The Simpson Strong-Tie CPS is a composite-plastic standoff designed for increased concrete surface area. The molded composite plastic will never rust and has been designed for maximum durability.
Installation:Post:
- Drill a 3/4" diameter hole, 10" into the center of the post.
- Clean out dust. Fill hole halfway with Simpson Strong-Tie® SET® epoxy anchoring adhesive.
- Insert all-thread rod and allow epoxy to set and cure.
- Secure standoff to post using four 10d nails except PBV which uses four Simpson Strong-Tie Strong-Drive® SDS Heavy-Duty Connector screws.
Concrete:
- Drill a 3/4" diameter hole per anchor design.
- Clean out dust. Fill hole halfway with Simpson Strong-Tie SET epoxy anchoring adhesive.
- Insert post subassembly into hole and allow epoxy to set and cure.
- Post bases do not provide adequate resistance to prevent members from rotating about the base and therefore are not recommended for non top-supported installations (such as fences or unbraced carports).
NOTE: The correct fasteners installed in the correct position must be used to achieve published load values
California Residents: WARNING
The Simpson Strong-Tie CPS is a composite-plastic standoff designed for increased concrete surface area. The molded composite plastic will never ru...
The Simpson Strong-Tie CPS is a composite-plastic standoff designed for increased concrete surface area. The molded composite plastic will never rust and has been designed for maximum durability.
Installation:Post:
- Drill a 3/4" diameter hole, 10" into the center of the post.
- Clean out dust. Fill hole halfway with Simpson Strong-Tie® SET® epoxy anchoring adhesive.
- Insert all-thread rod and allow epoxy to set and cure.
- Secure standoff to post using four 10d nails except PBV which uses four Simpson Strong-Tie Strong-Drive® SDS Heavy-Duty Connector screws.
Concrete:
- Drill a 3/4" diameter hole per anchor design.
- Clean out dust. Fill hole halfway with Simpson Strong-Tie SET epoxy anchoring adhesive.
- Insert post subassembly into hole and allow epoxy to set and cure.
- Post bases do not provide adequate resistance to prevent members from rotating about the base and therefore are not recommended for non top-supported installations (such as fences or unbraced carports).
NOTE: The correct fasteners installed in the correct position must be used to achieve published load values
California Residents: WARNING
