SKU: GP69/54-R25

Simpson Strong-Tie GP69/54-R25 6" x 9" 16-Gauge Gusset Plate - G90 Galvanized, Qty. 25

Simpson Strong-Tie GP69/54-R25 6" x 9" 16-Gauge Gusset Plate - G90 Galvanized, Qty. 25!

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SKU: GP69/54-R25

Simpson Strong-Tie GP69/54-R25 6" x 9" 16-Gauge Gusset Plate - G90 Galvanized, Qty. 25

$105.79
 
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Specifications

Finish: G90 Galvanized
Material: Carbon Steel
Manufacturer name: Simpson Strong-Tie
Quantity: 25
Size: 6" x 9"
Thickness: 16 Gauge
Description

The GP Gusset Plate from Simpson Strong-Tie is engineered for cold-formed steel framing and bracing systems. It provides high strength in a compact form, making it ideal for connecting strut, strap, truss, and wall elements. Designed for use in shearwalls, web systems, and miscellaneous framing, the GP plate supports loads in both tension and compression for rigid connections.

With multiple sizes and hole configurations, you can pick the exact plate that matches your support geometry. The GP series is code-listed, durable, and backed by the Strong-Tie performance legacy.

Key Features

  • High load capacity in tension and compression: engineered to resist shear, uplift, and axial forces effectively.
  • Multiple thicknesses and sizes: a wide range of dimensions and hole patterns to match different framing layouts.
  • Pre-punched holes: simplifies bolting alignment and speeds installation.
  • Code-listed performance: tested and certified for compatibility with Simpson Strong-Tie systems.

Applications

  • Bracing and stiffening for cold-formed steel (CFS) walls and shear panels.
  • Gusset connections in truss or web systems connecting tension/compression members.
  • Reinforcing wall intersections, cross bracing, or moment frames.
  • Structural tie points in mixed material systems (steel to wood) when paired with compatible hardware.
  • Retrofit or repair projects where additional stiffness is required at joints or weak points.

Installation Tips

  1. Select the proper plate variant: Confirm required thickness, bolt spacing, and hole diameter before ordering. Match the hole pattern to your framing layout.
  2. Use correct fasteners: Use bolts or screws as specified; tighten to recommended torque. Ensure full bearing contact between plate and structural surface.
  3. Align plates flush and plumb: Hold plates flat against framing surfaces; avoid twisting. Use clamps if needed during fastening.
  4. Account for tolerances: Allow slight clearance for bolt insertion. Do not overdrill or enlarge holes beyond specs.
  5. Seal if exposed: Apply sealant or protective coating to cut edges in outdoor applications. Inspect periodically for corrosion.
  6. Check compatibility with adjoining members: Ensure adjacent framing members are rigid enough to carry loads through the plate without excess deflection.

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

California Residents: WARNING

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× WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. For more information visit: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
× WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. For more information visit: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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