Jonny provides tips on selecting the best lumber and step-by-step instructions for cutting, assembling, and finishing the sofa. Ideal for indoor or outdoor use, this sofa is customizable to fit any space. Ideal for creative individuals looking to add a personal touch to their home. For the ...
There are approximately 20 different models of hurricane ties. This post outlines key elements to consider when selecting a hurricane tie for your project.
SaveSimpson’sH series of strong tiesare designed to meet a variety of different rafter and truss styles. The stout H10 hurricane tie is angled to allow it to fit roof slopes of up to 6/12 with rafters that use blocking, creating very strong resistance against uplift. The H-16 functions ...
plus durable Simpson Strong-Tie APRTR Ridge Tie Rail Connectors, you can build a sturdy and stylish firewood rack. Perfect for anyone wanting to tidy their yard and have firewood ready for cozy nights.
You can use a table saw to do this, but I used my cordless circular saw because that made it easier to handle the large plywood panels by myself. Build the box — check to make sure everything is square, and assemble the box with Simpson Strong-Tie® Phillips wafer-head screws. I...
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To fortify it, you need to have hurricane ties that anchor the roof framing to the wall structure. This process is done so that the roof will remain attached to the walls despite the force of strong winds. What Is a Hurricane Tie?
my outdoor projects. I’m still so enthralled withthe glass-topped outdoor tableI built last year that I decided to build it a friend. I built a handy, rolling planter and was able to incorporate more of the gorgeous black hardware from the Simpson Strong-Tie® Outdoor Accents® line...
Secure posts to the concrete footers using Simpson Strong-Tie post bases and anchor them with 5/8 inch wedge anchors. Ensure a gap between the post bottom and the ground to prevent water damage. Attaching Beams and Rafters Use a laser level to find a consistent height for the beams across...
Simpson Strong-Tie 18-gauge hurricane tiesto help secure each rafter. I built ladder ends to go over the gables for the overhang at each end. I then added blocking between each rafter every 4 ft. to support the edges of the sheathing, and to prevent the rafters from twisting under snow ...