Structural fastening authority

Simpson Strong-Tie Brings Tested Holding Power to Every Critical Connection

From connector screws and concrete anchors to finish hardware programs, this catalog is organized for estimators, builders and distributors who need verified installation paths instead of guesswork.

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Fasteners Anchors Cabinet Hardware

Structural fasteners and brackets on a jobsite bench

Application fields

Hardware decisions grouped by the way crews actually build

Each application area connects product selection to the load path, substrate and finish requirements that influence field performance.

Wood Framing Connections

Connector screws, angles and brackets specified around shear transfer, edge distance and repeatable driver access.

Concrete Anchoring

Anchor families arranged by substrate condition, embedment, corrosion exposure and installation inspection checkpoints.

Deck and Exterior Hardware

Outdoor brackets and fasteners focused on exposed assemblies, treated lumber compatibility and visible finish control.

Cabinet and Interior Programs

Finish hardware packages built around repeatable alignment, SKU clarity and durable movement in high-use interiors.

Selection comparison

Two core product systems, one engineering language

Decision Point	Structural Anchoring Line	General and Cabinet Hardware Line
Primary field use	Concrete, masonry and wood-to-structure fastening where load transfer must be documented.	Hinges, brackets, slides, pulls and light-duty supports where fit and finish discipline matter.
Selection driver	Embedment depth, base material, edge distance, corrosion class and installation torque.	Door or drawer geometry, movement cycle, exposed finish, mounting surface and package consistency.
Field verification	Hole cleaning, anchor spacing, washer seating and recorded installation sequence.	Template alignment, fastener grip length, hinge reveal and opening-cycle check.
Procurement value	Fewer substitutions during submittals because the catalog narrows anchor families by application.	Cleaner takeoffs because hardware, screws and accessories are packaged around finished assemblies.

Why specification teams use it

Practical controls before product reaches the site

Application-first cataloging

Fasteners, anchors and hardware are presented by use case so buyers can move from project condition to product family quickly.

Installation language built in

Every recommendation is written with attention to drilled holes, driver type, washer seating, substrate and inspection moments.

Substitution discipline

Comparable items are framed around function rather than a loose visual match, reducing incorrect swaps during urgent procurement.

Trade-ready documentation

Tables, notes and inquiry paths help estimators, distributors and site supervisors keep a shared record of the selection basis.

Finish and exposure awareness

Cabinet hardware and exterior fasteners are separated by environment, appearance needs and repeated-use requirements.

Engineering review access

When the application is outside a standard schedule, the request path gathers enough context for a useful technical response.

When a connection is hidden behind drywall or concrete, the right fastener choice has already done most of the work. Simpson Strong-Tie keeps that decision visible before installation starts.
Specification review team, commercial framing program

Bring the fastener schedule, substrate notes and finish expectations into one review.

Share the project condition and receive catalog guidance for anchors, connector screws, brackets or cabinet hardware packages.

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