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The Timco 1000mm Light Duty Flat Restraint Strap is an essential structural component for builders and contractors tasked with creating secure connections between timber joists, rafters, and masonry walls. Its primary benefit is providing reliable lateral restraint against structural movement, ensuring long-term building stability in both horizontal and vertical orientations. While it offers excellent versatility for various anchoring applications, users should note that as a light-duty product, it is specifically intended for standard domestic structural connections and may not be suitable for heavy-duty industrial load-bearing requirements.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1000FRSLS |
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, these are specifically classified as light-duty straps for timber-to-masonry applications and are not rated for heavy-duty steel connections.
The strap is 1000mm in length.
The strap is finished for standard building environments; for highly corrosive or coastal environments, additional protective coatings or stainless steel variants may be required.
While the strap is durable, repeated bending or extreme deformation can weaken the material integrity. It is best to use them in their provided flat configuration.
No, fixings are generally sold separately to allow you to choose the appropriate fasteners for your specific masonry and timber substrate.
Ensure that the masonry surface was leveled prior to fixing and that all screws are tightened uniformly.
Verify that you are using the correct screw gauge for the timber density and that you are not over-torquing the fasteners.
To install, ensure the masonry surface is level and free of debris. Position the strap across the timber connection point and secure it using appropriate high-strength screws or fixings into the masonry and timber members. Always ensure that the fixings used match the diameter of the pre-drilled holes. Compatibility is generally high with standard timber dimensions and traditional brickwork; however, ensure all installations comply with local building regulations. Maintenance involves periodic visual inspection for signs of movement or loosening of fixings, especially following extreme weather events or structural shifts.
