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Helical Bed Joint & Defected Lintel Reinforcement<\/h1>\n

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Helical Bed Joint Reinforcement<\/h1>\n

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Helical bars are stainless steel bed joint reinforcement rods used for strengthening and stabilising masonry walls. They can be used during construction but are most often used in remedial applications.<\/p>\n

Thor Helical bars are bonded into slots cut into the wall to strap or stitch cracked brickwork. They can be used to create deep masonry beams that reinforce panels of masonry and transfer structural loads from weakened zones to areas having firm support. The bars are ideal for the structural repair and strengthening of sagging or cracked brickwork, such as may be typically caused by:<\/p>\n

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Lintel Deflection or Arch Failure<\/h2>\n

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It is common to find a flat or shallow arch used for carrying brickwork above an opening. The original timber frame often acts as a fortuitous lintel that adds support the arch. Such arches are sensitive to cracking due to small movements of buttressing masonry. Additionally replacement of the window frame with a uPVC unit can undermine the support and provoke masonry arch failure.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Thermal or Moisture Variations<\/h2>\n

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Cracks can appear when the differing moisture or thermal movements result in tensile stresses that exceed the tensile strength of the materials used to build the wall. Helical bars are manufactured from round stainless steel wire, which is passed through a series of profiled rolls to progressively alter its shape in cross-section. The shaped wire is then forced through a twisting die to deliver a patented precision-engineered helical reinforcement bar with unique torsional elastic yield characteristics and a tensile strength that is double that of standard stainless steel.<\/p>\n

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Foundation Movement<\/h2>\n

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It is not uncommon for a foundation pile to slip or a portion of a strip foundation to fail. This removes support part-way along the length of the wall with the result that a vertical crack is generated in the masonry wall over the subsided foundation.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Retrofit bed joint reinforcement may be used for:<\/h2>\n

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