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The Simpson Strong-Tie PWT200 Party Wall Tie is a precision-engineered solution designed specifically for connecting the party walls of timber-framed buildings. Uniquely combining acoustic compliance and structural performance, it ensures adherence to Part E of the Building Regulations (Resistance to the Passage of Sound) while delivering quick and consistent on-site installation.
Compliant with Part E Acoustic RegulationsManufactured using a minimal section of pre-galvanised steel, the PWT200 is optimised to reduce sound transmission across party wall cavities.
Stamped Cavity Width MarkingsThe upper face of the connector includes markings for 50mm, 62mm, and 75mm, assisting installers in maintaining consistent cavity width throughout construction.
Unique Stiffening RibIntegrates a 50mm central rib, which improves the connector’s structural capacity and serves as a cavity width indicator—especially useful in closed panel construction.
Fast, Simple FixingRequires only 8 × 3.75 x 30mm square twist nails—4 per side—saving time and ensuring repeatable installation quality.
Reduces Sound TransmissionThe slender profile and strategic fixing layout minimise vibration pathways between adjacent dwellings, helping achieve required acoustic separation.
Supports Modern Construction MethodsIdeal for closed panel and open panel timber frame systems, providing a robust solution for both site-built and pre-fabricated structures.
Visual Cavity VerificationStamped width references and central rib allow site teams to visually confirm cavity consistency without tools or measurements.
Flexible CompatibilityCan also be installed into light gauge steel framing using FPHSD34S1016 screws, broadening its application across hybrid construction systems.
Fix the PWT200 to each party wall frame using 4 nails per side (or screws for steel).
Ensure the stiffening rib remains centred within the wall cavity.
Use the stamped cavity width references to confirm consistent spacing.
Install at or near ceiling level.
Maintain maximum 1200mm spacing between ties, unless otherwise specified by the structural engineer.
Timber frame party wall connections in semi-detached or terraced housing
Multi-residential timber buildings where acoustic separation is required
Closed panel timber construction with precise cavity tolerances
Hybrid timber-steel wall systems in mid-rise or modular builds
Do not deviate from recommended fixing layout to preserve sound and structural performance.
For enhanced acoustic control, always consult a building designer or acoustic engineer.
Avoid overdriving nails, which may compromise edge distances or connection integrity.
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