Insulation Anchor Plus for EPS & XPS Boards - Pack of 200

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THERM-D-PLUS-10-Z

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These insulation anchors are ideal for mechanically fixing EPS (expanded polystyrene) and XPS (extruded polystyrene) boards to vertical planes. They comprise a polypropylene sleeve or sheath with an integrated circular flange/washer around the top. There is also a separate pin...Read More

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Features & Benefits: Insulation Anchor Plus for EPS & XPS Boards - Pack of 200

For rigid insulation boards, Protecto-drain and sheet materials
Polypropylene sleeve with an integrated circular flange
Thermomaster D Plus - stronger and offers higher performance
Plastic nail for easy penetration of the structure
8-12 pieces per m² of coverage
Available in a range of lengths
Box of 200 anchors
10ml sleeve diameter

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Length 90mm
120mm
140mm
160mm
180mm
200mm

Details

Material Polypropylene sleeve with plastic nail Diameter 10mm Pack Size Pack of 200

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Question:

Is this the product I use to fasten polystyrene external 50mm insulation boards to a park home (timber). It appears to comprise of the fixing, plus a plastic nail which I assume can be driven straight into the external timber park home wall.

Answer:

These insulation anchors are used to mechanically fix EPS (expanded polystyrene) and XPS (extruded polystyrene) boards to a vertical plane, It has a sheath and a plastic nail to allow for direct penetration into the surface,

Question:

How are fixed these into masonry?

Answer:

These are hammered into place.

Question:

Can I hammer these into a brick wall, or do I drill? Looking to fix 40mm insullatito brick wall no cavity.Thanks Bill

Answer:

For something like this, I would recommend pre-drilling to suit before the fixings go in. If you tried to hammer them in, I would be concerned that they would snap and break rendering them unusable.