Zenith 28X150mm Light Duty Reinforcement Mending Plates WEE1150

Strengthen and repair timber joints, furniture frames, and structural connections with these extra-long Zenith light duty mending plates. Measuring 28x150x2.3mm and finished in corrosion-resistant zinc, these flat reinforcement plates provide reliable support for residential and light commercial applications requiring maximum reach and enhanced strength. Each pack includes 2 plates with matching screws, making them ideal for large-scale repairs, joint reinforcement, or connecting timber pieces where a flat, low-profile solution with superior load capacity and extended span is needed.

Key Features:

• Zinc-plated finish for rust resistance and durability
• Extra-long 28x150x2.3mm design for maximum support span
• 2-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: 28mm x 150mm x 2.3mm
• Material: Zinc-plated steel
• Pack quantity: 2 plates
• SKU: WEE1150
• Barcode: 9310086648357

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.