Fixings & Metalwork

The Simpson Stong-Tie A34 Framing Anchor is a versatile bracket for many timber framing needs. The speed prong allows you to quickly hold the anchor in place while you get the rest of the fixings in. Galvanised for corrosion resistance.

Thickness: 1.0mm
Width: 34mm x 39mm
Length: 63mm
Fixing Holes: 3.5mm (x8)

The Simpson Strong-Tie A35 anchor’s exclusive bending slot allows instant, accurate bending on site for all two and three-way ties. This framing anchor has a speed prong allowing you to quickly hold the anchors in place while you get the rest of the fixings in.

Thickness: 1.0mm
Width: 36mm x 37mm
Length: 113mm
Slot in Corner: 41mm
Fixing Holes: 3.5mm (x12)

The HES (heavy engineered strap) replaces traditional heavy restraint straps in roof and floor construction. Reducing the thickness to 1.5mm allows the HES strap to span over the top of floor joists and the bottom chords of trusses without the need for notching.

Complient with BS EN 845-1, Simpson Strongtie heavy engineered restraint straps are less than 40% of the weight, quicker to fit and overcome many fixing problems associated with traditional heavy straps.

The HES (heavy engineered strap) replaces traditional heavy restraint straps in roof and floor construction. Reducing the thickness to 1.5mm allows the HES strap to span over the top of floor joists and the bottom chords of trusses without the need for notching.

Complient with BS EN 845-1, Simpson Strongtie heavy engineered restraint straps are less than 40% of the weight, quicker to fit and overcome many fixing problems associated with traditional heavy straps.

The HES (heavy engineered strap) replaces traditional heavy restraint straps in roof and floor construction. Reducing the thickness to 1.5mm allows the HES strap to span over the top of floor joists and the bottom chords of trusses without the need for notching.

Complient with BS EN 845-1, Simpson Strongtie heavy engineered restraint straps are less than 40% of the weight, quicker to fit and overcome many fixing problems associated with traditional heavy straps.