How do I determine the number of fastener rows my crate needs?
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Fasteners are placed in rows whose quantity is determined by the width of the material. Fastener placement on junctions is based on the width of all materials. Fastener type is based on materials being used on purpose of connection, such as for cleat attachment versus skids to base. For reference
As a general rule, a fastener row is assumed for every 2 nominal inches of wood width.
Fasteners are placed in rows whose quantity is determined by the width of the material. Fastener placement on junctions is based on the width of all materials. Fastener type is based on materials being used on purpose of connection, such as for cleat attachment versus skids to base. For reference
As a general rule, a fastener row is assumed for every 2 nominal inches of wood width.
Support Team
How do I determine the number of fastener rows my crate needs?
Fasteners are placed in rows whose quantity is determined by the width of the material. Fastener placement on junctions is based on the width of all materials. Fastener type is based on materials being used on purpose of connection, such as for cleat attachment versus skids to base. For reference
As a general rule, a fastener row is assumed for every 2 nominal inches of wood width.
Support Team
Fasteners are placed in rows whose quantity is determined by the width of the material. Fastener placement on junctions is based on the width of all materials. Fastener type is based on materials being used on purpose of connection, such as for cleat attachment versus skids to base. For reference
As a general rule, a fastener row is assumed for every 2 nominal inches of wood width.