Joist Hangers

Hangers: Are structural hardware components used in construction to provide support and stability for joists and to connect joists to other framing elements, such as beams, ledgers, or headers. Our range includes Built-in, Timber to Masonry, Long Leg Jiffy, and Mini Joist hangers for light or heavy-duty applications.

Straps: Are commonly used to provide structural support, reinforcement, and stability to various structures and components. Proper installation techniques, such as ensuring the correct orientation, spacing, and fastening methods, play a significant role in the effectiveness of these metal straps. The selection of the appropriate metal strap and its installation is crucial to ensure the structural integrity and safety of the construction, which is why we supply a range of light and heavy-duty straps, including Flat, Twist and Engineering Straps.

Connectors: Are essential components used in construction to join and reinforce various structural elements. They play a crucial role in ensuring the stability, strength, and durability of structures. These connectors are designed to provide secure connections between different building materials, such as wood, concrete, steel, and masonry. Our range of connectors include truss clips, reinforced brackets, and framing anchors.

Hangers, Straps & Connectors are all typically made from materials that offer high strength and durability, such as galvanized steel or stainless steel, which helps protect them from rust and corrosion.

FAQs

Why are corrosion-resistant materials crucial for timber to masonry connectors?

These connectors are exposed to outdoor conditions, so materials like galvanized steel or stainless steel prevent rust and deterioration.

In what types of projects are mini joist hangers useful?

They're ideal for smaller-scale projects like decks with narrow joists, lightweight partitions, and garden structures.

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