Protector Guardrail · D228.XBU · 70° · 50×50×5
Ultra X-Base
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drawing code
D228.XBU.1500.1500.NB
d228-xbu-1500-1500-50-50-05-d-70
parts
59
assembly mass
294.4kg
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documents
This family has no drawing sheet of its own — the shared drawings below cover it.
3 declarations of performance set out the wind and imposed-load values for each ballast configuration, alongside the installation manual and the shared technical drawings.
specs
- drawing series
- Ultra X-Base (70° upward)
- module pitch
- 1500 mm
- post spacing
- 1500 mm
- angle
- 70°
- base type
- Ultra X-Base
- ballast tiles
- 50×50×5
- stacked
- yes
- parts
- 59
- 9aluminium
- 10concrete
- 15plastic
- 21steel
- 4unspecified
Ultra X-Base configuration with a 70° upright on 1500 mm post centres, ballasted on 50×50×5 tiles, stacked. One module weighs 294.4 kg and covers 1500 mm of edge — 196.3 kg per metre to carry up and lay out. Among the 12 configurations in this family it sits 9th by mass, between 151.8 and 294.4 kg; 10 ballast tiles are 285.2 kg of that, 97% of the assembly, lifted 28.5 kg at a time.
ballast and loading
Derived from this configuration's bill of materials — tile count and part mass as the payload states them, nothing assumed.
- ballast tilesD228.BT.50.50.05
- 10 × 50×50×5
- mass per tilehandled one tile at a time
- 28.5 kg
- ballast mass97% of assembly mass
- 285.2 kg
- assembly mass
- 294.4 kg
- mass per metre of edgeone 1500 mm module
- 196.3 kg/m
Bearing pressure is not published here: it needs the contact area of the feet and a load case, and the published data carries neither. Take the figures above to your structural engineer.
the 70° in this name
70° is the angle the stanchion stands at, measured from the roof surface — the catalogue writes it as “70° upward”. 90° stands the stanchion square to the roof; 70° sets the same stanchion 20° off square. That is the whole difference between this configuration and the 90° version: the two carry the same parts in the same quantities, and the same assembly mass.
Which angle to specify depends on the roof and the load case, and this catalogue does not publish that — see 70° and 90° explained, the declarations of performance on documents, or ask us.
what this option costs
stacked ballast
This configuration carries 10 tiles where the unstacked Ultra X-Base · 70° upward · 50×50×5 ballast tiles carries 5 — 142.6 kg more per module to lift onto the roof, for the same guardrail.
otherUltra X-Base configurations
12 configurations share this family — grouped by ballast tile size.
50×50×5 stacked
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