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Product category: Structural Fixings and Fasteners
News Release from: Halfen | Subject: Lutz stone support systems
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial Team on 28 October 2003

Lutz stone support systems available
from Halfen

Lutz range of stone support systems is designed to provide safe and flexible fixings that accommodate the varying characteristics of natural stone cladding.

Now available exclusively from Halfen, the Lutz range of stone support systems is designed to provide safe and flexible fixings that accommodate the varying characteristics of natural stone cladding Lutz body anchors are suitable for fixing to concrete and are installed using site-drilled bolts

The supports are adjustable in three directions and can be subjected to load immediately.

Suitable for a wide range of uses in many situations, they enable installation to be completed independent of weather conditions.

Lutz grout-in support and restraint anchors can be fixed to both concrete and brickwork.

Suitable for large cavities, the anchors can be adjusted within the drill hole and provide full load bearing capacity at any angle.

A wide range of types caters for use in a variety of situations.

The Lutz range also includes sub-structures that enable natural stone cladding to be attached without problems to large and varying cavities, particularly useful for rainscreen cladding.

The systems consist of two components - sub-structure and support and restraint anchors.

The advantages include a low number of simple individual components, quick assembly, a reduced number of fixing points, adjustability in three directions, immediate load capacity, and a wide range of types for use in a variety of situations.

Further information is available on request. Request a free brochure from Halfen ...

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