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The Rhinobuild Adjustable Profile Outrigger is an essential tool for professional bricklayers who need a reliable way to stabilize brickwork profiles in challenging jobsite conditions. Designed to work on both inner and outer leaves, this system offers superior stability through a tripod-like arrangement, making it perfect for scaffolding handrails or tight corners where traditional clamping is impractical. While it provides exceptional flexibility and security, it does require a flat surface for the feet to maintain optimal structural integrity.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rhinobuild |
It is designed to be compatible with profiles up to 2400mm in length.
Yes, the adjustable bracket is specifically designed to allow the legs to be positioned in confined areas such as scaffolding handrails.
No, the system uses Rhinogrip thumbscrews for quick, tool-free attachment.
Yes, it is designed for use on both inner and outer leaves.
All Rhinobuild outriggers are designed and manufactured in Britain.
Check that both feet are making full contact with the surface and tighten the leg adjustment locking mechanism.
Clear any dried mortar or dust from the threads using a wire brush and apply a small amount of lubricant if necessary.
To set up the outrigger, simply attach the mounting bracket to your profile using the provided Rhinogrip thumbscrews. Once attached, extend the two legs to your desired angle until the profile reaches a plumb position. Ensure both feet are firmly planted on a level surface. For compatibility, ensure your profiles are within the 2400mm range to maintain structural stability. Regarding care, clean the unit after use to remove mortar debris and dust. Periodically inspect the thumbscrew threads to ensure they remain free of grit, and store in a dry location to maintain the integrity of the metallic components.
