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. mm: 4.0. Fixing Hole Size W x H mm: 20 x 7. No. of Screw Holes: 46. Pack Dimensions L x W x H mm: 322 x 146 x 70. Pack Weight kg: 5.889. Product Code: DB295. Size mm: 295. Total Length mm: 295. Width mm: 30.
This guide provides essential information for using Timco Drywall Brackets (295mm) effectively. Designed for connecting plasterboard dry lining systems to masonry walls, concrete soffits, and timber joists, these brackets offer a robust solution for construction projects. Note that the total length refers to the bracket's length when flat, so factor this into your installation plans.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
DB295
Brand
Timco
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can these brackets be used with?
These brackets can be used with masonry walls, concrete soffits, and timber joists.
What is the finish of the brackets?
The brackets have a pre-galvanised finish for corrosion resistance.
How many screw holes do the brackets have?
The brackets have 46 screw holes.
What is the total length of the bracket?
The total length of the bracket is 295mm.
What is the width of the bracket?
The width of the bracket is 30mm.
Are screws included?
No, screws are not included. You must provide the appropriate screws for your application.
How should I store the brackets?
Store unused brackets in a dry environment.
Troubleshooting
Bracket is difficult to align.
Double-check measurements and ensure the supporting structure is level. Use a straight edge or level during installation.
Screws are stripping.
Use the correct type and size of screws for the supporting material. Pre-drill pilot holes if necessary.
Bracket seems unstable.
Ensure all screw holes are used and that the screws are securely fastened. Check the supporting structure for stability.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pre-galvanised finish for corrosion resistance.
Versatile design suitable for various construction applications.
Multiple screw holes for a secure and robust fixing.
Easy to install with standard tools.
Provides a strong connection between plasterboard and supporting structures.
Cons
Requires careful measurement and alignment during installation.
The 295mm length may not be suitable for all project requirements.
May require additional screws depending on the specific application.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the supporting structure (masonry, concrete, or timber) is clean and free of debris. Measure and mark the locations for the brackets.
Bracket Placement: Position the brackets according to your plans. Ensure they are level and properly aligned.
Fixing: Use appropriate screws (not provided) to secure the brackets to both the supporting structure and the plasterboard.
Compatibility: These brackets are compatible with standard plasterboard systems and can be used with various types of screws. Ensure the screws are suitable for the supporting material.
Care: Regularly inspect the brackets for any signs of corrosion or damage. Replace any damaged brackets immediately. Store unused brackets in a dry environment.