Feature

●With the help of the template and the cutter, the milling is made in the desired place
●The plastic stencil is 225 mm long, 143 mm wide and has a material thickness of 9 mm
●Impeccable look thanks to invisible attachment of the joist connections. The two parts can be easily connected to each other by hanging.
●One part, the main support plate, is screwed into a milled recess for a wooden beam. The other part, the secondary support plate, is screwed onto another wooden beams as a counterpart.
●Since 1982, BB punching and forming technology has been a specialist in the production of wood connectors. Sustainability is one of the core companys values


Description

Wood fitting connectors allow for quick assembly that saves DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike a lot of time. Only a few things are needed to fit fitting connectors. In addition to fitting connectors and beams, these are:

• Stencil
• Router and groove cutter.
• Fully threaded chipboard screws
• drill driver

First, attach the stencil to the main carrier using the fixing holes. With the router you can now mill a recess of 14 mm. After that, the actual assembly of the connector is in turn. In the first step, the main carrier plate is screwed into the prepared joint.

After that, it goes to the side support plate, which is screwed on in the middle of the sub-beam beam. You only need to mark the middle with a pencil. Then simply screw the side support plate onto the beam. Thanks to the sheet metal guide, the screw-in angles are specified. Calculations are not necessary.

Now the support can be easily hung in the main carrier. The result is a completely stable and invisible connection.

Note: To ensure that the installation of joists and fitting connectors can be carried out perfectly, the template and chipboard screws must comply with the manufacturers specifications.