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Simpson Strong-Tie HH4 (4x) Galvanized Header Hanger
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Simpson Strong-Tie Header Hangers
Simpson Face-Mount Header Hangers (Models HH, HHQ, HUC, HUCQ): High-capacity hangers engineered for connecting headers to supporting beams or posts. Designed for quick installation with nails or Strong-Drive® screws, they handle heavy vertical and lateral loads.
Simpson Concealed-Flange Header Hangers (Models HUCQF, HUCFL): Low-profile hangers with hidden flanges that allow for tight spacing between members. Perfect for applications where clean lines and aesthetics are a priority without sacrificing strength.
Simpson Heavy-Duty Skewed & Sloped Header Hangers (Models LSU, LSSU): Adjustable hangers built to support connections at an angle, whether sloped, skewed, or both. Widely used in roof framing and irregular layouts where versatility is key.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are ridge rafter connectors different from toe-nailing?
How are ridge rafter connectors different from toe-nailing?
Ridge rafter connectors create a secure, code-rated connection at the ridge beam. They guide alignment, control nail placement, and handle more load than toe-nailing, which is harder to inspect and more likely to fail over time.
How do I pick the right size hanger or connector?
How do I pick the right size hanger or connector?
Match the connector to the actual lumber dimensions you’re using. For engineered wood or multi-ply headers, choose a hanger specifically sized to fit. Always confirm the carried member width and load requirements before ordering.
What’s the difference between a face-mount hanger and a top-flange hanger?
What’s the difference between a face-mount hanger and a top-flange hanger?
Face-mount hangers attach directly to the vertical face of a supporting member, while top-flange hangers sit on top. For headers, face-mount is more common; ridge rafter connectors often incorporate a top flange for alignment.
What gauge steel are these made from?
What gauge steel are these made from?
Most header hangers and ridge rafter connectors are formed from heavy-gauge galvanized steel, typically 14–18 gauge depending on the model, giving them strength and resistance to deformation.
Do I need to predrill for screws when it comes to Simpson Strong-Tie Header Hangers?
Do I need to predrill for screws when it comes to Simpson Strong-Tie Header Hangers?
Not typically. Most Strong-Drive screws are self-drilling. Predrilling may be necessary in very dense engineered wood products or when installing near beam ends.