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The SIMPSON STRONG TIE H2A is a galvanized hurricane tie designed to connect two rafters to a wall stud, resisting both upward and lateral forces that develop during high-wind and seismic events. The formed steel body features a galvanized finish that protects against rust and corrosion in exposed or high-moisture framing environments. Installation requires only five 8D x 1-1/2 inch nails per connection point, keeping labor time low. This connector is specified by structural engineers, framers, and general contractors on residential and light commercial projects where code-mandated uplift resistance is required.
The H2A hurricane tie is used in roof framing assemblies where positive rafter-to-wall-plate-to-stud load paths must be maintained. It is suited for new construction and retrofit applications in regions subject to high-wind zones, hurricane exposure categories, or seismic design requirements. The connector transfers roof diaphragm loads down through the wall framing, which is a critical detail in structures built to IBC or IRC wind and seismic provisions. Framers typically install these at every rafter-to-stud junction along exterior walls.
Designed as an OEM-style structural connector for use in wood-frame rafter-to-stud assemblies in residential and light commercial construction.
Installation is performed by framers or carpenters working to IRC, IBC, or local wind and seismic code requirements. Fasten with the specified 8D x 1-1/2 inch nails into both the rafter and stud bearing points as shown in the manufacturer load tables. Do not substitute nail size or count, as the published load values are based on the specified fastener schedule. Consult the applicable building code and engineered drawings before installing in high-wind or seismic-design-category projects.
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