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Ancon Teplo, a range of innovative basalt-fibre wall ties, virtually eliminates thermal bridging in the highly insulated external masonry walls of the UK’s largest non-residential PassivHaus building.
Centre for Medicine, University of Leicester

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.
Agar Grove Estate, Camden
What's new
Extended fire tests remove building height restriction on Teplo ties
Following recent fire tests at BRE Global, Ancon is pleased to confirm that its innovative basalt-fibre, low thermal conductivity wall ties, Teplo-BF and Teplo-L, offer 120 minute fire resistance, making them suitable for buildings of any height.
Further Awards success for Ancon’s innovative Teplo Range
After a string of Awards successes for the Teplo range, the new Teplo-BF low thermal conductivity wall tie has been shortlisted in the ‘Best Innovation in Insulation” category of the 2016 Build It Awards.
Launch of Teplo-BFR Low Thermal Conductivity Wall Tie
Teplo-BFR is an innovative basalt-fibre wall tie that features a plain end for resin anchoring into an existing structure and a moulded safety end for building into a new bed joint.
Leviat Announce the Latest Addition to the Award-Winning Range of Basalt Fibre Low Thermal Conductivity Wall Ties
The new Ancon Teplo-BFL Frame Cramp is an ideal solution where a low thermal conductivity restraint fixing is required between a masonry outer leaf and an in-situ structure.
Ancon Teplo-L-Tie Shortlisted for “Best Innovation in Insulation” Award
Winner in 2012, Ancon has again been shortlisted in the prestigious ‘Build It’ industry awards. The Ancon Teplo-L-Tie, ideal for use where a low thermal conductivity restraint fixing is required between a masonry outer leaf and an in-situ structure, has been shortlisted in the 2014 award for the ‘Best Innovation in Insulation’.
Introducing the New Bond
Based on the company’s multi-award winning TeploTie with a conductivity of 00.7W/mK which virtually eliminates heat loss through thermal bridging in cavity wall construction, the new Teplo-BF basalt fibre wall tie features specially moulded safety ends that improve buildability and enhance mortar bond strength by up to 80%.
Expansion into advanced composites brings third Queen’s Award for Ancon
Ancon has won a 2018 Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category, for the successful introduction and on-going development of its advanced composite, low thermal conductivity, Teplo wall tie range.
Ancon to launch new products at Ecobuild 2018
Ancon will be launching its latest fixing innovations at Ecobuild 2018, including extensions to its unique Teplo range of low thermal conductivity wall ties manufactured from basalt fibres.
Ancon extends the award-winning TeploTie range to accommodate surface fixing
Ancon is continuing to lead the market in low thermal conductivity wall ties, with an innovative extension to the award-winning TeploTie range, that now sees it suitable for surface fixing to an in-situ masonry leaf or structural frame.
Look what's been happening at Ancon in 2018
2018 has been another busy year at Ancon following a string of new product launches and improvements, challenging projects and a third Queen’s Award for Enterprise. Here is a quick recap of what’s happened over the last 12 months.
Ancon to launch new products at Ecobuild 2016
Double winner of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, Ancon, continues to expand its range of high integrity structural fixings and will exhibit a number of new products at Ecobuild 2016 taking place at ExCeL, London from 8-10 March 2016.
New product innovations from Ancon at Ecobuild 2017
Ancon will further expand its wide product range with new product launches at the UK’s largest event for specifiers in the built environment, Ecobuild 2017.
Lord-Lieutenant presents Ancon with its third Queen’s Award for Enterprise
Ancon has officially received its 2018 Queen’s Award for Enterprise from the Lord-Lieutenant of South Yorkshire, Mr Andrew Coombe, on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen. “A match-fit team!” said Mr Coombe.
Another year of innovation for Ancon
Following success in the 2012 Queen’s Award for Innovation, Ancon has continued to reinforce its reputation throughout 2014 with a number of new developments and initiatives.
Ancon to exhibit at Ecobuild and the UK Concrete Show in 2015
Ancon is proud to announce that it will once again be exhibiting at Ecobuild and the UK Concrete Show in early 2015.
Ancon honoured at third Buckingham Palace Royal Reception
Ancon has been honoured at a Royal reception to celebrate its success in the 2018 Queen’s Awards for Enterprise – the third Queen’s Award for the company.
Look what's been happening at Ancon
2017 was another busy year for Ancon, so in case you missed anything, our new products, approvals and company news are all summarised here.
Ancon’s new App makes choosing wall ties simple
Ancon's new App, which is available for both iPhone and Android handsets, makes choosing the most appropriate wall tie for any cavity wall construction quick and easy, whether at home, on-site or in the office.
Ancon releases interactive Ecobuild stand App
Following its success at this year’s Ecobuild, Ancon Building Products has made its App of the stand available to download via the App Store. For iPad devices only, the App was a key feature of the stand’s digital zone which had free standing iPads for visitors to use.
Blog Posts
What are low thermal conductivity wall ties?
Ancon Teplo wall ties comprise pultruded basalt fibres set in a resin matrix which offers a thermal conductivity of just 0.7W/mK. The thermal efficiency of this innovative material means these ties are excluded from U-value calculations to BS EN ISO 6946, minimising insulation thickness and wall footprint.
Continuous product improvement results in quicker and easier install for the Ancon Teplo-Tie
Installation of Leviat’s Ancon Teplo-BF low-thermal conductivity wall ties is now quicker and easier following continuous product improvement and development. As a popular product in energy efficient construction, the reduction in material wastage is an added benefit.
What is a wall tie?
Wall ties, sometimes called ‘brick ties’, are used in buildings with cavity walls. They are used to join the two leaves of a cavity wall together.
Government ban on combustible materials in high-rise residential buildings
The Government has amended the Building Regulations to prohibit the use of combustible materials in the external walls of buildings in England over 18 metres that contain at least one dwelling. Here Ancon answers a number of questions about the new regulation.
Connections in construction: timber-framed structures
Timber-framed construction is a popular, proven building method, offering the benefits of rapid construction, minimal site waste and the use of a sustainable building material.
How to ensure sufficient embedment of wall ties
Insufficient embedment of wall ties in the mortar joints of masonry cavity walls compromises wall tie performance and could lead to the collapse of walls.
Cavity Wall Tie Spacing and Appropriate Tie Lengths
This post discusses the most common problems associated with the incorrect use of cavity wall ties and how to overcome these.
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U-value Calculations
For the accurate calculation of U-values for walls it is important to use the correct information for stainless steel wall ties.
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EC6, EN845, PD6697 and BS5268
The selection and spacing of wall ties depend on many factors. These include type of masonry to be tied, cavity width, type and height of building, location, and design life.