Designed especially for connecting plasterboard dry lining systems to masonry walls, concrete soff...Designed especially for connecting plasterboard dry lining systems to masonry walls, concrete soffit and timber joists. The total length refers to the length of the bracket when flat. Finish: Pre Galvanised. Fixing Hole Dia.: 4.0mm. Fixing Hole Size: 20 x 7mm. Number of Screw Holes: 26. Pack Dimensions: 226 x 182 x 56mm. Pack Weight: 3.947kg. Product Code: DB195. Size: 195mm. Total Length: 195mm. Width: 30mm.
This guide is for builders and DIY enthusiasts using Timco Drywall Brackets (195mm) to attach plasterboard dry lining systems to various surfaces. These brackets offer a robust solution for securing plasterboard, ensuring a level and stable finish. Note that the correct bracket size must be selected for your project; always measure carefully before installation.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
DB195
Brand
Timco
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary material of the Timco Drywall Brackets?
The brackets are made from steel, with a pre-galvanized finish for corrosion resistance.
What is the purpose of the pre-galvanized finish?
The pre-galvanized finish provides a layer of protection against rust and corrosion, increasing the lifespan of the brackets.
What size screws should I use with these brackets?
The screw size will depend on the substrate. Consult local building codes for recommendations.
Can these brackets be used outdoors?
While the pre-galvanized finish offers some protection, prolonged outdoor use is not recommended. Consider the environment and exposure to the elements.
How many screw holes are on the 195mm bracket?
There are 26 screw holes on the 195mm bracket.
What is the total length of the 195mm bracket?
The total length of the bracket is 195mm.
Troubleshooting
Bracket is not sitting flush against the wall/surface.
Check for obstructions (e.g., uneven surfaces, debris) and ensure the correct screw type and length are used. Also, ensure the bracket is correctly aligned.
Drywall is not level after installation.
Ensure brackets are level before fixing the plasterboard. Check for any unevenness in the substrate. Use shims if needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pre-galvanized finish.
Versatile for various surfaces (masonry, concrete, timber).
Multiple screw holes for secure fixing.
Specifically designed for drywall applications.
Cons
Requires careful measurement to ensure correct size selection.
May require pre-drilling depending on the substrate.
Specific to 195mm applications; not suitable for all drywall needs.
Preparation: Ensure the surface (masonry, concrete, or timber) is clean, level, and free of debris.
Bracket Placement: Position the brackets according to your drywall layout, ensuring proper spacing for support.
Fastening: Secure the brackets using appropriate screws. The bracket features multiple screw holes for secure fixing. Ensure screws are of the correct type and length for the substrate.
Compatibility
Materials: Compatible with plasterboard and various substrates including masonry, concrete, and timber.
Tools: Requires standard tools such as a drill, measuring tape, level, and screwdriver.
Care
Storage: Store brackets in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
Handling: Handle with care to avoid bending or damage before installation.