Helix Spiro Bedjoint Reinforcement
Traditional New Build Reinforcing Systems
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Masonry reinforcement for new brick or block walls e.g.
- Bedjoint-reinforced masonry lintels.
- Strengthening of external panels under wind loading.
- Anti-crack reinforcement around door/window openings and service holes.
- For extra strength in footings, parapets, retaining walls, tanks and reservoirs.
- Resisting vibrations and earthquake movements.
- Strengthening buildings on fill or reclaimed land where large settlements are expected.
- Masonry reinforcement for remedial and refurbishment work in existing buildings.
- Concrete reinforcement - especially suited for thin precast sections, e.g. cladding panels, duct and manhole covers, fence posts and rails, lintels, etc.
- Reconstructed stone - ideal corrosion resistant meth.od for dealing with handling and shrinkage stresses.
Advantages
- Can be cut to any length on site
- The unique Spiro profile provides a stiff section for handling which can be easily bent into any shape.
- Adaptable to a wide range of uses on site - ideal for tricky refurbishment jobs.
- Durable.
Specification
Spiro-Bars are manufactured from austenitic stainless steel Type 304 to BS1449. For particularly corrosive and aggressive conditions Type 31 6 stainless steel is available on special order.
Spiro-Bars are available in both 2mm x 7.5mm and 1mm x 7.5mm sizes. Standard length is 3m; other lengths are available on special order.