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The CS BASSET PRODUCTS FHA-500-1816-8 is a 16-gauge steel nail plate designed to protect HVAC lines, pipes, and wiring that run through wood framing members. These plates are installed over notched or bored framing where mechanical components pass through, creating a barrier that prevents fasteners from penetrating critical system elements. Measuring 18 inches in length by 5 inches in width, the FHA-500-1816-8 features an 8-hole pattern positioned on each end of the plate. Plates are sold in cartons of 25, making them practical for new construction and renovation projects. All plates are stamped with a 16-inch marking as required by applicable codes.
This nail plate is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC installations where local or state building codes require mechanical protection at framing penetrations. The 8-hole pattern at each end allows for secure fastening into wood studs, joists, or plates. State or local code may require all nail holes to be filled upon installation. HVAC technicians, contractors, and rough-in crews commonly install these plates during framing or mechanical rough-in stages. The 25-per-carton pack quantity supports multi-unit and production builds efficiently.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and code-compliant nail plate for residential and light commercial HVAC framing protection applications where a 18-inch by 5-inch FHA-style plate is required.
Nail plates are typically installed by HVAC contractors or rough framing crews before wall or ceiling finishes are applied. Fasten the plate flush against the face of the framing member over the notch or bore using appropriate nails or fasteners through the provided hole pattern. State or local code may require all nail holes to be filled — verify requirements with the authority having jurisdiction before inspection. Always follow applicable local building codes and IFGC guidelines for mechanical system protection at framing penetrations.
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