Purlin anchor 250x32 mm Left - Per piece

Are you looking to strengthen your construction against strong winds or storms? The Wovar purlin anchor offers simple options to make your construction storm-proof. Made from Galvanised Steel, this purlin anchor can withstand considerable forces. The purlin anchor should be secured at two points, to the horizontal beam and the sloping beam of the roof structure. Whereby, for example, your roof is securely anchored to the wall using this additional support. This version of our purlin anchor has a length of 250 mm and a width of 32 mm.

You can use a purlin anchor for a purlin roof, which is a roof construction where horizontal wooden purlins run from one side of the roof to the other. The purlins are placed in a horizontal direction. You should place the purlins along the length of the roof, with the direction of the span running from one building wall to the other. These purlins carry the weight of the roof and any loads. The left and right Purlin anchors are available separately, you need to order the right side yourself.

Purlin anchor fixing

Purlin anchor fixing Securing the purlin anchor is easy using our powerful fasteners made of galvanised steel, such as chipboard screws. The screw holes of this Purlin anchor are 5mm. As you are installing this on wood, you will need our chipboard screws measuring 4.5 x 50 mm. This prevents wood splitting. With 36 screw holes of 5 mm, 18 on each side, we recommend using 36 screws per Purlin anchor. 
Note: if you have hardwood purlins or ring beams, pre-drill with a 3.5 mm hardwood drill bits. 

Buy Purlin anchor 250 mm

. Order this 25 cm purlin anchor and add extra stability to your construction. Choose Purlin anchors from Wovar for high-quality quality at a competitive price. Are you active in the construction or handyman industry? Then take advantage of Wovar's business account, which gives you extra benefits, including a business discount! If this size is not exactly what you are looking for, check out our full range of Purlin anchors. For more connection options, check out our metal brackets for wood beams, where you will also find popular joist hangers, for example.