Fittings for wooden structures

Fittings for wooden structures are widely used in the construction of something out of wood. For example, a small farm, country house or even a barn, which is uniquely require you to use the attachments for wooden structures. The most common method of fastening wooden structures is a classic. When one beam made grooves in the other studs, to give a definite geometric shape of the product, usually cut through additional gash in different parts of the beams. After that, with glue, nails, and associated tools is going one-piece construction. Data method of fastening wooden structures, in spite of its distribution, is used everywhere. However, there are other, far more convenient methods of fastening wooden structures. For example, one of the same methods is to use metal gear plates. The use of punched metal plates in the form of fastening wooden structures seems more justified for any construction. The method is fairly simple, it is to use thin metal sheets that are pre-processing. Galvanized steel (namely, it is most often used in this method) is a special punching, then sheets of pressed galvanized steel sheets are cut the right size. Primenyaetsyametod punched metal plate is very simple, first of all, the boards attached to the required geometry, in accordance with the seme future building, after all wood pieces are laid out in an appropriate manner and at fixing pressed metal toothed plates. Using this technique fastening wooden structures, as jagged metal plates can significantly reduce production costs and increase productivity. Note the main advantages of this technology attachment of wooden structures. In the first instance of manipulation associated with the attachment of wooden structures can be produced in the room, and, once lost, depending on weather conditions. Application of the technique also allows for each additional bonded wooden structure completely identical to the previous one. Allows you to create a design completely of any complexity. And thus, this construction will exceed their counterparts, bonded with glue and nails for strength. Joint bars may have a gap of up to 4 millimeters, and the design is no less strong. The location of studs on a metal plate may be different, depending on the objectives pursued. Thus, the most common technique is the Ganges-neil, technology, in which a pair of spikes on a metal plate, like intertwined and penetrate into the wooden structure, it can significantly increase the strength of wood construction.