Simpson Strong-Tie Angle Bracket - Silver

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This guide is for builders, carpenters, and DIY enthusiasts requiring strong, reliable 90-degree timber connections. The Simpson Strong-Tie Angle Bracket provides a heavy-duty solution for both general joining and structural framing, offering robust support and long-lasting durability. While excellent for timber, it is not designed for direct load-bearing applications without proper structural engineering considerations.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberE9S-2.5
BrandSimpson Strong-Tie

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FAQs

What type of fasteners should I use?

Use appropriate structural screws or nails recommended for your specific timber type and the expected load. Consult local building codes for guidance.

Can this bracket be used for outdoor projects?

Yes, the galvanised steel construction makes it resistant to rot and corrosion, suitable for outdoor applications.

What is the material of the bracket?

The bracket is manufactured from strong and durable galvanised steel.

Does it come with screws or nails?

No, fasteners are typically sold separately. You will need to provide your own appropriate screws or nails.

Can this be used for structural load-bearing connections?

Yes, it is suitable for structural applications in framing, but the exact load capacity depends on the fasteners used and the overall structural design. Professional consultation may be required.

How do I clean the bracket?

Wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the galvanised coating.

What is the primary angle for this bracket?

This bracket is designed for general joining of timbers at precisely 90 degrees.

Troubleshooting

Bracket doesn't sit flush

Ensure the timber surfaces are flat and free of debris. Check for any warping in the wood.

Joint feels wobbly

Verify that all designated holes have been used with appropriate fasteners. Ensure fasteners are fully driven and secure. Check timber for soundness.

Signs of rust appearing

This can occur if the galvanised coating is scratched or damaged. Clean the area and consider applying a rust-inhibiting paint or coating for protection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides strong and stable 90-degree timber connections.
  • Durable construction from galvanised steel.
  • Resistant to rot and corrosion, enhancing longevity.
  • Suitable for both general carpentry and structural framing.
  • Reinforced design adds extra support where needed.

Cons

  • Requires appropriate fasteners (screws/nails) not included.
  • Primarily for timber-to-timber connections; not suitable for metal or concrete without adapters.
  • Galvanised coating may wear over time with extreme abrasion.
  • Specific load capacities depend on fastener type and number used.
  • May not be aesthetically suitable for exposed, decorative applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Setup:

  1. Ensure timbers are clean and dry.
  2. Position the bracket flush against both timbers at the desired 90-degree angle.
  3. Secure the bracket using appropriate fasteners (e.g., screws or nails) through all available holes. Ensure fasteners are suitable for structural use and the timber type.

Compatibility:

  • Designed for joining timbers.
  • Compatible with standard wood screws and nails.
  • Not intended for direct attachment to metal or concrete surfaces without appropriate adapters or methods.

Care:

  • Periodically inspect for any signs of damage or excessive wear.
  • While corrosion-resistant, avoid prolonged submersion in water or exposure to harsh chemicals.
  • Clean with a damp cloth if necessary; avoid abrasive cleaners.

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