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DBR 22-Gauge Galvanized Drywall Spacer Bracer (20-Qty)Item is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
by Simpson Strong-Tie
DBR 22-Gauge Galvanized Drywall Spacer Bracer (20-Qty)Item is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
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DBR 22-Gauge Galvanized Drywall Spacer Bracer (20-Qty)Item is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
by Simpson Strong-Tie
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Part Number: 700F971
UPC: 00707392784654
Vendor Item Number: DBR/30-R20
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Technical Details
Industrial Category:
Fasteners
Industrial Subcategory:
Building Materials
Industrial Subtype:
Brackets
Connectors
Brand Name:
Simpson Strong-Tie®
Carton Qty:
12
Coating:
Zinc Galvanized, G90
Color:
None
Country of Origin:
US
ExtraPackaging Type:
Individual Item
Gauge:
12
GTIN:
00707392784654
ICCES Reports:
ESR-2549|ESR-2552
Install With:
Install with 16d common nails
Item Quantity:
1
Limited Warranty:
Limited warranty, available at www.strongtie.com/limited-warranties.
MFG Name:
Simpson Strong-Tie®
Packaging Quantity:
20
Product Class:
Bridging
Product Weight:
18.4
Quantity:
1
Shipping Weight:
18.4
Unit Of Measure:
PAC
UPC Code:
707392784654
UPC Number:
10044315877701
Manufactured By:
Simpson Strong-Tie
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Additional Information
Product Overview
Simpson Strong-Tie spacer bracers reduce the installed cost of cold-formed steel stud walls by enabling faster stud layout while minimizing the need for bridging clips. The DBR is used for interior walls to eliminate stud bow and allow for quicker drywall attachment, while the SBR is designed for structural exterior walls. Both products provide bracing along the length of the stud, and for head-of-wall slip conditions. The SBR and DBR feature prepunched slots that eliminate the need to use bridging clips with on-module studs. The SBR and DBR spacer bracers come with bracing load data based on assembly testing, thus mitigating risk for designers and maximizing confidence in design specs.