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I have to fit joists onto a ledger plate bolted to the wall. Masonry
hangers into the wall is not an option as the mortar courses are not level so would be a total pain. Ledger plate and joists are all 75mm x 225mm. What type of speedy joist hanger to use ? There are types (maxi-speedy ?) that just nail to the side of the timber, or ones (long-leg ?) which are wrapped over the top (presumably recessed into the back of the ledger plate so the rear surface is still flat against the wall). I guess wrapped over is stronger. If wrapped over, how "square" should you try and get them against the timber ? Just nailing to the front seems easier, but is the result less strong ? I realise square twist nails should be used. Cheers, Simon. |
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