The DryFix^® techniques shown below involve different installation procedures, specialty drills and tools. A job-site survey should be carried out prior to start-up to determine material strengths, pilot hole size, appropriate drilling techniques and the correct tie length and optimum spacing. Standard procedures are available for common situations.

• A one-piece, austenitic stainless steel wall tie
• Quick and easy to install
• Requires only a small diameter pilot hole
• No toxic chemicals or expansion devices involved
• Easily site tested immediately after installation
• Used in all common masonry materials and wood
• Withstands cyclic loading
• Accommodates differential movement between materials
• Combines flexibility with strength
• Does not stress or fracture fragile substrates
• Usable in all weathers, environments, temperatures and seasons
• Minimal special equipment and labor training involved
• Widely used accross North America