Angle Plate - BPC - Silver

A versatile range of 2.5mm thick galvanised steel angle plates. Suitable for nail or screw fixing,...

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This guide is for anyone using BPC Silver Angle Plates to strengthen timber joints. The key benefit is enhanced joint strength, ensuring structural integrity. A key consideration is the need for appropriate fasteners (nails or screws) for secure fixing. These 2.5mm thick galvanised steel angle plates are ideal for various construction and DIY projects.

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Colour	Silver
Model Part Number	AP/442/P
Brand	BPC

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FAQs

What is the thickness of the angle plates?

The angle plates are 2.5mm thick.

What material are the angle plates made of?

They are made of galvanised steel.

How many plates are in a pack?

Each pack contains 25 plates.

What can I use to fix the plates?

You can use nails or screws.

Are fasteners included?

No, fasteners are not included.

What is the main use for these angle plates?

They are used to strengthen timber joints.

Can these plates be used outdoors?

Yes, they can be used outdoors due to the galvanised steel construction, which provides corrosion resistance.

How should I store the angle plates?

Store them in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Troubleshooting

Angle plate doesn't sit flush with the timber.

Check for obstructions such as splinters or uneven surfaces. Ensure the plate is correctly aligned and the timber is properly prepared. Consider using a countersink bit to recess the screw heads.

Angle plate bends during installation.

Use the correct size and type of fastener. If using screws, avoid over-tightening. If the timber is hardwood, pre-drill holes.

Fasteners won't fully sink.

Use appropriate length fasteners. If using screws, check for obstructions and pre-drill pilot holes.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Durable galvanised steel construction ensures longevity.
Easy to install with common fasteners.
Enhances the strength and stability of timber joints.
Suitable for a wide range of applications in construction and DIY projects.
Pack of 25 provides good value and coverage for multiple projects.

Cons

Requires additional fasteners (nails or screws), which are not included.
The galvanised steel finish may not be aesthetically suitable for all applications where appearance is critical.
Specific load-bearing capacity depends on the size and number of plates used, and the type of wood and fasteners used.
Requires careful alignment during installation to ensure optimal joint strength.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Align the angle plate with the timber joints. Pre-drill pilot holes if necessary to avoid splitting the wood, especially near the edges. Fasten the plates using nails or screws.
Compatibility: Compatible with various types of timber. Select appropriate fasteners based on the timber type and project requirements. Ensure fasteners are of suitable length and diameter.
Care: The galvanised steel is relatively low-maintenance. Clean with a damp cloth if necessary. Store unused plates in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Inspect regularly for any signs of damage or loosening of fasteners, and replace if needed.