Internal Wall Bracket

Internal Wall Brackets are used to anchor wall top plates to the bottom chord of trusses above them. The upper leg, which is attached to the truss is slotted so as to allow movement of the bottom chord as the roof and ceilings are added to the structure.

Pre-punched and formed galvanised steel brackets used to secure internal walls to roof trusses.

Designed to restrict wall movement while permitting the truss to free span, Multinail Internal Wall Brackets should be fixed at every second truss or as required to stabilise walls.

Application

           
Right Angle to Truss                   Parallel to Truss


1. Nails to the bottom chord of a roof truss must be located at the top of the slots to allow downward movement of the chord under load (Refer Fixing Detail). Do not fix too tightly or deform Internal Wall Bracket in the process of nailing.
2. Fix to the Top Wall Plate with 3 x 30 x 2.8mm nails.
3. Fix to Truss Bottom Chord with 3 x 30 x 2.8mm nails

Fixing Details                        Minimum Clearance
      

More information is contained in the PDF below.

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Downloads

• Internal Wall Bracket (Australia) (680 KB PDF)