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Tie Down's Frame Tie with Buckle includes a galvanized strap pre-attached with a durable buckle, ensuring a secure and hassle-free connection to the frame. The process is straightforward: effortlessly push the strap's end between the inside of the frame "I" beam and the floor. Position the buckle at the upper end of the "I" beam frame, then wrap the strap around the beam and thread its end through the slot in the buckle. A simple pull secures the strap, keeping the buckle in place for added stability. Choose the perfect length for your project with options ranging from 7 to 16 ft. Available in convenient quantities, you can opt for boxes containing 30 or 50 kits or bundles of 8 kits each. With Tie Down's Frame Tie with Buckle, you're equipped with a smart solution that streamlines installation, saving you time and effort while ensuring a dependable connection to the frame.

Tie Down's Strap with Swivel Head Bracket Swivel Connectors introduces a versatile solution for secure and reliable connections in various construction applications. This innovative system facilitates bolted swivel attachments, enabling seamless connection between straps, beam clamps, and uplift brackets. Choose between two options: the G-60 and G-120 straps, each tailored to specific wind zones and environmental demands. G-60 straps are engineered for wind zones 1 and 2 while the G-120 straps excel in wind zone 3 and are a recommended choice for coastal regions, especially Florida. The galvanization thickness differentiates these options – G-60 boasts double the thickness of G-30, ensuring exceptional durability, while G-120 quadruples the thickness to provide unparalleled resilience against the elements, specifically in areas prone to corrosion. Whether you're working on residential, commercial, or industrial projects, Tie Down's Strap with Swivel Head Bracket Swivel Connectors offers the versatility and strength needed for dependable connections. These connectors come conveniently packaged in quantities of 30 or 50 per box, making them a practical choice for both small and large-scale endeavors.