Simpson Strong-Tie Simpson-H2.5A-1/PACK H2.5A 18-Gauge Hurricane Tie, 1 Each

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You may sell the goods in the ordinary course of business at a price not less than the price of such goods under this Agreement. Title in any goods appropriated to such sale shall pass to you immediately Hurricane ties are special connectors used in building houses. They are used to strengthen various roof types’ frames and firmly connect the roof to the rest of the building. Hurricane ties are most commonly added in the construction phase of the roof. The Company may repossess the goods at any time after your authority to possess or sell the goods under clause 7.4 above has been terminated or the Company’s termination of the Agreement under

The repaired or replacement goods will be delivered to the original place of delivery and are otherwise subject to the provisions of this Agreement. The Company will, at its option, either make good by repair or the supply of a replacement, defects which, under proper use, appear in the goods within a period of 12 months after the goods have beenHurricane straps, also referred to as hurricane clips or hurricane bands, are metal connectors used to secure the roof trusses or rafters to the top wall plate. They prevent the roof from lifting and being blown away during high winds by providing a strong connection between the roof structure and the walls.

When choosing hurricane ties for your home, there are several options available in the market. One popular choice is the Simpson Strong-Tie H1 Hurricane Tie, made of 18-gauge galvanized steel. This tie is highly regarded for its durability and strength. It works by securing the truss or rafter on two sides and utilizing four screws to connect the roof and walls, effectively resisting uplift forces. In many cases, it is preferable to install hurricane straps during construction once the frame of the house has been completed. In other instances, hurricane straps can be installed during a roof replacement or re-roofing. consequential loss, that you may incur as a result of the non-availability of any item on any date.you shall pay the Company on demand all sums owed by you to the Company (including VAT) in respect of all goods on all accounts under all transactions between Company and yourself concluded at

Living in areas prone to hurricanes or tornadoes comes with the responsibility of taking necessary precautions to protect your home. One crucial measure for safeguarding your property is the installation of hurricane ties. These heavy gauge galvanized metal straps create a strong connection between the roof and walls of a home, preventing the roof from lifting off during high winds. When you or your roofing contractor reaches a specific figure for all of these variables, you could also consider the purpose of the building, cost, and risk tolerance. To install hurricane straps on an existing roof, you’ll need to remove the soffit. Once removed, you’ll need to secure the connectors at every wall to rafter connection. To do so, secure nails in every hole from the side and front of the strap. Be sure to use joist hanger nails to remain up to code (often stamped 28 on the top of the nail). As mentioned above, our delivery partners are unable to offer premium delivery services including pre 0900, pre 1030 &pre 1200, so Metro Fixings will not be able to offer pre deliveries for the moment. Attach the clips to the trusses with nails or screws. Be sure to use ones long enough to penetrate the trusses.

How To Install Hurricane Ties and Clips

When retrofitting from the inside, it is recommended to remove a strip of drywall from the wall and ceiling around the exterior walls in a uniform manner. By doing so, you can gain access to the studs and joists necessary for installing hurricane straps. Attach the hurricane ties where the rafters are positioned over the studs, and use a twist strap for a strong load path to the foundation. Once the hurricane ties are securely in place, the drywall can be reinstalled, restoring the interior finishes of your home. Hurricane ties have been tested and proven to secure roofs even in adverse conditions. They provide high resistance to the immense upward and lateral air pressures of a storm. If there is a threat of high winds, you should also secure and protect your windows from damage. You can do this with plyboard and window clips or with hurricane shutters. There’s also gravity to think about. Those gravitational forces we mentioned earlier are pushing outward on each rafter, from peak to eave. By cutting a birdsmouth notch, those forces are redirected downward onto the wall plate and wall, which is exactly where you want those forc

In this post, we’ll outline some of the key elements to consider when selecting a hurricane tie for your project. Demand Load Company have both signed an off-hire notice for that item and the item has been returned to the Company. Drill the pilot holes at an angle to intersect with the center of the trusses. This measure will make it easier to drive in the screws or nails. The Company shall have the right to terminate the Agreement immediately, without affecting its accrued rights and without further liability if:It is also possible to install ties in a fully-completed roof, but that’s a considerably more strenuous process because the roof’s soffit will be removed. They help to resist uplift forces in high winds and can provide additional protection for your home in a hurricane. Besides the added benefit of fewer connectors to install, using a single hurricane tie from your roof framing to your wall studs can eliminate top-plate roll, a topic discussed at length in one of our technical bulletins . Other Factors When Selecting Hurricane Ties