Ancon's Wall Tie for Cellular Clay Blockwork
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Ancon Building Products product story
Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team
Apr 28, 2010
Ancon has developed a Wall Tie to fix traditional brick cladding to an internal leaf of cellular clay blocks with horizontal bed joints of 1mm.
The Ancon CCB3 is a two-part Wall Tie, suitable for use in new build houses and commercial developments.
The Ancon CCB3 two-part Wall Tie designed to fix brick cladding to an internal leaf of cellular clay blocks
The flat inner section is built into the thin bed joints in the cellular clay blockwork.
The cavity width is catered for by the length of the outer wire section, which is hooked into the inner section as work on the external leaf progresses.
This two step installation process eliminates any risk of injury to site workers from wall ties left protruding from the inner leaf.
Ancon offers a comprehensive wall tie range.
The Ancon CCB3 Wall Tie complies with BS EN 845-1: 2003 and meets the technical requirements of the NHBC.
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