Fixing systems for stone, panel and ventilated facades — cladding clamps and stone brackets, anchors into the structure, and stainless or duplex bolting for exposed conditions. Standard or made to your drawing, with test certificates on every shipment.
The fixing points on a cladding system, from the structure out to the panel, and the product that fits each.
Heavy stone, high wind exposure or a weak substrate? Ask our engineers for a recommendation
Drawn from across the range — everything tagged to this application.
SS 304 (A2) suits inland facades in clean air. SS 316 (A4) is the safer default near the coast or in industrial and polluted city air. Duplex 2205 is for severe exposure or where higher strength lets you use smaller fixings. See the Stainless Steel Fasteners (A2 / A4) catalogue
Yes, it's common — but where the joint stays wet, fit an isolating washer or sleeve between the two metals to prevent galvanic corrosion of the aluminium. Avoid mixing galvanised or mild-steel fixings into a stainless system; the steel will corrode first.
Yes. Anchors, brackets, clamps, bolts and shims can be packed as matched sets per fixing point, to the facade engineer's layout — so the site crew isn't sorting loose parts. See the Facade & Cladding application guide
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.
