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Stedox™ Wall Bracing

Stedox temporary braces are ideal for mass timber construction. The braces are sturdy, yet lightweight and ergonomic. Rough adjustments are made with the smartly designed locking pin. Fine adjustments are made by rotating the brace about the extra-fine threaded rods via the ergonomic handle. And jobsite durability is provided by corrosion-resistant hot-dip galvanized and painted components.

Key Features

  • Smartly designed locking pin for rough adjustments
  • Extra-fine threaded rod for fine adjustments (1/4" of linear rod movement per 360˚ turn)
  • Ergonomic handle facilitates brace rotation during fine adjustments
  • Safety stops prevent separation of the rod from the brace
  • Includes hot-dip galvanized and painted components

Material

  • All steel components

Finish

  • Varies by component

Installation

  • Stedox temporary bracing may be used in timber construction by qualified personnel, following verification by a qualified designer that the bracing capacity exceeds minimum load requirements. Users must adhere to all guidelines, warnings, instructions and information provided by Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. Failure to follow such procedures can lead to property damage, injury, or death. You should review the information published at stedox.com and seek professional assistance prior to each use.

  • Stedox Operating Instructions and Technical Information

Related Literature

Product Information Table

Fastener Production Information and Stuff & Things
New products
Model No. Description Packaging Qty.
STEDOX23 Stedox 23 Short Support (6'-3″−10 ft.) 29 lbs. 1
STEDOX35 Stedox 35 Standard Support (10−16'-4″ ft.) 40 lbs. 1
STEDOXPIN Stedox Pin 1

Load Tables

Allowable Loads of Stedox Braces

Model No. No. of Locking Pins Support Length Allowable Loads
(ft.-in.) mm lbs. kN
Stedox 23 29 lbs (13.2 kg) 1 6'-3" 1,900 1,415 6.3
8'-2" 2,500
10' 3,000
2 6'-3" 1,900 2,695 12.0
8'-2" 2,500
10' 3,000
Stedox 35 40 lbs (18 kg) 1 10' 3,000 1,415 6.3
11'-6" 3,500 1,415 6.3
13'-1" 4,000 1,415 6.3
14-9" 4,500 1,300 5.8
16'-4" 5,000 1,055 4.7
2 10' 3,000 2,695 12.0
11'-6" 3,500 2,020 9.0
13'-1" 4,000 1,570 7.0
14-9" 4,500 1,300 5.8
16'-4" 5,000 1,055 4.7
  1. Table values provided by Stedox
  2. Allowable loads use a factor of safety of 1.5.
  3. Allowable loads are the minimum of the allowable load of the brace and the allowable load of the end connection.
Fastener Pattern Fastener Type Fastener Quantity Ultimate Load, F
lbs. kN
A SDS25300 4 3,265 14.52
B 6 6,015 26.75
C 4 3,265 14.52
D 6 4,160 18.5
E 4 2,775 12.34
F THD37400H 1 5,430 24.15
G 2 6,130 27.26
  1. Allowable loads use the tabulated ultimate loads divided by a designer-determined factor of safety.
  2. The tabulated ultimate loads apply to compression/tension and bracing angles of 30-60 degrees from horizontal.
  3. Loads apply to the Stedox standard bracket with a minimum thickness of 6 mm.
  4. For fastener patterns, see the Fastener Pattern Table in gallery.
  5. Ultimate loads are based on testing Simpson Strong-Tie Strong-Drive® SDS Heavy-Duty Connector Screws (SDS25300) and Titen HD® Heavy-Duty Screw Anchors (THD37400H) per ICC-ES AC233 and AC13.
  6. Loads for Simpson Strong-Tie SDS screws are based on a minimum 3-ply CLT panel with a minimum thickness of 4-1/8". The tested CLT wood species is SPF. Loads apply to wood species with a specific gravity (SG) of 0.42 and greater.
  7. Loads for Simpson Strong-Tie THD screw anchors are based on a minimum unreinforced concrete thickness of 5" with a minimum compressive strength of 2500 psi.

Code Reports & Compliance

Drawings

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