Masonry reinforcement

Masonry reinforcement is used to strengthen masonry and improve the load-bearing capacity, stability and durability of the structure. The reinforcement is built into the mortar joints and reduces the risk of cracking due to movement, loads and temperature fluctuations. It also contributes to a more even distribution of forces in the masonry and increases the overall service life of the structure.

Masonry reinforcement is often used on facades, shell walls, long stretches of masonry, openings around doors and windows, as well as in renovation and new construction projects where strength and long-lasting solutions are required.

Produced in stainless steel AISI 304