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[darpe]

Does anyone know what this tray is and where to buy more of it?

Regards, Daniel

 

[matsa79]

I'm not entirely sure, but they look like brackets used to screw down felt roofs; however, they are never visible when the roof is finished as they are under the seams.

 

[JOW]

Have seen something similar on najad insulation around pipes.

 

[darpe]

Have seen something similar on najad insulation around pipes.

Ahh flat roof might be its origin, I will investigate further on that, thank you.

 

[mlkjhr]

I believe this disc is used for attaching insulation. It replaces the plastic discs where there should be fire insulation. Check this link and you will find similar discs.
http://www.bmsvets.se/isolering/Produktkatalog - Isolering 2011.pdf

 

[sixten88]

What do you use the tray for?

 

[mexitegel]

I have found a use for it that I can confidently say was not its original intention, but thank you for taking the time and coming up with a constructive post.

Well, it was nothing. It's always fun to deal with people who have a hard time with irony

If you had been clearer about what you intended to use it for, you might have avoided my comment and received some tips on alternative pieces for your intended use.

 

[darpe]

What do you use the washer for?

To attach insulation (cell plastic boards) to the ceiling, my brother-in-law got a tip that it would save work to have something to attach the insulation to when they cast the floor slab, so they took what they had and cut a bunch of threaded rods that they drove in from underneath into the semi-hardened concrete. Now they press the shoes onto the threaded rods and fix them with the completely ideal washer for the purpose, what it was originally used for no one remembers, my father had a box of them left over from the old days. The ceiling is 200 square meters, and many boards are left to be placed, so I'm helping them find a suitable replacement for the washer, and I think I've found it on the link mlkjhr recommended, thanks for that.

 

[Marlen Eskilsson]

Now I have deleted posts that did not contribute anything to the discussion.

 

[Alfred Jonsson]

Almost exactly the same

http://www.milletech.se/infastningar-tatskikt/duk/traunderlag.html

 

[Kjell_G]

I recognize the tiles from my factory days, was involved in fitting out containers for oil drilling platforms, etc. Indeed, they were used to attach roof insulation boards to corrugated "nails" that were welded to the ceiling (although the container was turned over during that process). Unfortunately, it wasn't foam plastic but dusty rock wool boards, making for a really messy job. So you've found the right one!

Kjell G