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The Ejot DH Rainscreen Insulation Anchor has been re-engineered so that the shank and insulation plate are two separate pieces, both manufactured from a high grade plastic for insulation thicknesses of 60mm up to 300mm. These critical modifications have provided several new benefits for the end-user:
The shank of the new DH anchor has been manufactured to give a precise and set embedment depth of 30mm for both masonry and concete substrates. Its high grade plastic composition means a safe, secure installation - and even where large thicknesses of insulation are used, any risk of buckling is virtually eliminated.
Once the shank is positioned, the plate simply pushes into place according to the thickness of the insulation. The insulation board can even be pushed over the shank making installation even simpler. Coupled with the set embedment, the 'quilting' often associated with poorly installed conventional anchors, is also eliminated.
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The Ejot DH Rainscreen Insulation Anchor has been re-engineered so that the shank and insulation plate are two seprate pieces, both manufactured from high grade plastic for insulation thicknesses of 60mm up to 300mm. These critical modifications have... Read More
The Ejot DH Rainscreen Insulation Anchor has been re-engineered so that the shank and insulation plate are two seprate pieces, both manufactured from high grade plastic for insulation thicknesses of 60mm up to 300mm. These critical modifications have provided several new benefits for the end-user:
The shank of the new DH anchor has been manufactured to give a precise and set embedment depth of 30mm for both masonry and concrete substrates. Its high grade plastic composition means a safe, secure installation - and even where large thicknesses of insulation are used, any risk of buckling is virtually eliminated.
Once the shank is positioned, the plate simply pushes into place according to the thickness of the insulation. The insulation board can even be pushed over the shank making installation even simpler. Coupled with the set embedment, the 'quilting' often associated with poorly installed conventional anchors, is also eliminated.