Happy May and Deck Safety Month! Simpson Strong-Tie Field Engineer Emily Morris Frazier, P.E. discusses how Senate Bills 721 and 326 are enhancing safety measures for Californians. Following a tragic balcony collapse in Berkeley, these bills mandate inspections of exterior elevated elements (EEEs) in multifamily buildings, including balconies, decks, and walkways, to ensure structural integrity and prevent future incidents. Discover the significance of these inspections and the necessary repairs to safeguard residents. https://bit.ly/3JQowQz #decksafetymonth #decks #decksafety
About us
A leader in structural systems research and technology, Simpson Strong-Tie is one of the world's largest suppliers of structural building products. Simpson Strong-Tie is committed to providing exceptional products and services to its customers, including engineering and field support, product testing and training. To find out about new job opportunities visit: www.strongtie.com/talentnetwork
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http://www.strongtie.com
External link for Simpson Strong-Tie
- Industry
- Wholesale Building Materials
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Pleasanton, CA
- Type
- Public Company
- Specialties
- Engineered Structural Connectors, Fasteners and Fastening Systems, Mechanical and Adhesive Anchors, Lateral-Force Resistance Systems, and Repair, Protection and Strengthening Products
Locations
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Primary
5956 W Las Positas Blvd
Pleasanton, CA 94588, US
Employees at Simpson Strong-Tie
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Larry McDonough
Product Management Executive | Advisor | Mentor | Builder
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Burak Gursel
Contact me about new ideas and collaboration opportunities! Simpson is looking for partners for its venturing and innovation programs
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Nikki Dean
Manager, Software Testing @ Simpson Strong-Tie | Quality Assurance Testing
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Zac Shess
Versatile marketing leader, project problem-solver and driver of strategy. Pleasant Hill City Councilmember
Updates
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For all our engineers, builders, or architects, let's nerd out with Matt Risinger of the Build Show as he talks about everything from aluminum concealed beam hangers to innovative screws and anchors. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dSPmmSKJ
Engineering Nerd Alert: All The (NEW) Simpson Hardware We Used Explained
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Ready to build a customized fence? Check out this collaboration with Dena of Fletcher Creek Cottage. Dena built a custom garden fence utlizing our free Fence planner software. The planner software helped her design and plan this project. Once she customized her fence build to her liking, the software allowed her to print out a material list of everything she needed to start building. With her new fence, Dena's garden is protected from would-be grazers. https://bit.ly/3yOOTBh
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In search of a DIY project? Andrew Slezak, a weekend warrior dedicated his weekends to construct his dream deck. Utilizing Deck Planner software for planning and securing connections with Quik Drive, along with Outdoor Accents hardware, he transformed his deck design into reality. https://bit.ly/3wM46kJ
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Simpson Strong-Tie's Steve Zanco, MBA, CPC, Inside Sales Manager from our Riverside, California branch brings over 20 years of experience to the table. Reflecting on his role, he "strives to lead with compassion and be a cheerleader for my team. We talk often, share feedback, encourage risk taking, and create a culture of fun, hard work, and support." Learn more about Steve and his team's dedication to providing the best customer experience possible while also taking time to have fun too. https://bit.ly/3Uh2bli
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Simpson Strong-Tie Steve Pryor, P.E., S.E. presented today at the 2024 Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Annual Meeting in Seattle, discussing seismic resilience in tall wood buildings. He spoke on a collaborative panel with academia experts, including Shiling Pei and André R. Barbosa, to discuss our participation with the NHERI TallWood Project- a series of earthquake shake table tests conducted at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) last year. This presentation discussed the findings and showcased innovative solutions for seismic-prone regions. You can learn more about this project through an interview with Steve on our blog. https://bit.ly/4aNC8HQ
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Discover how the Simpson Strong-Tie® CBH Concealed Beam Hanger revolutionizes mass timber construction, concealing its strength within timber connections. Learn about its load ratings and code listings, and delve into its versatile applications, from connecting timber to structural steel to grout-filled CMU and concrete. Uncover insights from extensive testing, including fire-resistance evaluations, ensuring safety and compliance for your projects. https://bit.ly/43LONsi
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Meet our strongest connector in our line of concealed beam hangers for mass timber. Our ACBH Aluminum Concealed Beam Hanger can handle loads of up to 20 kips. Join Thom Murphy, PMP as he unboxes our ACBH kit. This hanger installs simply in the factory using our fully threaded Strong-Drive® SDCF Timber-CF structural screws — and offers generous on-site fit-up tolerance for easy beam installation. The ACBH is tested for inter-story drift, and is manufactured and stocked in the US for reliable availability. https://bit.ly/3FeExgw
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Discover how our HSKP heavy seated knife plate revolutionizes mass timber construction, meeting high-capacity needs while preserving aesthetics. With innovative design and code-listed performance, it's a game-changer for developers and architects. Read our blog to learn more about this cutting-edge solution. https://bit.ly/4au6A9I
Power Lifter: HSKP Expands Our Line of Concealed Beam Hangers for Mass Timber - Building Strong
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Wondering about the differences between our ACBH and SCBH concealed beam hangers? Simpson Strong-Tie's Senior Product Manager, Thom Murphy, PMP, discusses the distinct features of these mass timber hangers and the best application for each hanger use. https://bit.ly/3Edrtqx
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