Connecting elements for wood
Connecting elements for wood and ridge nails are used as bearing the connecting elements of wooden structures. Allowable load values for connecting elements and ridge nails are determined by structural calculations and decisions on permits. Connecting elements are fixed as corresponding to stress analysis, either by ridge nails or screws.
Angular clutches
Post connectors
Beam carriers
Beam couplings and stops
Binding rafter anchors
Perforated strips and sheets
Truss posts
Universal clutches and BULLDOG
Screws, nails and rafter holders
Types of materials:
Wood:
Solid wood 2nd class, glued laminated wood or plywood
Nails:
Ridge nails, chevron nails and screws according to the size range.
Components:
1) Connecting elements for wood produced from galvanized steel sheet.
2) Connecting elements for wood produced from steel sheet and then hot-dip galvanized.
3) Anticorrosive joining elements for timber manufactured from stainless steel.
Wood:
Solid wood 2nd class, glued laminated wood or plywood
Nails:
Ridge nails, chevron nails and screws according to the size range.
Components:
1) Connecting elements for wood produced from galvanized steel sheet.
2) Connecting elements for wood produced from steel sheet and then hot-dip galvanized.
3) Anticorrosive joining elements for timber manufactured from stainless steel.
Product quality
satisfying the relevant standards and technical regulations.
