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The SIMPSON STRONG TIE RTRZ is a rigid tie connector designed for structural framing applications in residential and light commercial construction. This hardware connector secures intersecting framing members, providing resistance to racking and lateral movement at beam-to-post and joist-to-beam connections. The RTRZ is sold in a package of 50 units, making it practical for framing crews working through full structural assemblies. Licensed contractors and experienced framers rely on connectors of this type to meet load-path continuity requirements under current building codes. The connector is manufactured to function as a load-distributing tie at critical framing joints.
The RTRZ rigid tie connector is used in wood-frame structural assemblies, including platform-frame and balloon-frame construction. Typical applications include securing double top plates, connecting rafters to wall framing, and tying intersecting structural members where rigid mechanical fastening is required. This connector suits residential framing as well as light commercial wood-frame projects where code-compliant structural hardware is specified by engineers or required by the authority having jurisdiction.
Designed as an OEM-style structural hardware connector for use with 2x dimensional lumber framing members in wood-frame construction assemblies.
Installation of structural framing connectors should be performed by a licensed contractor or qualified framing carpenter familiar with applicable building codes, including IRC and IBC structural fastening requirements. Power down or isolate any mechanical, electrical, or plumbing systems running through the framing bay before working in confined structural cavities. Use the manufacturer-specified fastener type and count at each hole location — do not substitute fastener size or omit holes. Verify all connections against approved structural drawings before closing in the wall or roof assembly.
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