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Fixing Band

FB20 fixing band is a really handy way to provide a tension connection between two wood members. Ideal for all general light strapping, it is perfect for DIY, Industrial and agricultural uses.

This 0.9mm x 20mm strapping can be bent or twisted for a variety of non-structural applications, comes in a handy 10 metre roll and is available in galvanised or stainless steel.

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Folded Mini Strap (FMS)

The FMS strap provides restraint to masonry walls when the walls are supporting joist ends. They make installation easier, quicker and cheaper - without compromising on wall stability.

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Heavy and Light Straps (H/L)

H and L straps are designed to The Building Regulations, BS 5268 Part 3 and other building standards for vertical and horizontal restraint when connecting timber floor and roof systems to masonry walls.

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Heavy and Light Engineered Restraint Straps (HES/LES)

The innovative design of these new lightweight straps allows ease of handling and installation whilst maintaining the structural strength and robustness of much heavier weight straps.

Developed as an alternative to the traditional “heavy” and “light” restraint strap. They save time in installation in both horizontal and vertical applications and are CE marked.

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Herringbone Strut (HSA)

Superior alternative to unreliable, slow and costly timber struts. Meets bracing requirements for long span domestic floors.Generally required at centre of span when floor joists exceed 2.5 metres. Spans exceeding 4.5 metres require two rows spaced at 1/3 and 2/3span.

HSA come sized to suit joist centre spacing of 400,450 & 600mm. See tables for spacing. Common model width 30mm.

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Strap Ties (LSTA/MTS/LTS)

Twist straps provide a tension connection between two wood members. Install strap ties where tension connections are required. Commonly used as ridge ties and at wall intersections. Members must have the same number of installed nails at each end. Otherwise, the load is limited by the least number of nails in either member.

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