Video auf YouTube ansehenThe wood/wood adjusting screw is used especially for the distance mounting of timber constructions on wooden surfaces in the area of ceiling and wall panelling. With the help of the adjusting screw, the distance of the component (batten) from the surface can be adjusted individually and continuously by simply screwing the screw in and out.
With its special geometry, the 60° head minimises the probability of the thin slats splitting during processing.
Suitable materials or surface coatings, such as stainless steel or hot-dip galvanised fasteners, must be used in damp rooms and outdoors. (DIN 18360:2019-09).
1.) Like a standard chipboard screw or wood screw, the adjusting screw is screwed completely through the batten into the wood substrate.
Important: The head of the adjusting screw is only countersunk completely into the wood once the batten and the wood substrate are in contact without any gaps (it may be advisable to use spacer blocks for large distances).
2.) The fully screwed-in adjusting screw is adjusted to the desired distance by unscrewing it in an anti-clockwise direction. It can be readjusted in any direction. When selecting the screw length, keep in mind that the thread must be fully screwed into the surface!
