Flatplate

Park Timber

£2.1

Robust flat connector for narrow wood/wood joint connections for transferring high loads (e.g. timber frame or truss connections) High load-bearing capacity Narrow design Can be used to secure against uplift loads in combination with threaded rods, bolts or ASSY 3.0 Combi screws. 2 perforated plates and identical wood widths must be used for each connection. Allowance must be made for eccentricity in one-sided connections. Nail edge clearances and bolt intervals must be observed in line with EC5. The nails must be arranged symmetrically with the axis of the centrally applied force. Diameter of

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