Steel sheet form parts are specifically designed for timber frame construction to transfer tensile forces in existing or new wooden structures. They allow for the transfer of high loads from the wood to the concrete. Wooden constructions that need to accommodate uplift forces are secured to base plates or foundations using HTT tension anchors. The long back plate allows for the placement of the necessary number of CNA4.0×1 comb nails while adhering to the required nail spacing on the wooden stud, even when a horizontal threshold is present below. An alternative to the HTT tension anchors are tension anchors, both single and two-part, as well as angle connectors AKR95, AKR135, or AKR285. The specified static values refer to anchorages without additional washers; however, washers may be used but are not included in the delivery. The load capacities increase when using a washer. Steel grade 33 according to ASTM A-653, corrosion protection of 275 g/m² on both sides - equivalent to a zinc coating of approximately 20 µm. The lower leg to be connected does not require pressure contact with the ground. Supports: concrete, steel, wood, wood-based materials. Application area: This tension anchor allows for optimal connection of wooden structures with concrete substructures, as is often the case in timber frame construction. A connection through the ceiling enables the transfer of tensile loads from the roof down to the foundation.