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Simpson Strong-Tie H10A-2 Hurricane Tie for Double-Ply Members, 18-Gauge

Original price $7.89 - Original price $7.89
Original price
$7.89
$7.89 - $7.89
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SKU H10A-2

H10A-2 Hurricane Tie, Double-Ply

The H10A-2 is an 18-gauge hurricane tie sized to hold a double-ply rafter, truss or joist down to the wall plate. It forms part of the continuous load path that resists wind uplift and seismic forces.

Hurricane ties do not replace solid blocking. Frame the blocking the code requires as well.

Features and Common Uses
  • 18-gauge galvanized tie for double-ply members
  • Approved for installation with Strong-Drive SD connector screws
  • Part of a continuous load path for wind and seismic

Commonly used for:

  • Double-ply rafters and girder trusses to top plates
  • Doubled joists to beams
Specifications
Product Specifications
Brand Simpson Strong-Tie
Model H10A-2
Height (H) 6-1/4 in.
Width (W) 6-9/16 in.
Gauge 18 ga.
Fasteners (18) 0.148 in. x 1-1/2 in. nails
Finish Zinc galvanized, G90

Dimensions and fasteners are from Simpson's product data for the H10A-2. Uplift capacity depends on species and fastener choice; confirm it for your design. Source: Simpson Strong-Tie Wood Construction Connectors Catalog C-C-2026, pp. 299-301 (PDF).

How to Install
  1. Seat the tie over the double-ply member and against the plate.
  2. Fill every hole with (18) 0.148 in. x 1-1/2 in. nails or SD screws.
  3. On plated trusses, don't nail through the truss plate from behind; it can push the plate off.

Full installation notes and load tables: Source: Simpson Strong-Tie Wood Construction Connectors Catalog C-C-2026, pp. 299-301 (PDF).

Frequently Asked Questions
Does it replace blocking?

No. Simpson states hurricane ties do not replace solid blocking.

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.