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This AB Tools Cavity Wall Tie is designed for builders and construction professionals working on cavity walls in houses and outhouses up to 10m high. Its key benefit is providing a stable connection between two layers of masonry, preventing moisture transfer with its double drip feature. A potential caveat is its specific application for cavity widths of 50-75mm. The tie is constructed from durable grade 304 stainless steel, ensuring rust and corrosion resistance, and is suitable for various wall constructions.
| Model Part Number | FN063 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
A cavity wall tie connects the inner and outer leaves of a cavity wall, providing structural stability and preventing them from separating.
This wall tie is made from Grade 304 18/8 austenitic stainless steel, known for its excellent resistance to rust and corrosion.
It is suitable for dwellings up to 10 meters high, in accordance with BS EN 845-1 standards.
The double drip feature is designed to prevent moisture from traveling across the cavity from the outer wall to the inner wall, thereby reducing the risk of dampness.
This wall tie is designed for cavity widths ranging from 50 mm to 75 mm.
Yes, it is suitable for traditional block walls, as well as timber and stainless steel-framed structures.
No, once installed, the stainless steel construction makes it virtually maintenance-free.
Verify the cavity width is within the 50-75mm range. Ensure the wall tie is not obstructed and is being inserted into a stable section of both masonry leaves.
Ensure the double drip feature is correctly oriented to channel water downwards and away from the inner wall. Confirm that the tie is fully embedded in the mortar of both leaves.
Although highly resistant, extreme environmental conditions could theoretically affect the tie. If damage is observed, consult a structural engineer for assessment and replacement recommendations.
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