Pergolas, Carports, Deck Substructure
- Structural screws – large-diameter structural screws for timber construction
- Metal connectors – joist hangers, brackets, plates and more
- Connector screws – screws for fixing metal connectors to timber
Build a stronger substructure from the connection up.
Whether you are building a deck, pergola, carport or another outdoor timber structure, the substructure needs reliable connections between beams, joists and posts.
This project category brings together the main products needed for structural timber connections: large structural screws, metal timber connectors and dedicated connector screws.
From joist hangers and angle brackets to rafter connectors, plates and structural straps, the right metal hardware makes timber connections faster, stronger and easier to assemble.
Timber Connectors
The metal timber connectors category brings together a wide range of hot-dip galvanized steel solutions designed for strong, reliable, and long-lasting structural connections in timber construction. These components are essential for ensuring structural stability, load distribution, and joint reinforcement in projects such as roof structures, pergolas, decks, carports, and light or heavy timber framing.
It includes joist hangers, used to securely support secondary beams connected to main beams with high precision and load capacity; purlin and rafter connectors, essential for roof framing and structural roof systems; and 90° and 135° angle brackets, used for corner joints, reinforcement, and three-dimensional timber structures.
The range also includes bracing straps and mounting straps, used for structural bracing and preventing twisting or lateral movement, as well as perforated connector plates, featuring multiple holes for screw fixing or nail/hammer fastening points, including toothed nail plates designed for fast, strong timber connections.
These connectors are widely used in both professional construction and DIY projects, ensuring accuracy, mechanical strength, and structural safety across all types of timber structures.
