National Mfg N114-355 Zinc Mending Plate 3x5/8 in 4 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N114-355 is a zinc mending plate used to reinforce and repair flat wood joints in light construction and finish carpentry applications. Each plate measures 3 inches by 5/8 inches and is constructed from zinc for corrosion resistance in typical indoor environments. The package includes 4 mending plates and comes with screws for immediate installation. Carpenters, general contractors, and maintenance technicians use these plates to strengthen butt joints, repair cracked framing members, and secure split wood surfaces without requiring welding or adhesive.

This mending plate is suited for residential and light commercial woodworking tasks, including cabinet repair, furniture reinforcement, door frame mending, and general millwork. The compact 3 x 5/8 inch profile fits tight spaces where larger hardware would be impractical. The included screws allow for a complete installation without sourcing additional fasteners, making the N114-355 a practical choice for service calls and maintenance work where efficiency matters.

Key Features

• Zinc construction provides corrosion resistance for standard indoor applications
• Compact 3 x 5/8 inch plate fits tight joint areas and narrow framing surfaces
• Includes screws for a complete, ready-to-install hardware set
• 4-pack quantity reduces per-unit cost for multi-joint repairs
• Flat profile allows flush mounting across wood joint faces

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat mending plate for use on wood surfaces in residential and light commercial construction repair applications.

Installation Notes

Mending plates are typically installed by carpenters or general maintenance technicians using a drill or screwdriver. Position the plate centered over the joint or crack and fasten with the included screws, ensuring the wood is stable and free of debris before fastening. Do not overdrive screws, as this can split the wood or strip the fastener holes. Follow any applicable local building codes when using mending hardware in structural or load-bearing applications.