Facade mounting brackets
Pivot anchor
Consists of an L-shaped anchor that incorporates a clamping pivot across its width.
The pivot acts as a support and fastener for the cladding panel, which has been pre-drilled for installation. It is recommended that the holes in the edge of the
stone panel be drilled in a workshop and never on-site, to ensure precision and avoid serious problems due to misalignment and/or excessive diameter.
• To prevent localized stress at the steel/stone contact point, the pivots are covered with a nylon sleeve or the holes in the stone are filled with a chemical sealant, which also prevents direct steel/stone contact.
Single – Double
Adjustable
Simple – Getting Started
Lowered
Hidden nail fastening
For installation, the panels must be properly prepared, featuring a groove or serration along the edges where the panels are fastened.
• Cross-anchoring is generally used on the bottom row of cladding panels, providing invisible anchoring and a perfect fit.
Single – Double
Getting Started
Single inner face – Double inner face
Lowered
Spring-loaded brackets
Front-view nail anchor with springs
To install this anchor, the plates require no preparation other than simply cutting them to size.
Getting Started
Exposed nail anchor with classic spring
To install this anchor, the plates require no further preparation other than simply cutting them to size.
• Suitable for irregular sheet thicknesses, making them uniform by pressing them against the nail.
Single – Double
Getting Started
Lowered
Security clips for tile installations using tile adhesive
Tension springs
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