6 in. x 5 in. 14-Gauge Galvanized T StrapItem is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
by Simpson Strong-Tie
About this Item:
Simpson Strong-Tie straps and plates join and reinforce joints with simple, versatile solutions for a wide range of connections. Available in many lengths, widths and thicknesses, straps can be used on the wide or narrow face of lumber for light repairs or heavy-duty projects. T and L strap ties are versatile utility straps. T straps also available with black powder coat for decorative applications.
$
5
37
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/ 1 ea
- Part Number: 66T
- UPC: 00044315037108
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Industrial Category:
Industrial Subcategory:
Industrial Subtype:
Braces and Reinforcement Hardware
Straps
Assembled Depth - Imperial:
0.07 in.
Assembled Height - Imperial:
5 in.
Assembled Width - Imperial:
6 in.
Brand Name:
Simpson Strong-Tie®
Coating:
Zinc Galvanized, G90
Color:
None
Country of Origin:
US
Display Unit/Measure:
EA
ExtraPackaging Type:
Individual Item
Gauge:
14
GTIN:
00044315037108
ICCES Reports:
ESR-2615|ESR-2523 (Index)
Install With:
Install with 0.162 in. x 3-1/2 in. nails in the header and 0.148 in. x 1-1/2 in. nails in the joist
Item Length (inches):
0.07
Item Quantity:
1
Limited Warranty:
Limited warranty, available at www.strongtie.com/limited-warranties.
Member Size:
1-3/4 in. x 7-1/4 in.
MFG Name:
Simpson Strong-Tie®
Packaging Quantity:
1
Product Class:
Strap
Product Weight:
0.3
Prop 65 Warning:
No
Quantity:
1
Shipping Weight:
0.3
Unit Of Measure:
EA
UPC Code:
044315037108
UPC Number:
10707392464126
Manufactured By:
Simpson Strong-Tie
Other Details
Actual joist size: 1-3/4 in. x 7-1/4 in.
Available for special order to accommodate sloped and/or skewed members
Galvanized (G90) for extra corrosion resistance
Made from 14-gauge steel
Minimum nailing targets moderate load demands, whereas maximum nailing allows higher loads
The full-height joist flange captures the top chord of the joist to prevent rotation and eliminate the need for web stiffeners
The two-level embossment at the top flange provides increased stiffness
