Nailplate 101-70x80

Nail plates are steel plates with multiple slots or nails on one side. These slots or nails are created by punching holes in the steel plate, but leaving the punched nails attached to the plate. The nails are formed to be at a right angle to the plate.

B - WidthL - Length

During this process, the nails are given a shape to form a rigid connector. When the connector nails are pressed into the ends of the connected wood parts, the plate "fuses" them together, creating a joint. Joints always use identical pairs of plates, pressed from both sides of the joint. The idea is simple, but to make the joint effective, the right balance needs to be found between nail shape and concentration, plate thickness, and flexibility. Current research and development commitments ensure that licensed wood truss manufacturers have access to the most effective roof truss systems.

The properties of nail plates joints comply with all building regulations.