Residential

Ancon Teplo wall ties were supplied to the regeneration of this 1960's North London council estate, the largest Passivhaus development to date in the UK.

To redevelop London’s Royal Docks, the £81m Great Eastern Quays scheme features an intricate façade framework of high quality brickwork, utilising the Nexus system to achieve flawless brick-faced soffits.

This mixed use development, on the southern fringes of the Olympic Park, utilised the Nexus system to achieve flawless brick-faced soffits to the hundreds of door and window heads.

Nexus® brick faced soffit units and lintels were installed at the window heads and entrance way of this major regeneration project on the edge of the 1969 Silchester estate.

Ancon TeploTie wall ties have been installed by Aston Homes on Devon Cottage, a distinctive energy-efficient property in Cookham Dean, Berkshire.

235 Nexus® brick faced soffit units and lintels were installed in window heads and ground level colonnades of this modern, purpose-built community hub.

Ancon TeploTie, the low thermal conductivity wall tie manufactured from basalt fibres, has been used in the first certified Passivhaus to be built using masonry cavity walls.

Owners of a plot of land near Hexham in the North Pennine Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ANOB) wanted to build a decent, comfortable and energy efficient home. They discovered the PassivHaus standard and one of its leading advocates in the UK, Mark Siddall of LEAP (Lovingly Engineered Architectural Process) , and they set about their dream to build ‘Steel Farm’.

Ancon Isolan insulated balcony connectors have been installed on the seven storey Daisy Spring Works development in Sheffield, UK.

Over 220 metres of Ancon Isotec thermal break have been installed by Dandara at the slab-to-balcony connections on this stylish residential development in St. Helier. The Ancon system minimises the effect of cold bridging at the construction joint, reducing energy use in the building.

Ancon has fabricated six stainless steel lattice towers to support the brick chimneys of a large new residential property in Hampshire.

Ancon Individual Support Brackets provide great flexibility in the design of brickwork. They are used to support curved brickwork, arches and where the soffit of a soldier course has to be seen to be unsupported from below.

Ancon manufactured a special stainless steel Gothic Arch to restrain the natural stone cladding of a prestigious residential development in Chelsea.

Ancon supplied stainless steel tension bars to the build of the ‘Eco House’; one of the major attractions of the 2008 Ideal Home Show in London. The project was a flat-pack, modular assembly requiring 144 individual tension bars in two lengths.