Impression Rail Express® Collar kit consists of optional decorative collars for use on the Impressions Rail Express Stair top and bottom rail ends. These are only compatible with Impressions Rail
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TimberTech Impression Rail Express® is a safe and sturdy metal railing system that stands the test of time. Made of aluminum with a powder-coated finish and featuring advanced moisture resistance, this low-maintenance railing system won't rot or deteriorate, while also resisting fading, staining, and scratching.
Special Offers | On Promotion |
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Series/Sub-Brand | Impression |
Type | Post Caps & Skirts |
Width | 6 in. |
Height | 4 in. |
Brand | Timbertech by Azek |
Color Family | Black |
Finish | Powder Coated |
Material | Aluminum |
Pack Size | 2-Pack |
Manufacturer Code | AZTIXSMDDCKITB |
Product Selection Process:
All corresponding IRX items sold separately from panels.
Suggested Tools: Appropriate fasteners for mounting posts to deck, miter saw with carbide tipped non-ferrous blade, cordless drill, tape measure, level, power cords, drop sheets and safety glasses, 3/16 in. Drill bit, 6 in. #2 Square drive bit, Installation jig (optional)
Prior to construction, check with your local regulatory agency for special code requirements in your area. Common railing height is 36 in. or 42 in. Post spans will vary depending on job site conditions. Never span more than 8 ft. on-center between railing posts. Spans longer than 12 ft. in length will require reduced post spans. 3 in. posts are required to reach 6 ft. and 8 ft. lengths. 2 in. posts must be set in-line to panel.
Do not install post caps and vinyl post base covers until railing assembly is completed. 3 in. posts are required at all transitions. 2 in. posts may not be used to start/end a run or to form a corner.
The top snap covers should snap firmly onto the aluminum railing channels. Do not use a hammer. The top rails will snap by applying pressure from one end to the other. If you’re having issues snapping on the covers, check the clips to ensure that they are bottomed out into the aluminum railing channels. Foot Blocks must be installed BEFORE installing Top Rail Snaps.