s ideal for securing two wood members together on interior or exterior structural jobs. Fasten a variety of connections with ease, such as beam to post, beam to joist, purlin to truss, guardrail to post, roof to wall, knee bracing, and post cap connector replacement, along with post-frame...
FIG. 14, is a perspective view of the jointing connector of the present invention connected to a double stud member with portions bent to receive a beam member. The wood element and fasteners shown in a typical nailing pattern are illustrated in phantom line. ...
A fastener system attaches a connector or other upper member to a lower structural member such as a post or beam. The fastener systems consists of a fastener having an extending sha
s ideal for securing two wood members together on interior or exterior structural jobs. Fasten a variety of connections with ease, such as beam to post, beam to joist, purlin to truss, guardrail to post, roof to wall, knee bracing, and post cap connector replacement, along with post-frame...
s ideal for securing two wood members together on interior or exterior structural jobs. Fasten a variety of connections with ease, such as beam to post, beam to joist, purlin to truss, guardrail to post, roof to wall, knee bracing, and post cap connector replacement, along with post-frame...
A seat and anchor assembly for mounting and securing a wood joist or roof truss to a tie beam of a building including a central web portion and an upwardly extending wall portion di