Retail
Intelligent fixing design for efficient, secure construction
Retail
Intelligent fixing design for efficient, secure construction
The construction of vast shopping centres requires large areas of reinforced concrete – from foundation slabs to floors and vertical cores, as well as extensive masonry walls to help developments blend with their surroundings.
Ancon masonry fixings reinforce large areas of blockwork, as well as supporting external brick and stone cladding. Large spans are a feature of shopping centres, and Ancon shear connectors, rebar couplers and reinforcement continuity systems enable concrete floors to extend over large areas. By helping to minimise rebar congestion, these products also improve the efficiency of concrete pouring.
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Ancon are now Platinum Members of the Concrete Institute of Australia
Ancon are pleased to confirm that we are now Platinum members of the Concrete Institute of Australia in support of their mission to promote and develop excellence in concrete research, technology, application, design and construction.
Ancon extends its range of reinforcing bar couplers
Ancon has extended its range of reinforcing bar couplers and accompanying technical information offered to the local concrete industry in Australia.
Ancon Sponsors International FIB Congress, Melbourne, 7th-11th October 2018
Ancon is a proud sponsor of the 5th International fib Congress taking place in Melbourne, Australia, from 7th to 11th October and expecting to attract 700 delegates from over 40 countries.