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Wallpost – Page 3 – Greenbrick
Wall post bed joint reinforcement hook.
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Wallpost

Wall post bed joint reinforcement hook.

Wall post wedge anchor bolt, size M10×90.
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Wallpost

Wall post wedge anchor bolt, size M10×90.

Wall post wedge anchor bolt, size M8×75.
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Wallpost

Wall post wedge anchor bolt, size M8×75.

Examples of completed projects with wall ties (vertical ties)

Advantages of wall ties

Types of wall ties

In this category, you can see various types of wall ties suitable for civil and construction projects:

Horizontal wall tie: For restraining the wall along the horizontal direction.

Vertical wall tie: For increasing wall resistance in height (vertical direction).

Metal wall tie: Made of high‑durability steel profiles.

Prefabricated wall tie: Faster installation and simpler execution.

Application of wall ties

Increasing the safety of internal and external building walls; preventing wall failure and collapse during an earthquake; improving wall integrity and its connection to columns and beams; proper masonry execution in accordance with national building regulations. Wall ties are used in various parts of construction and are widely employed to increase safety and stability. Their most important applications are:
  • Restraining partition walls: Preventing interior walls from collapsing during earthquakes.
  • Strengthening exterior facades: Maintaining the integrity of the building facade against wind or vibrations.
  • Protecting side walls: Synchronizing walls with structural movements in high‑rise buildings.
  • Use in industrial structures: Restraining perimeter walls against environmental forces such as strong winds.
Proper installation of wall ties can prevent loss of life and property during natural disasters and extend the useful life of the building.

Execution regulations for wall ties

Proper installation of wall ties must comply with building codes and standards. The most important regulations are:

  • Spacing: Vertical wall ties should be installed at maximum intervals of 3 meters, and horizontal ties at 4 meters.

  • Connections: Welding or bolting with at least 4 connection points per floor is mandatory.

  • Material strength: Profiles must be rust‑proof and corrosion‑resistant.

  • Connection method: In concrete structures, attach to beams or slabs; in steel structures, attach to columns.

  • Special requirements: In high‑rise buildings or high‑seismic zones, wall ties are mandatory.

Compliance with these regulations will prevent wall cracking and reduce finishing damage.

Frequently Asked Questions about Wall Ties

Wall ties are essential in all modern buildings, especially in earthquake‑prone areas or high‑rise buildings, to restrain non‑structural walls.

Yes, after consulting with a supervising engineer, wall ties can be retrofitted into old buildings to increase their resistance.

The cost depends on the type of wall tie (metal, composite, or mesh) and the project size. Mesh ties are generally more economical.

Failure to install wall ties can lead to wall collapse during an earthquake or cracking due to lateral forces, posing life and property risks.

No, wall ties are usually hidden behind finishes and have no impact on the final appearance of the building.