BRICKS, BLOCKS & CEMENT; CLADDING & FACADES 33 Ancon further extends its ST1 wall tie range
Now available in lengths of 325mm and 350mm, the Ancon ST1 wall tie range has been extended to suit high-rise masonry buildings with insulated cavities up to 225mm wide. This latest wall tie development clearly demonstrates that Ancon continues to lead the field in
masonry fixings. The ST1 is the only heavy duty wall tie on the market suitable for these super-insulated cavities and, with wall tie installation being such a hot topic following the collapse of an Edinburgh school wall as a result of poor workmanship, these new longer lengths of ST1 feature a maximum design cavity embedment guide at each end to aid installation.
0114 275 5224
www.ancon.co.uk New addition to Tradesman range
Ibstock, has further added to its popular Tradesman range with the launch of its Tradesman Light Rustic Blend. The superior durability and strength means they are ideal for use in most locations, such as boundary walls and wall cappings or to match existingbrickwork for extensions and other refurbishments. The
wirecut Light Rustic Blend has a distinctive rolled texture and features a blend of red and pink hues with white bar marking. It is available in the standard brick size and pack quantities of 500. The launch of the Light Rustic Blend comes as Ibstock is offering one lucky builder the chance to win a trip of a lifetime with every pack of Tradesman bricks purchased.
0844 800 4575
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Specialists in stone cladding
Contact us for specialist services and advice by calling 01869 220 050. Alternatively you can email us on
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