Wood Blocking for Grab Bar

[@salcosta1156]

Can you tell me where I can purchase the Zee-Klip's and wood blocking's? I can't find them anywhere online.

[@gabriel060686]

Where to buy this metal clips and how they are callled ?

[@Tipnotice]

Would really be nice if any of these videos on blocking metal studs would show them actually supporting weight, there is literally NOTHING out on the entire internet showing metal studs supporting anything more than a smaller TV using zip anchors

[@acephantom903]

It is just as strong as blocking wooden studs. It can be pretty strong. That is how you mount cabinets in units with metal studs. Fully loaded cabinets can get very heavy.

[@DIYerGirl]

Thank you so much for this video. Very informative and simple solution.

[@chains6558]

Would this method be true for hanging wall kitchen cabinets too ?

[@southernblocking5361]

Yes

[@JB-sz3yw]

Cret where did you purchase those zee clips

[@MysticKJ]

what type of screw was used to go through the metal into the wood? And it's ok for the screw to punch through the back of the wood?

[@acephantom903]

Sounded like they were using self drilling for all but fixing the z clip to the stud. And it should be fine for the screw to punch all the way through, just sharp on the back side, but studs are sharp as it is.

[@mikejesernik1451]

Website for your company?

[@scottmacpherson8724]

Why not just ditch the z clip and just screw in from the side of the stud ?

[@cretbenefield9321]

We weren't able to achieve the shear values needed to support an ADA grab bar loaded to a 2.0 Safety factor. In the past, we would have installed the blocking exactly as you stated. The new Zee-Klip has the holes pre-punched.

[@andrewcordova8400]

That backing is too thin you CAN do wat u said with 2x4 backing

[@b.w.9244]

@@andrewcordova8400 Code requires 2x10 here in my locality

[@obie224]

the camera is way too close, move it further away.

[@Jj-jp6hq]

this would never be economically viable in a large building project, everything done here has to be done in less than 30% of the time...we dont use clips and clamps, its almost ridiculous to imagine the time wasted, you hold each piece in place with one hand and drill the screws in with the other hand..no two man job or clamps needed

[@TheGahDamn]

Forget the clips, just get a piece of L angle