what are TECO brackets?
drb
Can anyone tell me what TECO brackets are? I need to buy or make
brackets to hold a 2x4 to the top of a 2x6. ( To be glued and screwed
together.)
Bill Rudolph
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wrote:
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> Can anyone tell me what TECO brackets are? I need to buy or make
> brackets to hold a 2x4 to the top of a 2x6. ( To be glued and screwed
> together.)
Most common of the TECO brackets are the ubiquitous "joist hangers".
Bruce
pat
In article <334326...@aol.com>, neom...@aol.com says...
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>Can anyone tell me what TECO brackets are?
History. The company went bankrupt a few years back.
>I need to buy or make
>brackets to hold a 2x4 to the top of a 2x6. ( To be glued and screwed
>together.)
Go to Home Depot, explain your problem, Pay the nice person.
hi...@millcomm.com
In <334326...@aol.com>, drb <neom...@aol.com> writes:
>Can anyone tell me what TECO brackets are? I need to buy or make
>brackets to hold a 2x4 to the top of a 2x6. ( To be glued and screwed
>together.)
I believe TECO is a brand name. They make an assortment of joist hangers
and the like.
Dan Hicks
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Bli...@execpc.com
Although TECO is the brand name of the product, around here it
is often referred to a particular bracket. It is an "L" shaped
bracket (w/ holes for nails) as if you were to nail it inside
a corner. It has a slot cut in its corner so you can fold down
these tabs for attaching all sorts of things. When someone says
on the job site "Get me a TECO" this is what is brought.
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hi...@millcomm.com
In <NEWTNews.8602041...@execpc.com>, Bli...@execpc.com writes:
>Although TECO is the brand name of the product, around here it
>is often referred to a particular bracket. It is an "L" shaped
>bracket (w/ holes for nails) as if you were to nail it inside
>a corner. It has a slot cut in its corner so you can fold down
>these tabs for attaching all sorts of things. When someone says
>on the job site "Get me a TECO" this is what is brought.
Yeah, we must have used a hundred of those on our deck. And at least ten
bags of "Special Nails".
Bill Melrose
drb wrote:
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> Can anyone tell me what TECO brackets are? I need to buy or make
> brackets to hold a 2x4 to the top of a 2x6. ( To be glued and screwed
> together.)
Try getting a Simpson catalogue. They make any kind of connector you can
imagine and carry ICBO approval.
KEES VERSTEEG
Bill Melrose <w.g.m...@postoffice.worldnet.att.net> wrote in article
<334723...@postoffice.worldnet.att.net>...
What you probably want is a H-34 Hurricane tie or ancor from the Simpson
catalog
Bill Melrose
KEES VERSTEEG <kee...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
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: Bill Melrose <w.g.m...@postoffice.worldnet.att.net> wrote in article
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: An A-34 of A-35 would also work