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  • 5mm Thick pre-galvanised mild steel
  • Simpson part number: H20B10
  • Designed for horizontal loads

Installation

  • Horizontal lateral restraint straps should be spaced not more than 2m centres and attached to at least 3 timber members through the use of noggings and packing
  • Attach to timber members using a minimum of 8 no. 3.75 x 30mm square twist nails
  • The bend length should be a minimum of 100mm and should be positioned at the centre of an uncut block or brick
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BrandSimpson Strong Tie
Width30mm
Length2000mm

Heavy Restraint Strap Bent 100 - 2000 x 30 x 5mm

 
MPN Code
H20B10
Part Code
NYEH20B10

Restraint straps are commonly used in roofing applications and are designed for vertical & horizontal restraint when connecting timber flooring & roofing systems to masonry walls. Restraint straps, also commonly called holding down straps, come in two grades - light duty & heavy duty. Light duty straps are for vertical restraint and heavy-duty straps are for lateral restraint, as per current building regulations - BS 5268 Part 3.

 
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Restraint straps are commonly used in roofing applications and are designed for vertical & horizontal restraint when connecting timber flooring & roofing systems to masonry walls. Restraint straps, also commonly called holding down straps, come in two grades - light duty & heavy duty. Light duty straps are for vertical restraint and heavy-duty straps are for lateral restraint, as per current building regulations - BS 5268 Part 3.