Lamello 144030 Lamello System Biscuits And Plates, Assorted, Box Of 1,000 (500 X20, 250 X 10, 250 X 0)

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• Overview
  The original wood biscuit is the proven solution for wood joints and the original from the inventor of the system. The original wood biscuit guarantees quality with its dimensional accuracy, optimal glue distribution, dimensional stability as well as the sustainable cultivation of the beech wood. The perfect fit demonstrates its value from the very start, when the biscuits are easily inserted into the groove and remain in place even when the work piece is turned.

  • Swiss production from sustainably managed Swiss forests
  • Recessed, embossed glue surfaces for optimal glue distribution and strong, glued connections
  • Rounded, smooth edges for easy insertion into the groove

   

  Sustainable wood management Only wood from the region around the company’s head office in Bubendorf are used to produce the biscuits.

  Tried and tested joining system Right from when the biscuit was invented in 1955, the Lamello system for connecting panel materials has been indispensable.

  Versatile A cutting principle for many different joining elements.

   

  Technical Information

  • Size (mm): H9: 38x12x3mm; 0: 47x15x4mm; 10: 53x19x4mm; 20: 56x23x4mm
  • Cutter: ø 100 x 4 x 22
  • Material: Beech

  Uses

  • Creating strong joints in furniture assembly
  • Ensuring alignment and stability in cabinetry construction
  • Enhancing structural integrity in woodworking projects
  • Facilitating the assembly of complex wood structures
  • Ideal for crafting custom shelving and storage units
  • Useful in repair and restoration of antique wood furniture
  • Assisting in the construction of wooden frames for artwork or mirrors
  • Providing support in the assembly of wooden home decor items
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  Joining with the Lamello original wood biscuits

  Joining with Classic X – Mitres 45° and 30°

  Joining with Classic X – 45° mitres from the outer edge