How to Tie in a Wall Securely ~ Tiger Cavity Wall Ties
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- tepproducts.co.uk
Tiger says its unique, patented ‘one-shot’ Cavity Wall Ties mean faster fixing, easier application, stronger grip and less room for error.
The company hopes its cavity wall ties will transform professional & DIY building fixings forever.
The secret is in Tiger’s patented wall-fixing system. Insert, twist and the fixing becomes its own plug. An E.D.P.M. sheath is compressed, swells a full 360° within the hole, also making it waterproof. Designed to be more effective than old fashioned fixings, and lateral strength (pulling out as opposed to supporting) is significantly improved too. Building a wall just got easier.
Tiger Fixings can be repositioned right up to the last twist.
Whether it’s Starter Ties, Cavity Wall Ties, Eye, Hook or L Bolts Tiger says you can say goodbye to conventional wall plugs. The only tool you need is a drill.
- Build up to 3 storeys or 15 metres
- Unique 360° grip
- No wall plug needed
- All stainless steel 304 to BS1554
- Quick and easy to fit
- Only tool required is a drill
- Manufactured to British Standards
- BBA Approved tie
- For domestic & light commercial building
Cavity Ties come with a capillary drip to prevent moisture creep when bridging wall cavities.
This product can also be bespoke produced for coastal areas in 316 steel.
Make the change and grasp the future of building fixings!
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Nice solution to my project. Recently I had to rush the outer skin due to weather issues, unfortunately the upper half of the outer skin has no ties.This tiger fellas came to the rescue . Thanks Roger!
Glad it helped
Good tutorial Roger. Good to see the cavity tray set in above the catnic over the window reveals. Those tiger screw ties are the mutts nuts. We don't have them in Leeds. Much better than our bluebird screw ties (with seperate plugs).
Great comprehensive video about tieing new block work to original wall.
Manufacturer’s instructions state you should drill into brick at an angle. Tie is then bent to horizontal along mortar joint.
Good advice ,I use resin if I have to keep courses on existing and drill into mortar beds on existing builds .
Just another bit of advice that may be beneficial to people ,resin capsules are best.
Used those ( rubber at both ends) many times over the years on houses were the old ties have rotted away, work very well!!!
Could you please do a review on that snickers coat btw great vids keep them coming
I really like these videos thanks for making them
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Hi im extended a small wall in my garden, only 4 rows of blocks, to i need the tie in or will it be ok without?
I’m dense Roger but I would have preferred that you show more of the finished result.....As always you bring innovative products to the attention of your viewers and we are better informed as a result! Bully for you, mate!!!!
Ok Gary
We can do that but it will be in the extension videos. This was more about the idea of the tie. if you want bricklaying we have plenty coming up.
Great Sir ,,
looks very useful ....
How to use butterfly tie in cavity wall
plugs, rubber 13amp. Got any Os?
Should these wall ties go on every course up the wall?
Yes
Do you put them in every row of bricks or skip a few?
Most people put them in every third course which works out the same as the blocks.
Skill Builder thanks Roger 👍🏻
Long length walls every 6 course of brick or 2 course of blockwork.
Every 3 course of brick or 1 course of blockwork for short butts especially near doors and windows.
3 courses reveals, 6 courses straight runs is plenty, .. unless theres some major engeneering aspect that needs you to reinforce the wall or something
Cavity wall ties my Arse!
They are for tying in cavity walls and can be used as remedial ties. Sorry if they aren't what you want
They won't work on an arse crack I think!
But your drilling into a friggin cement seam Wat a load of crap do it propper
Tying in to keep courses with brickwork on existing no option other than using resin to secure a better tie in ,if mortar is weak and sandy .Give the man a break hes teaching you to do it right and doing people a good turn .