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Ties for Thin Joint Blockwork

Ties for Thin-Joint Blockwork

Ancon Staifix-Thor Helical TJ2 Wall Tie

Thin-joint construction prevents the use of traditional cavity wall ties requiring embedment in 10mm joints and coursing between the inner and outer leaves. The joints in the inner leaf of blockwork are reduced to 3mm or less by the use of special thin-joint mortar.

The TJ2 wall tie is ideal for thin-joint blockwork and other applications where the joints in the inner and outer leaves are not aligned. It is hammered directly into aerated concrete blocks, through insulation material, and is built into the bed joints of the outer leaf of brickwork.

This tie meets the requirements of PD 6697 as a type 2 or 3 tie depending on the block used and the cavity width. It can also be used in line with NHBC standards.

Staifix Thor Helical TJ2 Wall Tie
Cavity Width (Tie Length)
Block Strength (N/mm2)50mm (205mm)75mm (230mm)100mm (255mm)125mm (280mm)150mm (305mm)
2.8 Type 3 Type 3 Type 3 Type 3 Type 3
3.5 Type 3 Type 3 Type 3 Type 3 Type 3
7.0 Type 2 Type 2 Type 2 Type 2 Type 2
10.0 Type 2 Type 2 Type 2 Type 2 Type 2

The black Teplo Clip is designed for use with TJ2 wall ties.

For thin-joint to thin-joint separating walls use the Ancon Staifix HRT4.

Lengths
205mm for 50mm cavities
230mm for 75mm cavities
255mm for 100mm cavities
280mm for 125mm cavities
305mm for 150mm cavities

TJ2 Hand Tools

TJ2 Hand Tool
TJ250TOOL

TJ250TOOL for Tie Length 205mm and 50mm cavity

Product ReferenceTie LengthCavity Width
TJ250TOOL 205mm 50mm
TJ275TOOL 230mm 75mm
TJ2100TOOL 255mm 100mm
TJ2125TOOL 280mm 125mm
TJ2150TOOL 305mm 150mm

SDS Tool

SDS Tool

TJ2SDSTOOL

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