The Simpson Strong-Tie A35 Reinforcing Framing Angle Bracket is engineered to provide strong, versatile reinforcement for 90-degree wood-to-wood connections. Designed with speed and flexibility in mind, the A35 features a bendable configuration that allows it to be field-adjusted for a variety of framing applications. Whether you're reinforcing a wall intersection, bracing a corner, or strengthening a joist-to-plate connection, the A35 delivers dependable structural support.

Manufactured from durable steel and available in corrosion-resistant finishes, the A35 is built for both interior and exterior applications. Its compact profile makes it ideal for tight framing spaces, while its pre-punched nail holes ensure accurate fastener placement and efficient installation.

Contractors and builders rely on the A35 for its adaptability and jobsite efficiency. From new construction to remodeling and deck framing, this framing angle provides reinforcement where it matters most.

Key Features

• Reinforces 90° Connections: Designed to strengthen wood framing joints at right angles.
• Field Bendable Design: Can be bent in the field to suit a wide range of framing conditions and installation angles.
• Compact Profile: Ideal for tight framing spaces without sacrificing strength.
• Pre-Punched Fastener Holes: Ensures consistent fastener placement and simplifies installation.
• Corrosion-Resistant Finishes Available: Suitable for interior use and exterior applications when paired with appropriate corrosion protection.
• Versatile Framing Support: Commonly used across residential and light commercial construction projects.

Applications

• Wall-to-top plate reinforcement
• Stud-to-plate connections
• Joist-to-beam or joist-to-plate reinforcement
• Corner bracing in wood framing
• Deck framing reinforcement
• General wood framing requiring added rigidity

Installation

Install the Simpson Strong-Tie A35 Reinforcing Framing Angle Bracket using approved nails or fasteners specified by Simpson Strong-Tie.

• Use all required fastener holes to achieve published load values.
• The angle may be bent in the field to accommodate the specific framing condition.
• Ensure tight contact between framing members before fastening.
• Select fasteners compatible with the connector finish to maintain corrosion resistance.
• Follow Simpson Strong-Tie installation guidelines and applicable building codes.

NOTE: The correct fasteners installed in the correct position must be used to achieve published load values

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