Fasteners


FASTAP

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Self Drilling Screws

FASTAP's self-drilling feature actually creates a perfectly sized pilot hole as the screw is being installed, greatly reducing installation time.

Subcategory: Screws
Type: Wood

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Product Summary
FASTAP's self-drilling feature is the single most startling difference among FASTAP and other competitive screw products. The POWER POINT actually creates a perfectly sized pilot hole as the screw is being installed, greatly reducing installation time. No predrilling is needed even in hardwoods or close-to-the-edge situations.

In fact, hardwoods, or super-seasoned softwoods (like those found in a 25 or 30 year old house) is where FASTAP Self-Drilling screws really show their complete installation superiority over and above other screw products.

Self Drilling Screws
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FastenMaster

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Lateral Tension System

The Lateral Tension System (LTS) is a complete system designed to transfer the lateral forces on an exterior deck when attached to the wood frame of a structure.

Subcategory: Connectors, Fastening Systems
Type: Decking, Wood

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Product Summary

The FastenMaster LTS, is one complete kit to make all four of these code conforming connections. Each LTS bracket attaches an individual deck joist to a structural framing member of the house.

Lateral Tension System
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FastenMaster

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Non-Load Bearing Fastening System

The FastenMaster Non-Load Bearing Connector (NLB) is engineered to allow a framer to make a non-load bearing connection faster and safer.

Subcategory: Fastening Systems
Type: Framing, Joists, Trusses, Wood

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Product Summary

The NLB Fastening System is designed for connecting the top plate of non-load bearing walls to trusses or joists above. It allows for vertical movement of the trusses while providing lateral stability to the wall.

  • The top plate of non-load bearing walls must be connected at the top to resist the code-required lateral loading of 5 pounds per square foot of wall area
  • A gap must be left between the wall and the truss or joist to allow for vertical movement due to live loads and seasonal changes
  • If built without a gap, loads can be transferred onto these walls that could cause serviceability issues leading to callbacks
  • Currently this type of gapped connection requires a clip that must be installed from above the plate and sometimes from both sides of the truss
Non-Load Bearing Fastening System
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