Pain Points
What Usually Goes Wrong
- Screwed connections loosen as timber dries and shrinks
- Painted braces rust from the bolt hole outward
- Plain angle brackets open out under structural load
- Field welding on site needs a hot work permit and slows the programme
Customer Needs
What Buyers Ask Us For
- Bolt-slotted braces that tolerate timber movement
- Hot dipped galvanized finishes for permanent exposure
- Gusseted angle supports for structural loads
- Heavy mending plates for structural splices
Recommended Products
What We Usually Supply Into This Sector
Typical Applications
Where It Is Used
- Pergola, carport and deck framing
- Barn and outbuilding framing
- Gate and fence bracing
- Timber truss and splice connections
Delivery Capability
How We Supply It
- Black powder coat as standard on the structural braces
- Hot dipped galvanized available on request
- Bolt slots sized for 5/16 inch and 1/2 inch carriage bolts
- Imperial and metric size ladders
Knowledge
Guides for This Sector

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Questions From Building And Timber Frame Contractors
Are these braces suitable for permanent outdoor exposure?
Black powder coat is the standard finish and suits most exposed work. For permanent exposure or coastal sites specify hot dipped galvanized, which we run on request.
Why are the braces slotted rather than drilled?
A slot lets the timber move slightly as it dries without tearing out the fixing, which is the usual failure in an outdoor frame.
Sourcing Hardware for Building And Timber Frame Contractors
Send us the models and volumes you buy today. We will tell you which of them we already make, which need a size added, and what that changes about the price.








