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Stedox Wall Bracing System

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The video introduces the Stedox Wall Bracing System, showcasing its lightweight design and impressive extended length of 23 feet (7 meters). The demonstrator easily lifts and extends the brace. The system features a removable locking pin for quick adjustment and a built-in fine adjustment mechanism. This fine adjustment is achieved by twisting the entire brace, which then pushes or pulls the wall or column to achieve perfect alignment. The demonstrator highlights its ease of use and the fact that it's a family business from Finland.

Goal: Demonstrate a lightweight, adjustable wall bracing system for construction.

Tools and materials

  • Removable Locking Pin Stedox — Securing the brace at desired lengths during rough adjustments
  • Stedox Wall Brace Stedox — Bracing walls and columns, demonstrating its lightweight and adjustable features

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found. >> All right, Dennis, what are we looking at here? We're looking at the one of the lightest wall braces in the world, I would say. >> And is it adjustable? Tell me a little bit about this, will you, Dennis? >> Absolutely. So, here you can see it's a removable locking pin. >> This is the collapsed length of it. This is around uh 4 m. And when I extend it now, it goes all the way up to 23 ft. And as you can hear, it's a built-in stop. So, super safe. And once this bad boy is extended to its maximum length, the fine adjustment can be made by twisting the whole wall brace. So if you come over here, you can see the function of our braces. So it's on a telescopic brace, rough alignment, and in the end you have thread. So when you rotate the brace, it will push or pull the column or structure straight. >> Awesome. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. What is it called though? >> Uh this one, this is Steox bracing. >> Steadox? >> Yeah. >> Is that the website? That's the website. That's the company name. It's a family business all the way from Finland, Europe. >> Finland. Oh, yeah. Okay. Oh, yeah. Don't you know? I'm from Minnesota, so I can understand you. These guys probably can't, though. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Nice. >> Thanks, Dennis. I do appreciate it. So, website is >> steadox.com. >> steadox.com. All right. Thank you. >> Thank you so much. >> Oh, yeah. That was pretty cool there,

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