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Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV3.56/11.25 (3-1/2" x 11-1/4") High-Capacity Top-Flange Joist Hanger, Gray PaintSimpson Strong Tie HGLTV3. 56 11. 25 Description The Simpson Strong Tie HGLTV Top Flange Hanger is a high capacity solution for connecting engineered wood members to supporting beams. Engineered specifically for solid sawn lumber and structural composite lumber (SCL) like LVL, PSL, and LSL, this hanger delivers exceptional strength and stiffness where performance matters most. Simpson Strong Tie HGLTV3. 56 11. 25 Includes (1) High Capacity Top Flange
Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV3.56/11.25 Description
The Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV Top-Flange Hanger is a high-capacity solution for connecting engineered wood members to supporting beams. Engineered specifically for solid sawn lumber and structural composite lumber (SCL) like LVL, PSL, and LSL, this hanger delivers exceptional strength and stiffness where performance matters most.
Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV3.56/11.25 Includes
- (1) High-Capacity Top-Flange Joist Hanger
Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV3.56/11.25 Features
- High Load Capacity: Engineered to support heavy structural loads in demanding applications.
- Engineered Lumber Compatibility: Ideal for use with LVL, PSL, LSL, and other SCL materials.
- Strong, Secure Fit: Reduces joist rotation for enhanced structural integrity.
- Top-Flange Mounting: Designed for installation on supporting beams and ledgers.
- Code Compliant: Meets industry performance standards for structural connectors.
Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV3.56/11.25 Applications
- Floor Joists: Provides stable, load-bearing support for SCL joists in residential and commercial flooring systems.
- Deck Framing: Reinforces beam-to-joist connections for heavy-duty decks with engineered lumber.
- Multi-Ply Beams: Connects SCL or LVL headers and girders in beam construction.
- Commercial Wood Construction: Supports large spans and engineered wood framing in commercial projects.
Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV3.56/11.25 Installation Overview
- Use all specified fasteners. Verify that the header can take the required fasteners specified in the table.
- For attaching to multi-ply headers, refer to technical bulletin Top-Flange Hanger Reductions for Multiple-Ply Headers (T-C-MPLYHEADR).
- Flatten edge of header to match top-flange radius.
- Bevel-cut the carried beam for skewed hangers.
- For hangers exceeding the joist height by more than 1/2", allowable load is 50% of the table load.
- May be used for weld-on applications. Minimum required weld is a 1/4" x 2 1/2" fillet weld at each end of the top flange.
- May be installed on ledgers provided the ledgers are made of 4x solid sawn or 3 1/2" SCL shown in the table below.
Simpson Strong-Tie HGLTV3.56/11.25 Specifications
| Finish | Gray Paint |
| Material | Painted Steel |
| Fasteners required | Top: (6) 0.162 x 3-1/2 Face: (12) 0.162 x 3-1/2 Joist: (6) 0.162 x 3-1/2 |
| For Treated Lumber | No |
| Height | 11-1/4" |
| Joist size | 3-1/2" X 11-1/4" |
| Manufacturer name | Simpson Strong-Tie |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness | Top Flange: 3 Gauge; Stirrup: 7 Gauge |
| Width | 3-1/2" |
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★★★★★ 5
Exactly what you need
Color: Black
This is a perfect and conformist up. Excellent spacing between keys and the number section is comfortable to use because it is large enough to make it a comfortable set up
No instamtions issues and no communication issues with it and my Lenovo Think Pad
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great value
Color: Black
No problems. Very good keyboard mouse combo
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Just what I needed!!
Color: Black
The wireless keyboard & mouse is being used with an aging laptop - the laptop's keyboard & touchpad were almost unusable, but the laptop itself (with a few minor upgrades) performed well considering its age. The keyboard uses one (1) AAA battery, is full size, and operates smoothly with no 'hiccups' or annoyances; the mouse uses one (1) AA battery, has auto-sleep built-in that kick in after approx 5 minutes of non-use, that takes a bit of getting use to bc you have to left or right click to wake it before it will respond to any motion - that's not really a 'con' bc that function could potentially extend battery life. It's an inexpensive way to get a new & functional input interface for your computer.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Excellent Monitor Once Your Eyes Get Used to the Curve
I upgraded from the 4K LG 27GN950-B UltraGear Gaming Monitor 27” UHD to this 4K Neo G8 curved monitor because of the 240Hz refresh rate and the numerous superlatives doled out to it by tech magazines and websites. I also wanted to maximize my Nvidia RTX 4090 card with one of the best rated monitors out there.
So, let's get the worrisome part out of the way first: if you aren't used to curved monitors (I wasn't) then, as many reviewers noted, it will take your eyes some time to get used to the curvature and how the images actually move on screen. For me, that time period lasted about two weeks, and I was really on the fence about this monitor during that timeframe. Once acclimated though, I finally got used to the tunneling effect where the image forces your eyes to focus on the center of the screen (kind of like when you are driving at night), and processes peripheral images still very distinctly but similar to your own vision with a slight wrapping effect at the edges.
The second issue I think many new users confront is actually adjusting the image settings to get the quality you prefer rather than one that's set as the default. For me, that means my video card can easily handle the 240Hz refresh rate (other cards may not) without screen flashing, tearing, or image ghosting, but the colors are far too saturated and actually are overwhelming on any of the presets. I had to adjust the color settings to the old sRGB standard rather than one of the presets (e.g., FPS, RPG, Cinema, etc.). The color tone is simply warmer and more natural with that sRGB setting and with the Contrast Enhancer On and the Brightness dimmed about 10%. As a first step, I recommend you adjust your own settings to your preferences and also factor an image that reduces strain on the eyes.
On that note of eye strain, I would also recommend some decent blue light glasses for extended play or viewing sessions. Just like with my aforementioned comparison with night driving, your eyes really do lock in a bit more for an immersive experience and you need to ensure you don't overdo it, especially initially if you aren't used to this type of monitor. Some users may notice initial motion sickness for specific games like FPSs or first-person RPGs, but I found that goes away with the right settings, some judicious gaming time limits (or blue light glasses for extended use), and the natural adjustment by your eyes to the curved display.
But, once you hit that sweet spot for settings, this monitor is excellent for picture quality and overall viewing. My old LG pales in comparison, though it still remains a good monitor. For anyone on the fence about the curved display, go to your local brick and mortar store that sells these and check them out in-person first. If you think you can adapt and you have the video card to power this monitor at the 240Hz refresh rate, then it's an easy recommendation. If not, the Neo G7 has a flat monitor option at 144Hz that would likely be an upgrade from the LG as well. With whatever monitor you settle on, always adjust the settings to your preferences as a first step, rather than force your eyes to adjust to a default setting or otherwise unnatural image quality in terms of light intensity. warmth, or color oversaturation.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Gorgeous, responsive display.
I'm only a few days in, but so far this monitor is everything I hoped it would be. The unit shipped to me so far appears to be flawless, no dead pixels or other issues. The blacks are so dark that one could legitimately mistake this for an OLED monitor. (It does make my cheaper secondary monitor's blacks look awful by comparison, but that's the fault of my secondary monitor, not this one.) The resolution and frame rate of the G8 are exquisite.
This is my first curved monitor. I've read that some people need time to get used to it. I was used to it almost immediately.
I haven't tested the included stand. I immediately attached this monitor to a dual arm monitor stand using the included 100mm VESA mount adapter. The VESA adapter works, and attaching it was easy... however there were no screws included to attach the adapter to the monitor. This is my biggest complaint about this monitor, but it's not enough to deduct a star. Luckily I had the correct screws already, otherwise I would have had to order some. My monitor stand is only rated to 20 lbs, but has no problem handling this monitor.
Maybe it goes without saying, but if you're thinking about spending the money for this monitor, make sure your PC/GPU is equipped to take advantage of it. Even in 2025 only the best GPUs are able to push 240fps at true 4K. I'm running a 7900xtx (AMD's most powerful GPU until the new ones come out this year) and so far I'm glad I spent the extra money on this monitor to unleash my GPU's potential.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025