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Simpson  |  SKU: TP-738743

Adjustable Height Timber to Timber Joist Hanger 477mm x 47mm JHA450/47


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Connect solid timber joists with these galvanised steel joist hangers - commonly used in the construction of decking frames. Height adjustable, these hangers can be bent to fit a range of timber joist widths - simply bend the adjustable straps around the connecting joist for a secure fit. 

  • Adjustable strap is wider, allowing for increased nail spacing for a more secure fit
  • Features speed-prongs to allow temporary holding of the joist for easy installation
  • 2mm thick 
  • Suitable for use with timber joists

Data Sheets & Guides:

Simpson Timber to Timber Joist Hanger (JHA) Installation Guide & Data Sheets

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    • Thickness
      47mm
    • Width
      477mm
    • Material
      Galvanised Steel

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    What are Masonry Supported Joist Hangers?

    Masonry supported joist hangers are typically used in the construction of masonry walls to attach wooden joists securely. Made of galvanised steel, they are usually anchored into the wall during the process of constructing the wall, ensuring proper load transfer and structural stability. Their most common use is to attach floor and roof joists to walls or columns. 

    What are Timber to Timber Joist Hangers?

    Timber-to-timber joist hangers are used to join timber joists or beams together securely with a galvanised steel fixing. Ideally, they support the weight of a timber joist whilst connecting it to another, usually in a perpendicular arrangement, such as where Pergola roofing meets the frame, or where deck frame supports meet the outer frame. They provide structural support and stability, helping to distribute the load evenly and prevent the timber from shifting or separating over time. They are commonly used in floor framing, deck construction, roof framing.