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2 x 2 Wood Cross Bridging for 2 x 10 Joists, 12 in. O.C., Bundle of 25
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2 x 2 Wood Cross Bridging for 2 x 10 Joists, 12 in. O.C., Bundle of 25
Cross bridging is a pair of short 2 x 2 wood pieces, cut at an angle, that fit between neighbouring floor joists and cross to form an X. It ties the joists together so they stay straight and share load across the floor.
This bundle is sized for 2 x 10 joists spaced 12 in. on centre (O.C.), measured from the centre of one joist to the centre of the next. Each bundle holds 25 pieces. Framing at 16 in. O.C. or using 2 x 12 joists? See the other sizes below.
Features and Common Uses
- 2 x 2 wood pieces, cut at an angle for a tight fit between joists
- Sized for 2 x 10 joists at 12 in. on centre
- 25 pieces per bundle
- Helps stop joists from twisting and spreads floor loads
Commonly used for:
- New floor framing in houses, additions and decks
- Replacing missing or damaged bridging in older floors
- Stiffening a bouncy or squeaky floor from below
Specifications
| Piece Size | 2 x 2 |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Pieces per Bundle | 25 |
| Fits Joists | 2 x 10 |
| Joist Spacing | 12 in. on centre (O.C.) |
| Item Code | 21012BRDG |
Other Bridging Sizes
| Joist Size | Joist Spacing | Item Code |
|---|---|---|
| 2 x 10 | 12 in. O.C. (this product) | 21012BRDG |
| 2 x 10 | 16 in. O.C. | 21016BRDG |
| 2 x 12 | 16 in. O.C. | 21216BRDG |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does O.C. mean?
O.C. means on centre. It is the distance from the centre of one joist to the centre of the next. Most floors are framed at 12 in. or 16 in. O.C.
How do I know this is the right bundle?
Match two things: the depth of your joists (2 x 10) and the on-centre spacing (12 in.). If either is different, pick one of the other sizes listed above.
How many pieces are in a bundle?
Each bundle holds 25 pieces. Two pieces make one X between a pair of joists.
Is bridging required?
It depends on joist depth, span and your local building code. Check your plans or ask your building inspector or engineer.