Print this pageWALL STABILISATION
In addition to structural repair solutions the anchors can be used to create secure fixings on masonry facades.
How does it work?
The anchor comprises a stainless steel bar surrounded by a woven polyester fabric mesh sleeve into which a specially formulated cementitious grout is injected under pressure. The flexible sleeve expands and moulds itself into the spaces within the wall, providing a strong mechanical and chemical bond when cured. Various attachments can be welded to the anchor head.
- Purpose designed for each application
- Versatile in use
- Easily fixed, even in weak substrates
- Effective in poor quality materials and for bridging cavities
- Invisible when installed
- Fire resistant
- Cementitious based and therefore sympathetic to the original structure
- Approved by heritage authorities
Typical Applications
- Stabilising masonry - solid, cavity, hollow pot and rubble filled
- Lateral restraints
- Replacement and supplementary wall ties
- Crack stitching
- Stitching anchors e.g. for arch consolidation
- Stud anchors
- Parapet wall strengthening
- Retaining wall anchoring
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