Questions and Answers for Everbilt 1-1/4 in. x 48 in. Zinc-Plated Punched Angle

A:  The holes measure 1 inch on center.

A:  The hole center spacing appears to be 1.00 inch.

A:  This is approximately 22 gauge (.034 inch thick) which is 1/32" for practical purposes.

A:  This model is 18 gauge.

A:  They sell it in different gauges.

A:  This particular Punched Angle is 18 gauge. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  I can only assume that they'd cut it for you. It cuts easily with a hacksaw or even "tin snips" with a little effort.

A:  I'm not sure if they cut it. But a pair of tin snips cuts through it pretty easily.

A:  Home Depot does not cut punched angle in the store.

A:  Unfortunately no, but it is easy to work and cut.

A:  Holes are 27/64". 3/8" bolts fit nicely - with 3/64" extra space in the hole. Bolts don't come with it.

A:  The manufacturer suggests using 5/16" bolts.

A:  No bolts come with it. The holes will accommodate 3/8" bolts but that size far exceeds the strength of the material. I used 1/4" bolts and lag screws with washers. They're more than adequate.

A:  I used my self 5/16 with locking nuts and work great.

A:  Just bought one; it measures 18 gauge.

A:  The thickness is .25 inches.

A:  There's no way it's 1/4" thick.

A:  I would have called this 1/32" thick material. I measured it at .040" which correlates with 20 gage galv. steel.

A:  It's galvanized so, yes, rust resistant.

A:  The bar is made of steel. The zinc coating will mitigate the rusting but will be consumed as it does. When the zinc gone, the steel will begin to rust.

A:  No, the zinc coated material will rust if you need it not rust, you be better using galvanized material.

A:  The punched holes are about .390" which is just slightly larger than 3/8"

A:  The punched holes are just over 3/8" (about .390").

A:  The diameter of the holes is 0.39 inches.