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Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 (2" x 11-7/8") 14 Gauge Face Mount I-Joist Hanger - G90 Galvanized

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Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 (2" x 11-7/8") 14 Gauge Face Mount I-Joist Hanger - G90 GalvanizedSimpson Strong Tie HU2. 1 11 Description The Simpson Strong Tie HU Heavy Face Mount Joist Hangers are engineered for robust support in various construction applications. These heavy duty, face mount hangers are crafted from 14 gauge steel, ensuring durability and reliability in both residential and commercial projects. Simpson Strong Tie HU2. 1 11 Includes (1) Galvanized Face Mount Joist Hanger Simpson Strong Tie HU2. 1 11 Features G90 Galvanized

Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 Description

The Simpson Strong-Tie HU Heavy Face-Mount Joist Hangers are engineered for robust support in various construction applications. These heavy-duty, face-mount hangers are crafted from 14-gauge steel, ensuring durability and reliability in both residential and commercial projects.

Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 Includes

  • (1) Galvanized Face-Mount Joist Hanger

Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 Features

  • G90 Galvanized Finish: Provides standard corrosion resistance suitable for most indoor and dry applications.
  • Versatile Applications: Designed to accommodate a wide range of joist sizes, these hangers are suitable for solid sawn lumber, engineered wood products, and cold-formed steel (CFS) joists.
  • Code Compliance: HU-series hangers are tested, load-rated, and comply with building codes, ensuring reliable performance in structural applications.

Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 Applications

  • Deck Framing: Securely fastens joists to beams for added structural support.
  • Floor Systems: Provides strong joist support in both residential and commercial flooring structures.
  • Roof Framing: Used in truss and rafter connections for enhanced stability.
  • Bridges & Boardwalks: Essential for supporting heavy timber construction projects.
  • Post and Beam Construction: Ensures reliable load transfer in timber-framed structures.
  • Masonry and Concrete Applications: Can be installed into CMU walls or concrete slabs with appropriate fasteners.

Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 Installation Overview

  1. Fasteners: For G90 galvanized hangers, use hot-dip galvanized nails to ensure maximum corrosion resistance.
  2. Masonry and Concrete Attachment: These hangers can be installed into masonry and concrete using the appropriately specified Titen HD screws.

Simpson Strong-Tie HU2.1/11 Specifications

Finish G90 Galvanized
Material Carbon Steel
Fasteners required Face - (16) 0.162" x 3-1/2" Nails, Joist - (6) 0.148" x 1-1/2" Nails
For Treated Lumber No
Height 11"
Joist size 2-1/16" X 11-7/8"
Manufacturer name Simpson Strong-Tie
Quantity 1
Thickness 14 Gauge
Width 2-1/8"

NOTE: The correct fasteners installed in the correct position must be used to achieve published load values.

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