Check out this San Martin Restaurant project in Plano, Texas by TimberBLDR. Our Simpson Strong-Tie products supported a steel and GLT hybrid structure. TimberBLDR led the procurement, design assistance, and installation for the project, using a range of our products, including the LDSS™ Light Diaphragm Spline Strap, MTLD Mass Timber Lifting Device, and Strong-Drive® WSV SUBFLOOR Screw. The QuickDrive® system was also used to streamline the installation process. Architect: GFF GLT Manufacturer: Kalesnikoff TimberBLDR did the procurement, designs assist and install on this project.
About us
A leader in structural systems research and technology, Simpson Strong-Tie is one of the world's largest suppliers of structural building products. Simpson Strong-Tie is committed to providing exceptional products and services to its customers, including engineering and field support, product testing and training. To find out about new job opportunities visit: www.strongtie.com/talentnetwork
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- Industry
- Wholesale Building Materials
- Company size
- 5,001-10,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Pleasanton, CA
- Type
- Public Company
- Specialties
- Engineered Structural Connectors, Fasteners and Fastening Systems, Mechanical and Adhesive Anchors, Lateral-Force Resistance Systems, and Repair, Protection and Strengthening Products
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5956 W Las Positas Blvd
Pleasanton, CA 94588, US
Employees at Simpson Strong-Tie
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Larry McDonough
Product Management Executive | Advisor | Mentor | Builder
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Burak Gursel
Contact me about new ideas and collaboration opportunities! Simpson is looking for partners for its venturing and innovation programs
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Nikki Dean
Senior Technology Consultant - Customer Success specializing in Technical Communication and Quality Assurance
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Zac Shess
Versatile marketing leader, project problem-solver and driver of strategy. Pleasant Hill City Councilmember
Updates
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How do Tension Straps Evolve for Mass Timber Structures? Mass timber projects require robust tension straps to handle high loads in horizontal diaphragms. Traditional options often need multiple straps or custom solutions, adding cost and complexity. We address these challenges with our innovative products like the MDCST48 and MTWS Mass Timber Washer Strap. Read the full blog to explore how these solutions work and how they were tested. https://bit.ly/4748Gv3
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Did you know we have new MCT™, MCB™, and MCBS™ products for concealed connections in mass timber glulam columns? Hear from Senior Product Manager, Michael Weinert, P.E., S.E. about our latest mass timber solutions. The MCT connects columns for vertical load transfer and works with our concealed beam hangers. The MCB and MCBS provide standardized connections to concrete supports, with the MCB being economical and the MCBS offering higher download capacity. https://bit.ly/40XacPR
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Earlier this year, 25 Simpson Strong-Tie employees in Texas came together to build pergolas for two disabled veterans through Smiles Charity, using our Outdoor Accents® hardware. As a platinum sponsor, we’re proud to support their mission to give back to veterans and the community. Our team worked hard to complete the builds in one day, and the veterans were grateful for the support. It’s always rewarding to give back, and we’re thankful for the opportunity to make a difference. Read our blog to hear what our employees had to say about this volunteer experience! https://bit.ly/3V91SZR
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At Simpson Strong-Tie, we take pride in our company values, rooted in the Nine Principles of Doing Business by our founder, Barclay Simpson. One key principle is “Give Back,” which emphasizes our obligation to the community and humanity. Recently, we partnered with the Valley Contractors Workforce Foundation to help raise walls for a new home in Paradise, CA, a community affected by the Camp Fire in 2018. Our leadership, employees, and trainees from the Hands On Tools Mobile Construction Training program came together for this effort, and we contributed $10,000 toward the build. This reflects our commitment to home building and supporting construction trades education. We’re grateful to our partners for helping us rebuild homes and communities. Together, we’re making a difference.
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Earlier this year, a group of Simpson Strong-Tie volunteers joined over a thousand other volunteers at the Carter Work Project, Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. Together, they built 35 homes, honoring the legacy of the Carters. Additionally, our support included a $35,000 donation and product contributions as part of our Roof-Raiser sponsorship. We are proud to give back to the community through projects like this. #CarterWorkProject #habitatforhumanity #strongtie #giveback #companyculture #companyvalues #SimpsonStrongTie
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Thanks to everyone who visited our booth, attended our talks, and stopped by to chat at PSP/Deck Expo. It was great seeing so many of you! A special thanks to Hollywood Decks and Renovation Hunters for being part of the experience. See you next year!
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Day 1 of PSP/Deck Expo is officially in the books! Our booth #5217 had some amazing guests, including Tony from Hollywood Decks, Hal from Renovation Hunterd along with engineers Rachel Holland and Scott Fischer sharing their deck expertise. It’s been a fantastic start. If you’re at the show, stop by and say hello – we’d love to connect!
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The most recent episode of Strong Conversations: How We Got Here is live! In this episode, Sam Marcoux speaks with Simpson Strong-Tie Senior National Building Manager Chad Scuncio about his career path of unexpected twists and turns. Hear how Chad had to leave the company to realize it was home. This episode, and all of our Strong Conversations, are available on your favorite podcast streaming platforms and to watch on YouTube. YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gvw-C-tb Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eycePk6Y Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ghjHMkNT Amazon Music: https://lnkd.in/gRHmkn7R #careers #leadership #strongtie
How We Got Here: Climbing the Mountain
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