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The PBSL Group 28mm Flat Packers are essential tools for contractors, joiners, and DIY enthusiasts who require precision leveling, shimming, and spacing in construction or renovation projects. These durable packers provide a reliable solution for squaring up frames and leveling uneven surfaces, though users should ensure they select the correct thickness for their specific load-bearing requirements to avoid structural shifting.
| Model Part Number | FP28MIXEDX100 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PBSL Group |
Yes, but they are made from rigid, durable material, so a sharp saw or heavy-duty cutting tool is required.
Yes, the material is moisture-resistant and will not rot or decay, making it ideal for external door or window frames.
Yes, you can stack two 28mm packers to reach 56mm, provided the load is evenly distributed across the stack.
They are designed to support structural loads when installed correctly under frames or joists, but always ensure the load is balanced.
They are made from a high-density, impact-resistant plastic polymer designed for longevity in construction environments.
Use a small amount of construction adhesive or double-sided tape to secure the packer to the substrate before mounting the frame.
Re-check the load distribution across all packers; you may need to add or remove a packer from one corner to balance the weight.
To use these packers, first identify the gap size requiring adjustment. For gaps wider than 28mm, stack the packers vertically to achieve the desired height. Ensure the surface is clear of debris before placement to guarantee a level base. These packers are compatible with most wood, metal, and PVC-u profiles. For care, store the remaining units in the provided box to prevent environmental damage or accidental loss. If they become dirty during use, they can be cleaned with a stiff brush or a damp cloth without affecting their structural integrity.
