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This concealed post base has a 25mm cap covering the bolts, it can be ZMAX® Galvanised or 316SS. Check out our product page for more details: strongtie.com.au/cpt

These are our SDWS structural fasteners. Please visit our web page and see the technical data - strongtie.com.au/products/outdoor-accents-avant-collection

Please check your local hardware store. strongtie.com.au/where-buy

Adding concrete around the base of the post will help reinforce the post. This is recommended but not compulsory. It depends on the condition of the post.

Hey there, thanks for reaching out! This video is more of an overview, not a step-by-step guide. To learn more about the TNT Titen Turbo screw, check out our website: strongtie.com.au/products/tnt-titen-turbo-concrete-and-masonry-screw. You can also find other videos on our TH-cam channel!

If the post is badly damaged, it could fall over on either side of the fence, we recommend using pairs on both sides - outside and inside of the fence.

I used 3 on 3 different posts on only my side of the fence Is was instantly strong enough to jump over the fence with my 200 pound weight and not rip the fence down 👍

@@gp8383 We're happy to hear that it worked out for you

E-Z Mender comes in two sizes in Australia to suit a 90mm or 75mm post. Please contact our Engineering department for further recommendations and options.

The E-Z Mender reinforces weakened posts without having to replace the post or concrete, especially when replacing the post becomes a difficult task. The E-Z Mender makes it easier and cheaper from this perspective.

Cheaper - no, but stop the fence from falling - yes. Is this the right fix - depends on what you think is right. Is it as strong as the original post - definitely no (it's still wobbly even in the video) That bracket is 65 dollars, plus tax and shipping and few screws you are looking at 75-80 dollars for each post. one 8ft 4x4 pressure treated post at home depot is 10 bucks, 2 bags of cement mix another 10 bucks, Call the boys for the weekend, ask them to bring a digger and the temper tool. Throw some chicken on the bbq and break some sweat. For 80 bucks you get both fun time and a fixed fence. Also, the same can be argued for this bracket, for 80 bucks you get a fixed post and time to spend for fun. There is no right or wrong, really. 😂😂

@@shkhamd You're right. Each fence's condition and jobsite circumstance are different. There's no right or wrong answer; the only thing that matters is whether this solution meets your expectations and makes you happy with your decision.

Sorry to hear your bad experience. Make sure you use the correct size of percussion drill bits.

Hi Reyes, try get a free demo from the Simpson Strong-Tie team in your area.

Yes it does

Hi @richarddebono7092, yes, you would need to drill a hole and clean the dust first before installing the Titen Turbo screw. Here is another TH-cam video providing more details.

Are these code for installation as a fastener for a hurricane tie?

Normally, the timber post gets rotten or damaged at the bottom where it meets the concrete. Wedge the E-Z Mender into the gap and ensure that the plates are driven 280mm into the ground for full penetration. Leave the concrete in place, as it is still providing support to the bottom of the post. You can watch another installation here: www.tiktok.com/@strongtie.pacific_rim/video/7202759041678871810

Thanks for your feedback David, we hope that the value and quality of our products and the engineering behind them make your job easier and your structure stronger.

That's all we have 😊. You can check out other CCN64 videos. th-cam.com/video/Gy9nig2qeLE/w-d-xo.html or th-cam.com/video/6g6a8mZc4_M/w-d-xo.html

If you have registered the tool on our website, it will take a few days for the team to process and deliver to you. Hope you get it soon!

No worries, we are here to help. You can use either Strong-Drive SD Connector Screw (SD9112R100 - #9 x 38mm), SCN Smooth Shank Connector Nail (N10DHDG-R - 38 x 3.75mm Nails) or other equivalent 9 gauge screws or 4mm nails. Hope that helps. Otherwise, feel free to reach out to our customer service team.

@@SimpsonStrongTieAustralia You rock. This will save me 8 thousand dollars!!!

It can be used when the post is cemented in. See the links below how others that have used in with concreted in posts. th-cam.com/video/50j6AMlysLE/w-d-xo.html vt.tiktok.com/ZSLAgQSUU/

@@SimpsonStrongTieAustraliais there anything else for using these with concreted in posts. the links dont work

@@orion5813 There are a few on YT: th-cam.com/video/eDNoBhcgiAA/w-d-xo.html; th-cam.com/video/xz5D8eTVPBQ/w-d-xo.html; th-cam.com/users/shortsqGejYH4BWrU

Hi James, yes, we agree that unseasoned/wet lumber can shrink a lot. This video was taken in Australia where it’s common practise to use dry hardwood where typically a 3mm gap is recommended for 90mm boards.

Sorry to hear the damage. We are afraid the E-Z Mender won’t be the solution to fix this.

As the post is badly damaged, and could fall over on either side of the fence, we recommend using pairs on both sides - outside and inside of the fence.

Thanks for your review. We are truly sorry to hear your bad experience on our Titen Turbo screw anchor. At Simpson Strong-Tie, we set a high standard for our products and services. Your satisfaction is our number one priority. Please get in touch with our local branch; we can take care of you from there.

you probably are one of those guys that always says “yes i know” even on things you never even had a experience at competition with real experienced experts . these screws are as simple and well made as they can get and they also get the job done , when of course you know what you are doing . ..

Yes, we would recommend using pairs (on both sides) for badly damaged timber posts.

Hi Derek, we’d recommend using pairs for badly damaged timber posts. For minor damaged posts, one is usually adequate.

Definitely need a test after the finish. If other parts of the timber are broken, would need to replace them too.

Please check price with your local dealers.

Not sure, please check with the Simpson Strong-Tie UK team.

100%, heaps of builders have been using the Quik Drive tool ready. Make sure talk to your local Simpson guy and try the tool before you buy it.

Yep, looks quite close to the edge from the video. But the decking clips are designed to install the screws in a safe edge distance.

Hi Tony, It can be installed individually or in pairs. Check your local Building Department for any applicable code requirements.

A Drill Bit 3/8" (9.5 mm) x 5" (127 mm) is included in every pack, but you can order more via your local supplier. See the part number below SDPW Accessories strongtie.com.au/products/sdpw-deflector-screw

Hi Brenda, it maybe a good idea to call one of our reps and they are happy to help you out.

Depends on the soil and concrete but usually a heavy hammer like a sledge hammer is needed. Check out this video www.tiktok.com/@strongtie.pacific_rim/video/7202759041678871810?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7186433329490429441

Can you link a TH-cam video?

Size 6.35 x 32 to 102mm. See the table: strongtie.com.au/products/tnt-titen-turbo-concrete-and-masonry-screw