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Simpson Strong-Tie CS20 20-Gauge Coiled Strap, 1-1/4 in. x 250 ft.

Original price $534.26 - Original price $534.26
Original price
$534.26
$534.26 - $534.26
Current price $534.26

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SKU CS20

CS20 20-Gauge Coiled Strap, 250 ft.

CS20 is 20-gauge galvanized strapping, 1-1/4 in. wide, on a 250 ft. roll. Cut it to length on site for roof uplift ties and shear wall overturning straps, at a lower cost than pre-cut straps.

Wood shrinkage across horizontal members after install can make the strap buckle outward. Allow for it, or install after the framing has dried.

Features and Common Uses
  • 20-gauge galvanized strap, 1-1/4 in. wide
  • 250 ft. roll, cut to any length
  • Nail or screw fastening

Commonly used for:

  • Rafter and truss uplift ties
  • Shear wall overturning straps
  • Blocking and floor-to-floor ties
Specifications
Product Specifications
Brand Simpson Strong-Tie
Model CS20
Gauge 20 ga.
Width 1-1/4 in.
Roll length 250 ft.
Fasteners #9 x 1-1/2 in. Strong-Drive SD screws, or 0.131 in. / 0.148 in. x 2-1/2 in. nails
Finish Zinc galvanized, G90

Width, gauge and fastener options are from Simpson's catalogue for CS coiled straps. The number of fasteners each end sets the allowable load; take it from the table. Source: Simpson Strong-Tie Wood Construction Connectors Catalog C-C-2026, pp. 295-297 (PDF).

How to Install
  1. Cut enough strap to get the required fasteners on each side of the joint.
  2. Nail or screw the table quantity into each member, respecting minimum edge and end distances.
  3. Meet the code minimum nail penetration for the framing.

Full installation notes and load tables: Source: Simpson Strong-Tie Wood Construction Connectors Catalog C-C-2026, pp. 295-297 (PDF).

Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I cut it?

Long enough to fit the fastener count Simpson's table calls for on each side of the joint for your load.

Can I use it on a pressure-treated deck?

Not this finish. G90 galvanizing is for dry, interior framing. For preservative-treated lumber or exterior exposure, Simpson calls for ZMAX, hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel connectors and matching fasteners. Ask us about the ZMAX or stainless version.