Grip H Clip, Plywood Roof Sheathing Clip-19/32-5/8" GRIP PLY CLIP

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The contoured face 20 and living hinge 18 provide the necessary flexibility to allow each lead-in 16 to be quickly and easily inserted onto opposing surfaces 15 of a sheet of building material 11. Safety – Installers will always be able to keep both hands on the adjoining sheet when sliding it in place if they use our clips.

Preferably, it is at least ⅛ inch thick to ensure a ⅛ inch expansion gap between the aligned building materials 11.the contoured face 20 of the lead-in 16 rotates on the hinge 18 , as illustrated by reference number 17 in FIG. Generally in the IRC it states that edges must be nailed every 6 inches and in the field of the panel every 12 inches; nail sizes are listed too.

When they came into common use I installed H-clips just like everyone else in thousands of homes in S.They work by connecting the panel edges of your wood ensuring that the plywood doesn't shift, buckle, and become uneven over time.

All Hi-Grip stainless hose clips have fully rounded edges to give the best possible protection to the hose.With a 2 x 4 placed, with the 1 1/2" side facing down, between the studs, providing a 3 1/2" nailing surface? To the contrary, panels are more likely to buckle or warp when their room for expansion is limited, as is the case where H-clips are installed and panels are effectively connected to each other. If you’re fastening 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch Zip System roofing panels to rafters or trusses on the typical 16-inch or 24-inch spacing, H-clips aren’t needed. the contoured face 20 provides a smooth, contoured surface for the material 11 to slide over as the H clip 10 is completely inserted. In this manner, multiple pieces of material 11 are connected together to form a roof or other structure.