Identify "joist hangers"

[tacho]

Planning the construction of a storage shed that will stand on paving stones and have come across a product that seems suitable (see attached images below). However, I have not been able to find these for sale, despite extensive googling. I would appreciate if someone here could point me in the right direction!

 

[Höghus]

If you search for "Balkenschuhe" on German eBay, you will find this one.
https://www.ebay.de/itm/264299473121
4mm sheet metal, sturdy stuff.
Could it be something?

/Höghus

 

[tacho]

Thanks for the tip! The point with the ones I showed in the picture, however, is that they elevate the studs a bit from the ground in a good way, and unfortunately, the Ebay variant does not do that.

 

[fribygg]

Are you going to lift the building with forks?
If you just want air between the ground and the building, I would suggest choosing a lecasten with foundation paper or a pallet disc on top to get air and protection against capillary rising moisture.

 

[Fotografen]

If you google "Balkenfuß" or "Balkenfüße" some results come up: https://www.schraubenbude.de/pfostentraeger/

 

[raveper]

Why not make a real plinth with an adjustable balksko?

 

[tacho]

Lecasten is certainly an option. However, the product I'm looking for gives a more delicate impression, in my eyes.

I'm helping an acquaintance build the storage, and he prefers not to dig down footings, but to lay paving stones directly on macadam.

 

[fribygg]

Lecasten is obviously an option. However, the product I am looking for gives a more slender impression, in my eyes.

I am helping a friend build the storage, and he prefers not to dig down posts, but to lay paving stones directly on the crushed stone.

The product you show is hardly suitable from a moisture point of view as it directs water to the flooring.

 

[tacho]

It was interesting. How does it happen?

 

[Thomas_Blekinge]

You can safely place the shed on paving stones or macadam and use Biltema's adjustable feet. They don't build particularly high and break capillary action.

 

[fribygg]

That was interesting. How does it happen?

It's on the outside in the picture

A terminal block, slab, leca stone, musten or similar under the floor structure with foundation paper is better. If you choose, for example, Jem&Fix, they have a cube 10x10x5cm in concrete for about 5kronor that you can place on the garden slab and under the floor structure to provide air and a neat appearance.

 

[tacho]

Okay, good suggestions from both of you. I won't spend more time looking for that specific product. Thanks for the help!