The 4 hole - 15 degree angled flat plate is an external fastening method that requires no machining services. This flat plate creates a 15-degree angle between profiles and its shape reinforces the strength of the connection. It is a durable option that is easy to assemble and can be reconfigured and reused. The suggested mounting hardware can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab. Tip: Use double slide-in economy T-nut to save time and money. Pre-load your hardware prior to connecting profiles to simplify your assembly.

The 4 hole - 60 degree angled flat plate is an external fastening method that requires no machining services. This flat plate creates a 60 degree angle between profiles and its shape reinforces the strength of the connection. It is a durable option that is easy to assemble and can be reconfigured and reused. The suggested mounting hardware can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab. Tip: Use a double slide-in economy T-nut to save time and money. Pre-load your hardware prior to connecting profiles to simplify your assembly.

The 4 hole - straight flat plate is an external fastening method that requires no machining services. It is a durable connection that can be easily repositioned and reused. This flat plate can provide infinite positioning along the profile T-slot, allowing for a large degree of adjustability. It engages the 2-degree drop-lock feature when the assembly bolts are tightened to the required torque, creating a strong connection. Tip: Use a double slide-in economy T-nut to save time and money. Pre-load your hardware prior to connecting profiles to simplify your assembly.

The 5 hole - tee flat plate is a strong, external fastening method that requires no machining services and can be used to connect more than two profiles together. This fastening option can provide infinite positioning along the profile T-slot, allowing for a large degree of adjustability. It is a long-lasting connection that is easily assembled and can be repositioned and reused. The suggested mounting hardware can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab. Tip: Use double or triple slide-in economy T-nuts to save time and money. Pre-load your hardware prior to connecting profiles to simplify your assembly.