Tie Down 59009 ANGLE FRAME BRACKET

Product Description

Crafted from high-quality steel, Tie Down's Angle Frame Bracket serves as a pivotal connection point, ensuring a robust foundation for your structures. Designed for the attachment of longitudinal anchors to I-beams at both ends of the home, the Angle Frame Bracket is a fundamental component for anchoring security. With a 1-year warranty, Tie Down's commitment to quality is evident in the durable construction of the Angle Frame Bracket. Prioritize safety and stability by strategically determining anchor and stabilizer plate locations, along with bracket placement on the I-beam. Ensuring a strap angle of 60 degrees or lower optimizes the effectiveness of your anchoring solution. The installation process is straightforward: Drill a ½-inch hole centered in the I-beam, at least 4 inches from the edge. For wind zones II and III, connect two frame brackets with a ½-inch grade 5 bolt and nut; for wind zone I, one frame bracket is sufficient. Attach the swivel connector and strap to the angle frame brackets using ½-inch grade 5 bolts and nuts, then tighten securely.

• [DURABILITY FIRST] Manufactured from high-quality steel, the Angle Frame Bracket ensures a strong and lasting attachment point. This premium build quality guarantees the longevity and reliability that you need.
• [TAILORED FOR LONGITUDINAL ANCHORS] The Angle Frame Bracket is perfectly suited for attaching longitudinal anchors to the I-beam at both ends of the structure. This specialized function ensures that your structure remains secure and stable even in challenging conditions.
• [WARRANTY ASSURANCE] Tie Down stands by the quality of their products. The Angle Frame Bracket comes with a 1-year warranty, giving you the confidence and assurance that you're investing in a reliable and high-performing solution.
• [STRATEGIC PLANNING] For optimal results, determine the location of your anchor and stabilizer plates as well as the bracket on the I-beam. This strategic planning is vital to ensure a strap angle of 60 degrees or lower, providing the necessary stability for your structure.