Fixing and fastening hardware for buildings and civil works — mechanical anchors for concrete and masonry, structural bolting, formwork and scaffolding hardware, and sealing components. Standard or made to your drawing, with test certificates on every shipment.
Common construction tasks, from formwork to finishing, and the product that fits each.
Different base material, heavy loads or fixing close to an edge? Ask our engineers for a recommendation
Drawn from across the range — everything tagged to this application.
Zinc plated suits dry, indoor fixings. Hot-dip galvanised is the usual choice for external or damp exposure. Stainless steel (SS 304, or SS 316 near the coast or chemicals) is for aggressive environments and fixings you can't easily reach again. See the Coatings & Corrosion Protection guide
Yes. Expansion anchors need a solid base to expand against, and dense concrete gives the most capacity. In hollow block or soft brick they can crush the material or pull out, so a nylon-sleeved frame fixing — or a chemical anchor for heavier loads — is usually the safer choice. Tell us the base material and load and we'll confirm.
Yes. Our field team carries out pull-out and torque tests on live sites and issues a signed test report for your engineer or consultant. See On-Site Testing
Tell us what you're building and the standard you work to — we'll point you to the right product or make it to your drawing.