This will keep the joist from rolling over on one side.

How to install hurricane ties. A35 studs to plate condition. Or you could do both and go. I would install on either side of the joist not either side of the beam.

Hurricane ties are usually installed on the home’s exterior to provide the most secure connection between the roof, walls, and foundation, ensuring the greatest possible. The first step to installing hurricane straps on an existing roof is to remove the soffit. Installation of hurricane ties placement on the interior or exterior side of walls a common method to make the roof to wall connection is with the use of hurricane ties.

Installs in a fraction of the time versus traditio. Besides the added benefit of fewer connectors to install, using a single hurricane tie from your roof framing to your wall. A hurricane strap is a connector that is used to strengthen wood framed roofs and homes.

However, installing hurricane ties on existing construction is more nuanced. To install hurricane ties in an existing roof, you have to begin by removing the roof’s soffit—the panel between the wall and the extending ends of the roof. Attach the ties to the sides of the rafters.

A35 joist to beam condition. Align the lower edge at each end with the marks on the rafters. The most popular hurricane straps are made of galvanised steel or stainless steel and they are.