Masonry & Brick Crack Repair, Wall Stitching

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Stainless steel helical bars are chemically bonded into horizontal slots, cut in bed joints, which stitch across the crack. When installed, these bars evenly redistribute tensile forces over the reinforced area to stabilise the structure. Stainless steel helical bars are chemically bonded into horizontal slots, cut in bed joints, which stitch across the crack. When installed, these bars evenly redistribute tensile forces over the reinforced area to stabilise the structure. On completion, the bars and the grout are concealed, retaining the original character of the wall.

Cracks are repaired with no further damage to the wall, no costly or lengthy re-construction work and no inconvenience to the building’s inhabitants. On completion, the bars and the grout are concealed, retaining the original character of the wall.  
Although cementitious grout has traditionally been the choice for this type of repair, increasingly the use of masonry crack repair bars resin has become popular with tradesmen & DIY'ers alike.

** PLEASE NOTE – Anchorset resin is primarily recommended for high strength fixing of railings, brackets and fixtures which carry a heavy load.   We must stress that if you are in any doubt as to the application required then cementitious grout should be used.