STHD10RJ Strap-Tie Holdowns

Key Features

• The nailing pattern allows for nailing to the edges of double 2x's
• Strap nail slots are countersunk to provide a lower nail head profile
• The slots below the embedment line enable increased front-to-back concrete bond and help to reduce spalling
• Rim joist models accommodate up to a 17" clear span without any loss of strap nailing

Material

• LSTHD8, LSTHD8RJ — 14 gauge; all others — 12 gauge

Finish

• Galvanized

Installation

• See General Notes for Holdowns and Tension Ties.
• Use all specified fasteners; see General Notes.
• Use tables for both standard concrete and post-tension slab installations.
• Install before concrete pour with a StrapMate, or other holding device.
• Nail strap from the bottom up. Install strap plumb.
• Strap may be bent one full cycle (bent horizontal 90° then bent vertical) to aid wall placement, but may cause spalling behind the strap. If the spall is 1" or less, measured from the embedment line to the bottom of the spall, full loads apply. 1" to 4" spalls for LSTHD8 achieve 0.9 times table loads. STHD10 and STHD14 achieve full load for spalls less than 4". Any portion of the strap left exposed should be protected against corrosion.
• Other than where noted in the two-pour detail, do not install where: (a) A horizontal cold joint exists within the embedment depth between the slab and foundation wall or footing beneath, unless provisions are made to transfer the load, or the slab is designed to resist the load imposed by the anchor; or (b) Slabs are poured over concrete block foundation walls.
• Additional studs attached to the shearwall studs or post may be required by the Designer for wall sheathing nailing.
• Wood shrinkage after strap installation across horizontal members may cause strap to buckle outward.
• For installations in severe corrosion environments, refer to General Corrosion Risks for additional considerations.
• See installation illustrations in the image gallery for rebar information.

For Two-Pour Installation for Downturn Footings

• For STHD10 installed through a 4"-thick slab, use the equivalent 8" stemwall loads of the LSTHD8
• For STHD14 installed through a 4"-thick slab, use the equivalent 8" stemwall loads of the STHD10
• For STHD14 installed through a 6"-thick slab, use the equivalent 8" stemwall loads of the LSTHD8

Load Tables

Tension Loads for STHD Installations

1. Allowable loads have been increased for wind or earthquake loading with no further increase allowed. Reduce where other loads govern.
2. Concrete shall have a minimum compressive strength of f'_c = 2,500 psi.
3. 0.148" x 3" or 0.148" x 2 1/2" nails may be used as a direct replacement for the required nails shown in the table with no load reduction when they are installed directly over framing or over 1/2" maximum structural sheathing.
4. Use the number of nails listed in the table or as otherwise specified. In many cases, not all nail holes will be filled. Nail strap from the bottom up.
5. Deflection at the highest allowable loads for installations over wood double studs is as follows: Installed on framing: LSTHD8 = 0.089", STHD10 = 0.117", and STHD14 = 0.118". Installed over 1/2" maximum structural sheathing: LSTHD8 = 0.114", STHD10 = 0.146", and STHD14 = 0.164".
6. To obtain LRFD values, multiply ASD seismic load values by 1.4 and wind load values by 1.67 (1.6 for 2012 IBC).
7. Per 2012, 2015 and 2018 IBC, Section 1613.1, detached one- and two-family dwellings in Seismic Design Category (SDC) C may use "Wind and SDC A&B" allowable loads.
8. Minimum center-to-center spacing is three times the required embedment, 3 x l_e, for STHD strap-tie holdowns acting in tension simultaneously. Midwall installation is based on 1.5 x l_e end distance.
9. See technical bulletin T-C-SCLCLM for installation on structural composite lumber posts or columns.
10. For brick ledge applications, use full loads shown for STHD14 installed in 8" stem wall.
11. Fasteners: Nail dimensions in the table are listed diameter by length. See other nail sizes and information.