Safety-critical anchoring applications

Examples of typical safety-critical anchoring applications

Structural concrete connections: using chemical anchoring systems for post installed rebar connection applications to connect new concrete members with existing concrete
Structural steel connections: using anchors to connect structural steel beams or columns to concrete members
Temporary works: in concrete structures, in many forms of shuttering, temporary propping and temporary supports fixed to concrete or framework
High level structures: roof structures connected to concrete
Ancillary steelwork: heavy railings, gates, grills or fencing fixed to concrete
Cantilevered steelwork: various types of canopies, balconies, balustrades and awnings connected to concrete
Cladding systems: cladding systems such as curtain walls, brick support systems, stone support systems or glazing support systems fixed to concrete
Elevators: elevator and escalator installations fixed to concrete structures
Mechanical and electrical installations: systems suspended from concrete, such as heavy ceilings, mechanical and electrical installations
Signs and ancillary structures: large gantries and signs fixed to concrete
Plant equipment: heavy cranes or machinery fixed to concrete
Barriers: crash barriers and barricades fixed to concrete
Safety systems: safety railings and systems or ladders fixed to concrete
Lifting devices: post installed lifting systems in concrete
Systems: scaffolding fixed to concrete