Pack of 1-104MM X 154MM GALVANISED Nail Plates - Timber Joint Connector/Support

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Nail plates can be used on a variety of materials, including solid wood, composite timber, glued-laminated wood, trusses, and more. This characteristic allows the end-user to bend the plate easily, to conform to a range of structures with different angles and dimensions. They can also be used to create simple structures, such as cheap gate frames for pheasant or chicken pens and simple truss frames for garden sheds etc. A nail plate or connecter plate is a type of structural fixing that is particularly useful for joining timber together, to reinforce and support the joints for non-structural applications.

It is a flat piece of stainless steel that has been designed with uniform, pre-punched nail/drill holes. These holes offer a simple and easy installation, as the precise placement of the drill holes ensures the fixings are placed in the right position for maximum strength.

Simpson nail plated come in an array of different sizes and can be made to any size as a special - please contact us for details. Nail plates can be used in various applications, in particular for jointing or the connection of wood elements in the same plan.

The perforated plate helps to mend large structures of wood together, producing a flush finish to ensure high-quality results.At BS Fixings, we’re passionate about empowering homeowners to take on DIY projects with confidence, especially when it comes to common tasks such as painting walls. Our scaffolding board nail plates are used with scaffold boards to repair split boards, or repair boards that have already split. Transforming a house into a home often involves the personal touch of hanging picture frames, whether it’s a cherished family photo, a motivational poster, or a collection of wall art. Nailplates can be applied to new or used boards and experience gained over many years by the scaffold industry indicates that the service life of a board can be substantially extended by the use of these nailplates. A cost effective method of jointing structural timbers (such as site built trusses) simply by nailing through the pre-punched holes.