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Center Plates

Center plates are the structural and decorative iron plates that support angled struts and the King strut to a horizontal beam in the center of a truss. These iron brackets are available in all our hammered textures and all our finishes. Fasteners are sold seperately. For structural applications with heavy loads we recommend through bolting with 1/2" diameter or larger fasteners. We do not recommend any of our overhead metal plates be installed with clavos.


Our Center Plates are available in sizes from 14" x 8" to 34" x 18" and all of our signature textures and finishes. Please reach out to us via office@oldwestiron.com for a quote on custom sizes, styles, and finishes.
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08/17/2025
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Nicholas
United States

A perfect match for an antique iron cart

The “rusty metal” acorn nuts look great on this antique, iron, factory cart, that has a new life as a coffee table in a brewery. I’ll definitely be placing more orders from Old West Iron.

08/19/2025

Old West Iron

Thank you for your feedback, we look forward to working with you again in the future!

08/14/2025
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roger g.
United States

well made and prompt delivery

exactly what was needed

08/15/2025

Old West Iron

Thank you for your review!

08/07/2025
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Ben C.
United States

2x2 plates

Just what I wanted and the staff is very, very polite

08/13/2025

Old West Iron

Thank you for your feedback, it was great to work with you as well!

08/04/2025
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Jonah SVG verified by SHOP
United States

These are gorgeous, client absolutely loved them on her custom window shutters. Quality was even more apparent, the threaded stock used for the bolt is not cheap all thread. Ended up building a jig to cut them with an abrasive wheel on a chop saw. If you have more than a couple you aren't going to want to use a hacksaw or multitool, that is a good thing.

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