Core-Fix HT helical ties carry the lateral loads acting on existing masonry façades, restoring the connection between the veneer and the backup wall. They can also secure masonry temporarily before an opening is cut.
Typical uses: failed or corroded original ties, bulging veneer, pre-securing masonry before alterations.
Helical bars set into bed joints to form reinforced "beams" within existing masonry. Core-Fix HR reinforces lintels, stabilizes cracking caused by ground movement, and reconnects wythes built from different materials.
Typical uses: crack stitching, lintel reinforcement, multi-wythe reconnection.
Torque-activated anchors that transfer lateral loads from the façade back into the structure. Configurations are available for poured concrete, CMU, wood or steel stud, and structural steel backup.
Typical uses: veneer restraint where the backup substrate varies or needs a positive mechanical connection.
Torque-activated anchors that carry the vertical shear load from the self-weight of the façade units, while also transferring tensile and compressive lateral loads back into the structure.
Typical uses: veneer that has lost vertical support, such as failed shelf angles or deteriorated supports.
A lightweight helical mini-pile originally developed to stabilize walls affected by subsidence. Combined with Core-Fix HR, it provides a standard pile-and-beam repair. Installation is quick and needs only lightweight equipment, even on wet or hard-to-reach sites. Its helical design performs well in tension, making it suitable for retaining-wall stabilization, new-build foundations and tower bases.
Standard details, method statements and full specifications are available on request.
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