
When designing wooden structures, it’s very important to consider joints and reinforcements that will allow them to stay together and upright. These connectors not only allow for adhering wood to wood but also let you anchor wood elements to brick and concrete walls.
With such a variety of pieces needing to be connected together (beam-beam / beam-pillar / beam-strut / beam-wall / base-frames), working with hardware requires the advice of a calculating engineer or a professional with knowledge and experience. To guide you in this process, we have selected 15 metal fittings specially designed by Arauco to connect wood pieces.
Anchoring Pillars to Floor
For pillars that need to take lateral forces

Diagonal Beam Joint
Simple base plate

Beam Anchoring
Joining beam to brick wall

Straight Sectional Metal Pillar
Straight sectional metal pillar

Built-In Pillar
Swivel joint

Hidden Support
Supported joints

Plate Recessed
Strut pillar joint

Flanges Recessed
Beam strut V joint

Anchored Wall Plate
Roof truss to wall joint

Beam to Slope
Beam to slope

H125-185
Beam to beam joints

T-Plate Joint
Plate joint

Corner Type Joint
Roof truss pillar joint

Support Plate
Beam to H brace joint

Double Anchor
Beam to beam joint

More details and related materials in the following link.
** Guide Developed by ArchDaily Guide and Arauco.