inner leaves.
The product is designed and manufactured in Britain.
It is specifically designed to securely fix two brickwork profiles at once.
Keep it clean from mortar splashes and regularly lubricate the threads to ensure smooth operation.
Ensure the profile width is within the 40mm-50.8mm range and check that the RHINOGRIP contact surface is clean of debris.
Clean the 80mm threaded bar of any mortar or grit and apply a small amount of machine oil to the threads.
To set up the Rhino Speed Pier, ensure your brickwork profiles fall within the required width of 40mm to 50.8mm. Slide the device onto the profiles and use the RHINOGRIP thumbscrew to apply firm pressure until the unit is immobilized. For maintenance, keep the threaded bar free of mortar and concrete buildup to ensure smooth rotation. Regularly check the threads for signs of wear and keep the mechanism lightly lubricated if working in wet or corrosive site conditions to maintain peak performance.