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The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N220-327 is a zinc mending plate designed for flat surface repairs and structural reinforcement on wood framing, furniture, shelving, and general carpentry applications. Measuring 10 inches in length by 1 inch in width, this plate provides a straight, rigid bridging surface for joining or reinforcing two pieces of material along a single plane. Each package contains 5 plates. The zinc construction resists corrosion in typical interior environments, making it a reliable choice for both rough framing and finish carpentry work. Installers and contractors receive consistent, production-ready hardware in a bulk pack format suited for multi-unit jobsite use.
This mending plate is used in residential and light commercial construction, furniture repair, and general woodworking. Common applications include reinforcing split wood members, joining cabinet components, stabilizing shelving joints, and providing supplemental support along butt joints and end-grain connections. The flat plate profile works with standard fastener patterns and fits flush against most wood substrates without additional modification. The 5-piece bulk pack supports contractors, maintenance crews, and trade professionals who require multiple units per job.
Designed as a general-purpose mending plate for flat joint and surface reinforcement applications across residential and light commercial woodworking, framing, and furniture repair tasks.
Mending plates are typically installed by carpenters, general contractors, or maintenance technicians using standard drill and driver tools. Position the plate centered over the joint before fastening to ensure equal load distribution across both members. Select fastener length appropriate to the substrate thickness to avoid blow-through. Follow applicable building code requirements when using mending plates in structural framing applications.
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