Internet #

203597855

Model #

56612

Store SKU #

1001595951

OWT Ornamental Wood Ties

Tee Tie Plate Decorative Structural Wood Connector

Name: Tee Tie Plate Decorative Structural Wood Connector
Brand: OWT Ornamental Wood Ties
SKU: 1001595951
Price: 42.44 USD
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

(3)Questions & Answers (8)

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Designed for use on pergolas, arbors, pavilions, or decks
Includes 2 steel connector plates for 90° T joint
Hot-dipped galvanized and powder-coated steel resists corrosion
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When it comes to attaching timbers, posts, joists and beams Ornamental Wood Ties (OWT) are the ultimate statement of style and strength. OWT hardware produces strong connections as well as enhancement to your project design. With a wide range of connectors and components you can use your imagination to build a project that is uniquely your own. All OWT wood ties are made with ultra heavy gauge steel and hot dipped galvanized after fabrication. The parts are then finished with an exterior grade powder coating for complete protection from corrosion. This makes them suitable for harsh environments and contact with ACQ treated lumber. OWT hardware is commonly used to construct pergolas, arbors, pavilions or decks but with a little imagination you can build an endless number of projects with OWT. Although OWT is designed to perform in outdoor environments it is equally functional for interior projects. OWT has also been engineered to make installation faster and easier with industry leading features and attachment techniques. Unlike conventional wood post bases and brackets OWT does not require extra labor and materials to conceal them, saving time and money.

Connector plate for 90° T joint
Designed for connection material greater than 5-1/2 in.
Truss accents, lag bolts and hex cap nuts sold separately
3/16 in. T hot dipped galvanized and powder coated steel
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Q:Which fasteners/screws would I use for 6x6 (actual 5 1/2") wood beams? I assume 6 per bracket/side?

by|Dec 12, 2017

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A: Typically, for this size lumber, you'd use a 2-3/4" Timber Screw - and since there are 6 holes for screws, using all 6 would be ideal. Not knowing what your project is you might want to contact a building professional for requirements beyond normal standards. Thank you!

by|May 5, 2023

Q:Why would this be used for reinforcing/decorating a 12x6 and a 6x6 cedar beam rather than the "tr...

by|Aug 18, 2017

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A: Chris, Great question - I would say truss design, span and overall aesthetic appeal all could play a part in deciding between OZCO's Truss Base Fan - T (Item #56645) and "T" Tie Plate (Item #56612). If you'd like additional information please email us at sales@ozcobp.com. Thanks, OZCO Sales & Service

by|May 4, 2023

Q:To use the Tee Tie connecting an 8x12 beam to an 8x8 post, would I use the OWT Timber Screw #56627? How many screws?

by|Jul 29, 2017

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A: Dan - I would use the "T" Tie Plate, Item #56612 - 2 per package, on each side and I would use 6 Screws per side and you did identify the correct length, Item #56628 - 1/4" x 3-3/4" OWT Timber Screw, as the plate thickness, 3/16" steel, and then the thickness of the Truss Accent, also 3/16" steel, (either Item #56611 or 51711) along with the Hex Cap Nuts will remove any opportunity for the screws to touch. If you have additional questions or needs please contact us. Thanks, OZCO Sales & Service

by|Oct 9, 2019

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Q:Is the idea that you put one plate on each side of the beam and post, or would you typically only use one tie per?

by|Jul 23, 2017

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A: John, The ideal use is one on the front of the connection and one on the back as well. Don't forget to complete the look with Accent Plates (56611 or 51711) that match the rest of the hardware (post to beams, post bases, Inside 45's). Good Luck! OZCO Sales

by|May 4, 2023