Video auf YouTube ansehenThe wood/concrete adjusting screw is used especially for the stand-off installation of timber substructures on stone or concrete surfaces (in combination with suitable anchors) in the area of wall panelling (interior finishing for new buildings or renovation of old buildings). With the aid of the wood/concrete adjusting screw, the distance of the component (batten) to the surface can be adjusted individually and continuously by simply screwing the screw in and out.
In damp rooms and outdoors, non-corrosive materials must be used for mounting (DIN 18360, Section 3.1.4.1).
The user is responsible for design considerations.
Drill hole through the wood into the stone/concrete surface (hole diameter: 8 mm) - then clean the drill hole
Drive in the anchor completely, screw on the wood/wood batten/timber construction completely, until the screw head is sunk at least 2 mm into the wood
Unscrew the screw mechanically or by hand until the timber has reached the desired distance. The distance can be readjusted at any time
Important:
When using the wood/concrete adjusting screw, the appropriate screw length must be selected to ensure that the thread is fully anchored to the surface.
