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Tie Down's ABS Shims/Wedges, measuring 4 in. x 6 in. x 1 in., are expertly crafted to deliver impeccable support and alignment in pier structures. These shims excel in filling gaps and securing piers between the pier plate and main beam, ensuring a solid and level foundation for your structure. Precision is paramount. Whether it's leveling your home or bridging gaps between the base of the main beam and the top of the pier cap, our ABS Shims/Wedges deliver the perfect solution. Installation is straightforward and hassle-free. Following the placement of an 8" x 8" x 16" concrete block atop pier footings, determine the gap size between the pier and beam. This measurement dictates the number and size of shims required (minimum of 2 inches), maintaining a clearance of less than 1 inch between pier top and beam bottom. Our shims can be double-stacked—2 inches on 2 inches or 1 inch on 2 inches—to adapt precisely to your needs. For double pier plate stacks, conveniently position two cap plates side by side. ABS Shims/Wedges must be used in pairs, ensuring a reliable and uniform support system for your pier structure. Fully approved for use by HUD 3285.312(3), attesting to their superior quality and adherence to industry standards, our ABS Shims/Wedges are thoughtfully crafted from recycled ABS materials, aligning with environmentally friendly construction choices.

The EFPS Elevator Shaft Gate Kit can be easily installed within minutes, providing a quick and efficient setup process. This kit offers comprehensive protection by combining edge protection and elevator shaft protection, ensuring the safety of workers and equipment in close proximity to elevator shafts. The package includes essential components such as an EGL gate lock, top hinge, bottom hinge, EGL cover, 3-piece rods, and a gate key. Designed to meet stringent safety compliance standards, the EFPS Elevator Shaft Gate Kit complies with various regulations, including OSHA, ANSI/ASSE, WAC, CSA-OHSA, and EN. With the EFPS Elevator Shaft Gate Kit, you can establish a controlled access zone for elevators, stairways, and other areas. This versatile access control system enables efficient management of personnel flow, enhancing overall site safety and organization. The EFPS is considered a global “best practice” due to the system’s collective control on a job site that completely protects the perimeter and provides edge protection. The EFPS offers the best and most cost-effective option for contractors.