22ga Brick Ties 7/8" X 7" for America Corrugated Wall Tie 1"X7"

• After-sales Service: Yes
• Warranty: 3 Years
• Application: Wall Forming
• Shipping Cost: Estimated freight per unit.: about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
• Currency: US$
• Return&refunds: You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products.
• Model NO.: 7/8" x 7"
• Certification: CE
• Surface Treatment: Yes
• Technics: Stamping
• Material: Steel
• Type: Construction Accessories
• Ga: 22
• Logo: Can Be Printed on Box
• Market: America
• Quality: Guaranteed
• Transport Package: 500 Per Box
• Specification: 1"x7"
• Trademark: welfound
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 1800 Box Per Week

Product Description

 

Product Description

Building material galvanized steel wall brick ties

*Lockout Application: wall ties play a vital role in ensuring the stability of a building.

*Secures brick to wall substrate during masonry build out

*Made from galvanized steel for strength and durability

 

*Corrugated steel to prevent pull-out

*Steel concrete wall ties are ideal for securing brick to wall substrate during masonry build out.

 

	ltem	Size	Pcs/box	Material
	Brick Ties	22ga 1"x7";1-1/4"x8"	500	Galvanized Sheet
	Corrugated Wall Ties	22ga 7/8"x7"; 1-1/4"x8"	500	Galvanized Sheet
	Zigzag Wall Ties	22ga 7/8"x7"; 1-1/4"x8'	500	Galvanized Sheet

 

 

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Avoid 4 Pitfalls When Install

Here are the most common issues we're seeing, along with best practices for doing the job right when installing brick veneer.

1. Inaccurate spacing of brick ties

While trades all too often place ties where they find them to be convenient, resulting in attachment only to plywood or OSB sheathing, they should really be nailed to framing. Most codes specify one tie per 2.67 square feet of wall area, which can be met by nailing ties to each stud and spacing them every 16 inches up the wall. The numbers work with 16- or 24-inch stud spacing.

2. Poor nailing practices

In some communities, we've seen corrugated ties installed with uncoated nails, which are susceptible to corrosion. In others we've seen installers use roofing nails, which don't penetrate the framing deeply enough. Always use a minimum 8d (21/2-inch) galvanized nail. If you're using corrugated ties, nail as close as possible to the bend for maximum lateral strength.

3. Brick ties installed upside down

Some installers fasten all the ties to the wall before starting the brick. On these jobs, we often see corrugated ties folded so that the horizontal leg-the one embedded in the mortar joint-is above the vertical leg nailed to the wall. Presumably, the ties lined up that way up when the bricklayers reached them. One problem is that an upside-down tie will act as a spring under load. Another danger is that water dripping down the wall can seep behind the tie and start corrosion or allow for water to enter the wall. 
Traditionally, bricklayers installed ties as they moved up the wall, which ensured a proper bend. If that's not acceptable, consider using base and vee ties, which consist of a base with a slot that is attached to the wall and a wire vee that extends from the slot to the mortar joint. Since the slot provides up to 4 inches of vertical adjustment, the installer can align the vee with any joint height. 

4. Wide gaps

Corrugated ties are only stiff enough for a 1-inch airspace. In some areas, however, foundation contractors routinely make ledgers wide enough for stone veneer. Then when brick is used, the bricklayers align it with the outside of the ledger, leaving a 2- to 2 1/2-inch space. Even if the wall doesn't fail, the brick courses can deform under a wind load, causing cracks to develop in the veneer.
There are ways to avoid this. You can specify the right-size ledger, or you can hold the brick back from the edge. Another option is to use a commercial type of tie, like a base and vee tie, which is rated to span 3 inches or more.
 

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Company Profile

Huanghua Yigihe lmp & Exp Co., Ltd. started in 2008, is a comprehensive international trade enterprise,
Yiqihe is the wholly owned company of Huanghua Wanfang Hardware & Plastic Products Co.,Ltd.
Huanghua Wanfang Hardware & Plastic Products Co.,Ltd established in 2005, We have 8 workshops: Steel Nails Making, Plastic injection, Stamping, Welding, Packing workshops, Design, Molding and Laboratory. We are a professional manufacturer in Building Accessories. Our advanced test equipment and strict quality control system could guarantee all the products meet customers' requirements. We have passed ISO9001 and BSCl certificate and perfect production process through ERP system also allow us make good service all the time.