Simpson Strong-Tie PF26 (2×6) 8Ga Post-Frame Top-Flange Hanger – G90 Galvanized
Simpson Strong-Tie PF26 Description
The PF26 Post-Frame Top-Flange Hanger with G90 galvanization provides strong, reliable connections for post-frame construction while offering enhanced corrosion resistance.
Simpson Strong-Tie PF26 Includes
- (1) 2×6 Post Frame Hanger
Simpson Strong-Tie PF26 Features
- Double-Shear Nailing Design: Distributes the load through two points on each joist, enhancing strength while reducing the number of nails required.
- Self-Jigging Design: Ensures automatic vertical alignment for quick and accurate installation.
- Diamond Holes: Allow for temporary fastening of the connector, facilitating easy alignment and attachment.
- G90 Galvanized Coating: Provides enhanced corrosion resistance, making it ideal for outdoor and high-moisture environments.
Simpson Strong-Tie PF26 Applications
- Post-Frame Buildings: Ideal for securing beams in pole barns and similar structures, ensuring long-term stability.
- Agricultural Structures: Provides a durable and corrosion-resistant connection in environments exposed to moisture and heavy use.
- Pole Barns: Designed to withstand outdoor conditions while providing a secure hold for beams and trusses.
- Commercial and Residential Framing Projects: Offers reliable support in construction projects where wood-to-wood connections are essential.
Simpson Strong-Tie PF26 Installation Overview
- Fasteners: Designed for use with nails or screws as specified in installation guidelines.
- Top-Flange Installation: Attaches securely to the supporting structure with recommended fasteners.
- Joist Attachment: Provides a strong connection between the hanger and supported members.
Simpson Strong-Tie PF26 Specifications
| Finish | G90 Galvanized |
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Fasteners required | SEE PRODUCT GUIDE DOCUMENT |
| For Treated Lumber | No |
| Height | 5-3/8″ |
| Joist size | 2″ X 6″ |
| Manufacturer name | Simpson Strong-Tie |
| Thickness | 18 Gauge |
| Width | 1-9/16″ |
NOTE: The correct fasteners installed in the correct position must be used to achieve published load values.
