Horizontal H/duty Restraint Strap - 800mm - 5Pk

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The Horizontal H/duty Restraint Strap by AB Tools is designed for professional carpenters, landscapers, and DIY enthusiasts who need a robust solution for anchoring timber elements to masonry structures. Its primary benefit is providing high-strength structural stability for fence posts, beams, and internal wall reinforcements, though users should note that the galvanised finish, while durable, is intended for standard environments and may require additional protection in highly corrosive coastal areas.
| Model Part Number | FN095_5PK |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, this pack contains 5 straps only. You will need to purchase suitable masonry screws or rawlplugs based on your specific wall material.
Yes, the galvanised finish is designed to resist outdoor weathering, making them suitable for fence and garden structure repairs.
The pre-drilled holes are 6mm in diameter.
No, the bend is fixed at a right angle to provide structural rigidity; do not attempt to bend it further as this may weaken the metal.
You will need a drill with masonry bits for the brickwork, a screwdriver or impact driver for the timber, and a spirit level to ensure correct alignment.
Ensure the masonry surface is level and free of debris; use a chisel to remove any protruding mortar or brick edges.
Since the holes are on 25mm offset centres, adjust the placement of the strap slightly before marking, or drill a new hole if absolutely necessary, ensuring it does not weaken the strap edge.
Installation requires basic hand tools or a cordless drill. First, align the 100mm bent section against the masonry and mark the fixing points. Drill into the masonry using an appropriate drill bit, then secure using expansion wall plugs and screws. For the timber side, use sturdy wood screws or coach bolts, ensuring you use the pre-drilled 6mm holes to maintain structural integrity. To maintain the galvanised finish, avoid scratching the surface during installation. If the finish is accidentally compromised, apply a cold-galvanising spray to prevent localized corrosion.