Wood connectors
Extensive assortment
The right connector for every construction
No matter how you want to install your wood - we have the right connectors. Whether wood and wood, wood and concrete or wood and steel, with more than 300 articles, you are sure to find what you are looking for. Our wood connectors are attached to the wood with screws and anchor nails or to the concrete or steel with bolts and metal dowels.
Safe quality
Approved according to European standards
Our timber connectors have European Technical Approval. This approval includes the characteristic load-bearing values and instructions for the professional installation of connectors. In addition, our wooden connectors are sendzimir galvanised and thus optimally protected against the effects of weather.
Wooden connectors - you can rely on them!
With our professional range of timber connectors, we meet the requirements of the Construction Products Regulation 305/2011. Each of them is approved for static timber constructions according to the ETA. In addition, our timber connectors and post supports have the CE mark. We deliver the highest German standard, as does the German building supply sector. Because our products are made to last.
What is a metal angle?
A metal angle is a piece of metal bent at an angle. There are angles in 45°, 90° or 135°. With an angle, components can be connected to each other at an angle. They are often used in furniture construction or in the construction of houses, carports, pergolas, garden houses or patio roofs.
A metal angle is made of a steel alloy and is often galvanised and chromated for high corrosion resistance.
What is a wooden connector?
Wood connectors is a generic term for various connecting aids made of metal. They enable the connection between components of different materials such as wood-wood, wood-concrete or wood-steel without having to make constructive connections such as mortise and tenon, overlap or prongs. Therefore, wood connectors are equally suitable for professionals and experienced DIY craftsmen.
Wood connectors are often CE-certified and thus meet the requirements of the Construction Products Regulation. In addition, they are usually made of a steel alloy and are sendzimir galvanised or hot-dip galvanised, which makes them very corrosion-resistant.
How do you connect a wooden wall to the floor?
Heavy-duty angle connectors, KR angle connectors or flat steel concrete anchors are suitable for connecting a timber wall, for example in timber frame construction, to the concrete floor slab. These are CE-certified and consist of a solid steel alloy, are sendzimir galvanised or hot-dip galvanised and have a high corrosion resistance.
What do I use to connect purlins and rafters?
To bypass the structural connection of purlins and rafters, so-called rafter purlin anchors can be used. These are CE-certified, suitable for statically calculated structures and have all the quality characteristics of timber connectors.
How to fix beams to a wall?
Beam shoes can be used for this connection. They have small holes on both stop sides for the wood-wood connection, but also large holes for heavy-duty anchors for the concrete-wood or steel-wood connection. The beam is inserted into the shoe from above after it has been mounted on the wall. Thanks to the CE certification and the corrosion-resistant material, beam shoes are also approved for static constructions.
How do you connect beams with ring beams?
If so-called HALFEN rails are concreted into a ring anchor, beams can be mounted with the help of profile anchors for HALFEN rails. Ring anchors are also CE-certified and comply with the approval of statically calculated structures. They are made of a solid steel alloy and are sendzimir galvanised to achieve high corrosion resistance.
How do you fix T-beams to beams?
HE anchors can be used to fix T-beams to beams. The lateral recess accommodates the lower flange of the T-beam and thus connects it to the wooden beam.
HE anchors are CE-certified and are thus suitable for the construction of statically calculated structures. They are made of a solid steel alloy and are sendzimir galvanised, which gives them a high corrosion resistance.
What do you need a panicle belt for?
Wind bracing tape is used to stiffen roof trusses or other building elements in the longitudinal direction. Rafters can be stiffened diagonally underneath each other with the help of the wind strip. It replaces the so-called wooden wind brace.
Wind truss tape or just truss tape is CE-certified and is used to create statically calculated constructions. It has a high corrosion resistance because it consists of a solid steel alloy and is sendzimir galvanised.
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