Plate To Plate Joints

Join top and bottom plates with a design load capacity of 4.36kN in JD4 / MGP10 timber, simply and rapidly.

Quick Grip Framing Timber Connector Plate to Plate

Stud To Plate Joints

High strength timber frames, each T-joint has a design load capacity of 4.36 kN. Cyclone bolts will not be required in many locations.

Stud to plate joint using Quick Grip Framing Connector

Inline Butt Joints

Make high design load capacity studs from off cuts with substantial savings.

Inline butt joint using Quick Grip Framing Timber Connector

Quick Grip Framing Connector

High Strength, Low Cost and Fast Install

High Strength Design Load Capacities

T-Joints made using the Quick Grip framing conector have a similar design load capacity to a joint constructed with a cyclone strap which has three nails on each side of the joint.

Spring Loaded Framing Connectors

Spring loaded framing conectors which perform like shock absorbers during storms, high wind events and earth tremors, preserving the design load capacity of the joint.

Unrivalled Withdrawal Resistance

Solves the problem of poor end grain withdrawal resistance using skew nailing techniques. Joints made using Quick Grip framing connectors are kept under constant mechanical load.

Lifetime Quality

Highest level of corrosion resistance. Very high tensile spring steel combined with a hot dipped galvanized 95% zinc coating and suitable for coastal areas.

Quick Grip Timber Connector Staple
Design Load Capacity (kN)
MGP10 / JD5 MGP12 / JD4
Stud to Plate 4.36 5.32
Plate to Plate 4.36 5.32
In Line Butt 4.37 5.33

Quick Grip Technology

Timber Joints That Maintain High Strength

The Quick Grip framing connector provides super strength housing frames. It creates spring loaded timber joints that ride out the constant bumps and shakes which loosen timber joints over time and compromise their design load capacity. Controlled laboratory testing as shown below demonstrate this feature.

Spring Loaded Quick Grip Staple Timber Connector
Quick Grip Framing Connector report graph

Graph 1: Graphical Report Showing Strength Of The Joint

The graph (Graph 1) was directly mapped by the testing machine in the video. The laboratory testing machine is forcing the joint to separate by 2mm, as may happen during high winds or other events. The spring loaded Quick Grip framing connector is shown absorbing this energy and the joint returning to its original position with full strength when the load subsides. Read the Science page for more detailed information.

The Quick Grip framing connector is protected by Australian patent no: 2013313032 USA patent no: 14426990 Chinese patent no: 201380058538.1 with patents pending in Canada, Europe, Brazil and India. The Quick Grip Framing Gun is protected by Australian patent no: 2013277922 USA patent no: 14407524 European patent no: 2861360 with patents pending in Canada.