
Product Details
LD-232 Stainless Steel Round Base Flange for Tube Railing
LD-232 Stainless Steel Round Base Flange for tube railing and pipe mounting to floors and walls. Available in 304 stainless steel with mirror polish, satin brush, and black finishes in multiple diameters.
Core Features
- 304 stainless steel construction for superior corrosion resistance
- Round design with wide base for stable load distribution
- Flat and high-foot profile options for different applications
- Precision-machined center hole for standard pipe diameters
- Three pre-drilled screw holes for secure mounting
- Mirror polish, satin brush, and black powder coat finishes
Application Scenarios
- Staircase railing post floor and step mounting
- Balcony and terrace handrail base installation
- Bathroom shower curtain rod floor fixing
- Wardrobe and closet pole base support
- Table leg and furniture foot mounting
- Outdoor deck railing and pergola post base
FAQ
What is the difference between flat and high-foot flanges?
Flat flanges have a low 8-15mm profile and sit nearly flush with the mounting surface, suitable for minimalist installations and where the tube needs to be as close to the surface as possible. High-foot flanges have a raised 25-40mm profile that provides a decorative finish, additional structural support, and keeps the tube end elevated above the floor for drainage and cleaning.
How do I ensure the flange is properly centered?
Mark the flange position on the mounting surface using the flange itself as a template. Drill pilot holes through the screw hole positions. For precise alignment of multiple flanges, use a chalk line or laser level to ensure all base positions are in a straight line before drilling.
Can these flanges be used on uneven surfaces?
The LD-232 flange is designed for flat mounting surfaces. For slightly uneven surfaces, use shims behind the flange. For significantly uneven surfaces like rough stone or brick, use a leveling compound to create a flat mounting area or use adjustable-height flanges available upon request.
How do I secure the tube into the flange?
The tube is inserted into the flange center hole. For a permanent installation, apply a small amount of construction adhesive or thread-locking compound inside the flange before inserting the tube. Some installers also drill a small set screw through the side of the flange into the tube for additional security.


