Simpson Strong-tie Company Inc.

Other

Benedict Ang

Jin-Jie Lin

Timothy M Stauffer

Paul Howard Oellerich

Rachel Marie Holland

Steven E Pryor

Thomas G Evans

Timothy P Murphy

Dustin P Muhn

James M Benton

Gary Lee Mochizuki

A connection and a method of making a connection between an outer member and one or more inner structural members of a structure such as a building, the connection having a compression strut having an inner portion and an outer portion, the inner portion being supported by one of the one or more inner structural members, the outer portion being in contact with the outer member, a connector plate engaging the compression strut and the outer member and one or more tension fasteners attaching the connector plate to one or more of the one or more inner structural members.

Ledger connector

A connector is provided to attach a supported member to a supporting member, with the supported member being in sloped and skewed relation to the supporting member. The connector has back members attached to side members. A seat member attaches to the side members through a hinged connection. The seat member interfaces with the bottom face of the supported member and can be disposed at a sloped angle. A pair of seat side members extend from the seat member.

Reinforced hinged connector

A sheet metal connector is provided for connecting a brick wall to a second structural member, the connector is received in the mortar joint of the brick wall and is connected to second structural member. The connector is provided with zones of controlled bending and controlled stiffness to allow for controlled bending of the connector in the field.

Brick tie gap connector

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Dublin, CA, United States of America

Benedict Ang