Wall Ties
A range of wall ties specifically designed to secure wall skins and framework together to provide structural integrity through various forms of movement and force. A wide-ranging choice of wall ties and fixings has been developed to provide the maximum performance for any combination of materials used on a project.
BCS Bent C Stem
Used as a soffit fixed head restraint. Light Duty, fixed in line with cavity below.
TDS Twisted D Stem
Used as a soffit fixed head restraint. Light Duty, twisted head allows for fixing a right angle to cavity.
TFS Twisted F Stem
Used as a side fixed head restraint. Light Duty, and stepped to bring into centre of cavity.
STW Sliding Two Way Tie
Sliding two way ties used in conjunction with the sliding anchor stems. This tie ‘catches’ both the inner or the outer wall. Sizes are measured as the overall length of the tie.
SOW Sliding One Way Tie
Sliding one way ties used in conjunction with the sliding anchor stems. This tie only ‘catches’ either the inner or the outer wall. Sizes are measured from the centre of the slot.
V61 Timber Frame Ties
Stainless steel masonry-timber tie for domestic and small commercial buildings up to four storeys high. Suitable for buildings with a maximum height if 15m and cavity widths from 50-100mm. Designed to accommodate vertical movement. (Type 6 Tie)
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V62 High Movement Timber Frame Ties
Channel and strip tie system for use where the building height is up to 18m (5-7 stories). Maximum differential movement of 65mm. Fits cavities from 50-150mm. Supplied with 50mm x 4mm stainless steel screws (Type 7 Tie)
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HELICAL TIE Timber Frame Wall Ties
A 4.5mm newbuild stainless steel masonry-timber tie for domestic and small commercial buildings up to four storeys high. Suitable for buildings with a maximum height of 15m and cavity widths up to 165mm. Designed to secure external masonry to timber frames. (Type 6 Tie)
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HELI Thin Joint Wall Tie
Hammer-driven cavity wall tie, ideal for aircrete blockwork and applications where the joints of inner and outer leaves of masonry do not course.
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