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- St Sophia's Church, Scotland
- Private House, Hampshire
- Natural History Museum, London
- Private House, Glastonbury
- Stone Cottages, near Inverness
- Multi Storey Car Park, Newport, Gwent
- Woolwich Arsenal, London
- Private House, Norwich
- Bridgford Point, Nottingham
- Penygelli Primary School, Wrexham
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- Used to stabilise bulging walls by securing
them to internal floor joists.
- Standard BowTies are recommended when
installing into joist ends.
- BowTie HDs are recommended when
installing into parallel joists:
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- Heavy Duty 12mm diameter threaded
bar with self-cutting end.
- Mechanically connects floor joists or
roof beams.
- Provides stiffness without the need to
install noggins or additional bracing.
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- Grade 304 or 316 stainless steel.
- Unique, one-piece, self-tapping design.
- Rapid, easy, installation.
- Easy testing for security of fixing.
- Accommodates normal building movement.
- Suitable for hardwood use.
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- Very effective and economical solution.
- Non-disruptive external installation.
- Minimal inconvenience to occupants.
- Visibly unobtrusive - no external plates.
- No splitting of timbers.
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| Mark the position of the joist centre on the external wall and drill a clearance hole (normally 16mm) through the wall. |
| Insert the BowTie HD into the support tool fitted to an SDS rotary hammer drill and drive it (off hammer) through the first and second joists. Fit sleeve over the tie, inject PolyPlus resin to fill the hole, allow to gel and make good. |
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| Mark the position of the joist centre on the external wall and drill a clearance hole (normally 12mm) through the wall. |
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| Insert the BowTie into the support tool fitted to an
SDS rotary hammer drill and drive it (off hammer) into the joist end to a depth of at least 75mm. Fit sleeve over the tie, inject PolyPlus resin to fill the hole, allow to gel and make good. |
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