Dear Subscriber,
Welcome to the latest Ancon newsletter. In this issue, find out why Aston Homes selected Ancon’s low thermal conductivity wall ties and, if you are visiting Ecobuild, why you should visit stand number S1210.

TeploTie chosen for Aston Homes' latest sustainable dwelling

Ancon TeploTie wall ties have been installed by Aston Homes on Devon Cottage, a new super-insulated detached dwelling in Cookham Dean, Berkshire. 

The walls comprise traditional brickwork, a 260mm full-fill cavity and 140mm wide blockwork. Jeremy Caine, Managing Director of Aston Homes, says:

“We found two Ancon wall ties long enough to accommodate the wide cavity. One was the Ancon Two-Part Tie and the other was the basalt-fibre TeploTie which offers a lower thermal conductivity. The TeploTie is ideal for Devon Cottage’s overall energy-efficient design”.

To find out how the TeploTie can improve a masonry wall’s thermal performance, please visit www.ancon.co.uk/LowConductor.

Visit us at Ecobuild 2011, Stand Number S1210

Ancon is joining other leading manufacturers of sustainable, energy-efficient construction solutions and showcasing its products at ECOBUILD, ExCeL London, 1^st to 3^rd March 2011.

Stand number S1210 will address important issues such as thermal bridging. It will feature Ancon’s range of low thermal conductivity wall ties and thermal breaks for junctions such as balconies and masonry support levels.

Find out more

Check out our new website at www.ancon.co.uk!

Ancon’s website has a fresh new design offering an improved user experience.

PDF Product Literature, CAD drawings, NBS Plus clauses and installation guides are just one click away from the product page.

The site also features enhanced interactive product selectors for wall ties, lintels and tension systems.