Zenith 19X75mm Light Duty Reinforcement Mending Plates WEE1075

Strengthen and repair timber joints, furniture frames, and structural connections with these versatile Zenith light duty mending plates. Measuring 19x75x1.8mm and finished in corrosion-resistant zinc, these flat reinforcement plates provide reliable support for residential and light commercial applications. Each pack includes 4 plates with matching screws, making them ideal for quick repairs, joint reinforcement, or connecting timber pieces where a flat, low-profile solution is needed.

Key Features:

• Zinc-plated finish for rust resistance and durability
• Flat 19x75x1.8mm design for low-profile mounting
• 4-piece pack with screws included
• Internal strengthening rib for added load support
• Ideal for mending, joining, and reinforcing timber connections
• Suitable for furniture repair, shelving, and cabinet work

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 19mm x 75mm x 1.8mm
• Material: Zinc-plated steel
• Pack quantity: 4 plates
• SKU: WEE1075
• Barcode: 9310086648395

Directions:

• Position bracket in location to check that unit will function as intended.
• Fasten with screws provided using a No.2 Phillips head insert bit at 1000rpm.
• Alternatively you can use a standard screwdriver.
• Mark holes for screws, drill pilot holes using a 2.5mm drill bit and fasten using screws provided and a Phillips head screwdriver.
• Ensure that the bracket is square when fixing.

Note:

• If bracket is being used for shelves, screw brackets into wall, then fasten shelf onto bracket.
• When brackets are to be used as an external reinforcement on timber, allowance needs to be made for the internal strengthening RIB.
• The bracket is not countersunk on the external side so raised head screws are recommended for a neat finish.
• The use of longer screws is recommended where brackets may be subject to abnormal/heavy loads.
• Screws supplied are suitable for fixing brackets to timber.
• For fixing to other surfaces, use equivalent fixings and suitable drill.
• Due to possible differences in applications, the installer must make their own evaluation of the suitability and strength of the bracket for their specific application.