Galvanised Single Piece Masonry Joist Hanger Box of 10

These galvanised single piece masonry joist hangers are designed to support timber joists directly from brick or block walls, providing a clean, reliable connection without the need for welded construction. The straight top flange sits flush into the mortar course as the wall is built, transferring the joist load directly into the masonry. If you need a masonry joist hanger that installs quickly and holds properly, this is the standard product used on brick and block builds across the UK.

Each hanger is pressed from pre-galvanised steel in a single piece, so there are no weld points to corrode or fail over time. The galvanised finish provides good corrosion resistance for use in standard internal and sheltered external conditions, which is exactly where these hangers spend most of their working life: first-floor and ground-floor joist installations in new build and renovation projects.

Masonry Joist Hanger Sizing: What to Know Before You Order

The range covers a wide spread of sizes, from 47mm wide right up to 150mm wide, and from 100mm to 215mm in depth. That covers most standard timber joist profiles you will encounter on a typical build.

One important detail worth knowing: hangers with a depth of 150mm or more are manufactured 10mm shallower than the nominal size. This allows for notching and accommodates regularised timber, which tends to run slightly undersized compared to its stated dimensions. If you are ordering for 150mm deep joists, for example, the hanger depth accounts for this already. It is a small detail that catches people out if they are not expecting it, so worth confirming before you fix anything in place.

Straight Top Flange Design

The straight top flange is built into the masonry course as the wall goes up, rather than being nailed or bolted on afterwards. This means the hanger needs to be in the correct position before the brickwork reaches that course level. Planning the joist layout before the walls are too far up is essential, which is obvious in theory and occasionally forgotten in practice.

Because these are single piece hangers with no welded joints, they behave consistently across the range. There is no weak point at a fabrication join, and the pre-galvanised steel holds up well against the alkaline environment of mortar and block work.

Each box contains 10 hangers in your chosen size. If you are fitting out a floor or a series of joist bays, ordering by the box keeps things straightforward. Most joist layouts will need a hanger at each end of each joist, so a quick count of your joists tells you exactly how many boxes to order. The masonry joist hanger is one of those products where under-ordering on site costs more time than it saves money, so rounding up by a box is rarely a bad call.