Concrete staple from metal rod by hot forging for wooden houses

Three concrete staple from metal rod on white background

5 ends aligned with borders

Concrete staple, sometimes called construction bracket, is used for building strong bonds of large wood surfaces. Looks like a bent metal rod. Widely used in the construction of houses made of logs or timbers. It includes a back and two legs. The ends of the legs are rectangular cones. Concrete staples are made by hot forging.

Application:

Concrete staple is used for strengthening the rims and roof system in the construction of wooden houses.

Concrete staple specification:

Width from 6mm to 10mm, and length from 150mm to 400mm.

Items	Size (mm)	Length (mm)	Diameter (mm)
CS615	6 × 150	150	6
CS620	6 × 200	200	6
CS625	6 × 250	250	6
CS820	8 × 200	200	8
CS822	8 × 220	220	8
CS825	8 × 250	250	8
CS826	8 × 260	260	8
CS827	8 × 270	270	8
CS830	8 × 300	300	8
CS835	8 × 350	350	8
CS1020	10 × 200	200	10
CS1025	10 × 250	250	10
CS1027	10 × 270	270	10
CS1030	10 × 300	300	10
CS1035	10 × 350	350	10
CS1040	10 × 400	400	10

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