My roof-light frame combined a long beam with short branches. This kit is another purchase for that junction style, bringing the plate and its small attachment pieces into one package.
I bought 2020 T-Plate and Sliding-Nut Kit as part of my camper van equipment.
My roof-light frame combined a long beam with short branches. This kit is another purchase for that junction style, bringing the plate and its small attachment pieces into one package.
Grouping the Junction Plate and Its Small Fasteners
I cut the added light-bar beam and drilled three connector pieces.
The rack nuts needed to slide in through a wider opening.
I undid tightened bolts to insert another nut before continuing the assembly.
The profiles and joint hardware during my roof-mount assembly.The drilled connectors and fasteners joining my added extrusion to the roof rack.
My Takeaway from This Job
The small attachment pieces affected the assembly order after the metalwork was done. This T-plate kit and the black hardware-kit alternative group plates with screws and sliding nuts; the Befenybay option supplies plates separately.
A junction kit includes more than the plate outline.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Plate
T-shaped joining plate
Screws
M5
Slot Hardware
Sliding nuts
A face-mounted T plate joins the rail faces at a three-way junction. The plate holes, screw positions and slot nuts all need to line up with the actual profiles. Draw the junction before final assembly and keep the nut-entry path accessible while adding the rails. For a van frame, that sequence makes the connection easier to build and records which joint uses a flat plate rather than a bracket mounted between adjoining faces.
