| Customization: | Available |
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| Connection Type: | Pin Connection |
| Finish: | Galvanized |
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What is cross bracing used for?
Cross bracing is used to keep buildings stable when the wind blows and during seismic events, such as an earthquake. It also limits the building's lateral movement, reducing the likelihood of damage to the structure's components and cladding.
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Where are cross braces located?
In basic terms, cross-bracing refers to the practice of bracing stud to stud in order to reduce the effective length of the stud and as such increasing the load capacity. In most cases, the bracing is done at the mid-height of the wall as that is the most effective location of the bracing
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Where is the cross bracing position?
The Cross Bracing Protocol involves immobilising the leg at 90 degrees for four weeks and then gradually increasing the range of motion via a specific schedule until full extension is reached and the brace can be removed. This approach has shown ACL healing in 90% of cases and shown many promising result
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