Claw Fasteners
The Claw Fasteners are developed especially for installation of straight deck boards without a groove of any width and at least 18-20 mm wide.
The advantage of claw fasteners is the quick and easy hidden installation. As opposed to the conventional open installation method where self-threading screws are screwed in the board from the top, installation using claw fasteners is characterized by connection through the of boards by means of impaling the board on the fastener claw.
The Claw fasteners:
- are equipped with special sharp-edged prong - a claw;
- the claw is provided with a spacer automatically forming a gap between the connected boards;
- the fastener is fixed on the joist either by means of a shaft tapped into it (DeckTie Key), or by a base screwed onto it (DeckTie Cobra);
- the board is impaled on a lateral face with the fastener claw and additionally fixed by a screw;
- are designed for installation of softwood and medium-density boards (pine, cedar);
- are to be used to assemble decking, roads, quay piers, jetties, plinth and ornamental woodwork
G Key DeckTie
T Key DeckTie
with a spacer 6 mm galvanized zinc coated steelsteel with thermal diffusion coating, flat cone-shaped rod with a flat rectangular head
rod with three rows of notches and a stiffening rib
claw with a spacer 6 mm takes place on a log at 45 °
installation of traditional and actively used terraces
installation of planken larch, pine, cedar
G Cat DeckTie
with a spacer 6 mm galvanized zinc coated steel
two opposite-directed bases equipped with two claws
one claw with a spacer 6 mm at the height of 11 mm
express-installation traditional terraces,
garden paths, planked footway
installation of a planken larch, pine
G Cobra DeckTie
with a spacer 6 mm
galvanized zinc coated steel two different directed bases
claw with a spacer of 6 mm at a height of 11 mm
the base with three holes:
O1 - for fastening on a joist
O2 - for fixing on a log at 45 °
O3 - for connection with a board
express-installation of traditional terraces, roads
installation of planken larch, pine
