DIYUK narrow flat mending plates are made for small carpentry and furniture work. They are narrower than a standard flat bracket, so they sit neatly on slim timber sections and board edges without overhanging, and their narrow width lets you fix them to the narrow sides of boards to join, splice or repair timber with a neat, low-profile plate. This listing is the 50mm size, a pack of 10 plates: actual size 48mm x 14mm x 1.5mm, with 4 pre-punched 4.5mm holes.Each plate is steel with a silver galvanic zinc coating, for dry interiors, including spaces with occasional moisture (service class 2 to EN 1995-1-1). The holes take 4mm ring-shank nails or 4mm wood screws, so the same plate suits a quick nailed repair or a screwed connection.Typical uses: furniture repair and restoration, splicing or reinforcing broken rails, legs and frame members; repairing cracked or weakened timber joints in shelving, cabinets and frames; splicing timber lengths end to end; joining narrow timber sections edge-to-edge or face-to-face; carpentry and joinery repairs that need a discreet, low-profile plate; slim rails, thin battens and narrow board edges; trade and DIY repairs alike.Choosing a size: each size is named by its nominal length. Width and thickness increase with the length (actual length x width x thickness): 50mm: 48 x 14 x 1.5mm, 4 holes; 60mm: 58 x 14 x 1.5mm, 4 holes; 80mm: 78 x 15 x 1.5mm, 4 holes; 100mm: 98 x 15 x 1.5mm, 4 holes; 120mm: 118 x 15 x 1.5mm, 4 holes; 160mm: 156 x 19 x 2.0mm, 6 holes; 250mm: 246 x 22 x 2.0mm, 6 holes; 300mm: 296 x 22 x 2.0mm, 6 holes. Pack sizes: 4, 8, 10, 12, 16 or 20 plates.