Bracket shoe DMX WBZ27 80×150×2 mm for internal beam, model 8145673

Bracket shoe DMX WBZ27 (model 8145673) is a galvanized steel mounting plate sized 80×150×2 mm designed for fastening internal beams where space is limited. The bracket’s inward-bent suspension elements enable secure attachment on narrow posts, and the partially covered suspension between connected parts improves visual appearance. A large opening diameter also allows fixing beams to concrete walls. Made of galvanized DX51D + Z275 steel, thickness 2 mm; load capacity and resistance 23.65 kN.

Advantages

The DMX WBZ27 combines compact dimensions with a reinforced design that supports beam fastening in confined areas and on narrow columns. Corrosion protection from zinc galvanizing increases durability, while the larger hole diameter expands installation options to both timber and concrete substrates. The partially covered suspension gives a neater finish at joints.

Suitable for

• Fastening internal beams on narrow posts or columns
• Securing beams to timber structures using Ø4 mm anchoring nails, Ø10 mm wood screws or M10 bolts
• Fixing beams to concrete walls with M10 concrete anchors

Key specifications

• Brand: DMX, Model: WBZ27 (8145673)
• Dimensions: 75 × 80 × 150 × 2 mm (listed size 80×150×2 mm)
• Material: Galvanized steel DX51D + Z275
• Thickness: 2 mm
• Compatible fasteners: anchoring nails Ø4 mm, wood screws Ø10 mm, screws M10, concrete anchors M10
• Load capacity / resistance: 23.65 kN
• EAN: 5907708145673, MPN: 8145673

How to use

Position the bracket shoe so the inward-bent suspension elements align with the beam and the supporting post or wall. Use appropriate fasteners for the substrate: anchoring nails Ø4 mm or Ø10 mm wood screws for timber, M10 bolts or M10 concrete anchors for concrete. Ensure fasteners are driven or tightened to the manufacturer’s recommended depth and torque where applicable. Verify the bracket sits flush and that connected beams are correctly aligned before applying loads.

Usage recommendations

For durable performance, use corrosion-resistant fasteners in environments with elevated moisture. Check local structural requirements and, if necessary, consult an engineer to confirm the bracket’s load capacity meets project-specific demands.