Multi Functional Hangers – Galvanised – Box 10

The galvanised multi functional hanger is one of those bits of metalwork that earns its keep across a wide range of timber connections. Whether you are hanging joists from beams, fixing purlins, or dealing with structural timber frames, this hanger handles medium to heavy duty loads without fuss. The galvanised finish means it holds up in conditions where a plain steel fixing would be rusting away within a season or two.

What sets this hanger apart from a standard joist hanger is the flexibility it gives you on fixings. It is designed to accept different fixing types, which lets you match the fixing to the timber and loading conditions rather than being forced into one approach. That is useful on sites where you are working across varying timber sizes and structural requirements in the same day.

Galvanised Multi Functional Hanger Sizes and Timber Compatibility

These hangers are available across a wide range of sizes to suit common structural timber dimensions, from 47mm studwork through to 150mm deep beams and beyond. One thing worth knowing: hangers with an overall height above 150mm are manufactured 10mm shorter than the stated dimension. This is intentional. It accounts for notching and regularised timber, so the hanger sits correctly against dressed or planed timber without you needing to fettle it on site. If you are ordering for sawn timber, factor that into your size selection.

The overall length quoted for each hanger refers to the length when the hanger is laid flat, before bending. That is the industry standard way of measuring these, and it is worth bearing in mind if you are cross-referencing against structural drawings or span tables.

Galvanising and Long-Term Performance

Hot dip galvanising gives these hangers real durability in exposed or semi-exposed positions. Roof structures, open floor voids, and anywhere that sees condensation or moisture movement will all put plain steel fixings under pressure over time. The galvanised coating gives you a meaningful buffer against that, without adding significant cost to the job. For fully external or ground-contact situations, you would want to check whether a higher specification finish is required, but for the vast majority of structural timber applications these are a practical and reliable choice.

Sold in boxes of 10, these are priced for trade use. If you are fitting out a floor or roof structure, buying by the box keeps things tidy and makes it straightforward to account for materials on the job.