Projects / The Old Vicarage
Main Contractor: LSE Structural Solutions
Project Value:
Helifix Structural Repairs
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The bay of the property
was pulling away from the
house causing massive
cracks inside and out.
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| The ends of all the joists in the bay were decayed. The joist ends were cut back and bower beams were installed. |
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HELIFIX Bow ties were then installed through the wall which held the joists and the outside wall firmly in place. |
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Crack
Stitching is used when a building starts to get vertical cracking, once the
cause of the crack has been determined as suitable crack stitching method
can be employed. Crack stitches are installed into the bed joints across the
cracks. The bed joints are cut out and then the helical bar is grouted in
place preventing any future movement.
Heli-Beaming
is used to create a structural beam, by installing long lengths of helibar
at a set spacing and using the existing masonry to create a beam. This
method is used where subsidence is a problem and can be used in conjunction
with under pinning.