Outdoor Accents Avant Collection ZMAX, Black Powder-Coated T Strap for 4x4 Lumber
- Clean, simple lines enhance the beauty of outdoor living spaces
- Strengthen your outdoor living structure with decorative hardware
- Installs easily for a variety of indoor or outdoor projects
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Product Overview
The Simpson Strong-Tie Outdoor Accents line of decorative hardware features connectors and fasteners that bring beauty and strength to custom outdoor living structures. The Avant Collection features straight edges and chamfered corners for a clean, timeless design. The APVT straps provide reinforcement for a connection where 1-lumber piece intersects another at a 90° angle. This T strap is easily installed with Outdoor Accents structural screws and hex-head washers.
- Avant collection features straight edges and chamfered corners for a clean, timeless design
- Dimensions: 13-1/2 in. x 8-1/4 in.
- Made from 12-Gauge steel
- ZMAX galvanization with black powder coat offers extra corrosion resistance for exterior and treated-wood applications
- Install with outdoor accents structural screws and hex-head washer (sold separately) for a decorative look
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Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
0.101
Product Length (in.)
8.25
Product Width (in.)
13.50
Details
Color Family
Black
Connector Finish
Powder coated
Connector recommendation
4x4 Nominal Lumber
Fasteners Included
Fasteners Not Included
Features
Decorative
Gauge
12
Material
Steel
Number of Pieces
1
Package Quantity
1
Product Weight (lb.)
1.45
Returnable
90-Day
Staggered Nail Pattern
Not Staggered
Strap Type
Tie
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
Limited Warranty
Questions & Answers
1Questions1Answers
Are the holes for these offset slightly, so if I put two of these back to back on a 4x4 post/beam...
Asked by Seth September 4, 20201
AnswerThe holes on the horizontal flange have a built in offset, but the hole on the vertical flange is centered. For this centered hole, we would recommend VERY slightly angling the screws away from each other. Also, the straps can be very slightly (unvisibly) offset back-to-back if concerned. In our many installations for testing & such, it does not appear to be a problem with the screws hitting each other. Thank you!
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