Watch for insufficient nails in joist hangers

Structure · Rafters, Roof Joists and Ceiling Joists · printed page 78 (PDF page 79)

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all nail holes in the joist hangers should be used
make sure that nail heads are large enough that they won't pull through
joist
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The perspective drawing shows two wood joists connected to a built-up wood supporting member with metal joist hangers. A red prohibition symbol overlays the left connection to warn against insufficient nailing. The exposed hanger flanges show the fastener locations along the sides of the joists. Annotations state that all nail holes in the hangers should be used and that nail heads must be large enough to prevent pull-through.

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