New Life for your Masonry

Masonry anchors to revive and stabilize our buildings.

We help architects, engineers, contractors & owners return existing buildings to serviceability and ensure the stability of new buildings. Let us help save the wall of your next new construction or retrofit project.

Wrigley Building- Chicago IL
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Stitch-Tie

Re-anchors existing veneers to backup structures

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Grip-Tie

Mechanical stabilization of existing facades

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Stone Grip-Tie

Re-attaches existing veneers less than 3 inches thick

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Masonry Veneer-Tie

Cost-effective brick tie to secure air barriers and veneers

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Facade-Tie System

Anchors existing veneers to interior wood or steel studs

BROWSE PRODUCTS

New Construction Anchors

establish a secure façade on your new masonry building

Restoration Anchors

restore existing buildings by stabilizing the masonry facade

Accessories

setting tools, moisture control, flashing clips, and more

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The PROSOCO Advantage

WHAT CAN PROSOCO ANCHORS DO FOR YOU?

EXPERT FIELD SUPPORT

30 years on the job with architects, engineers, contractors & owners.
QUALITY PRODUCTS

Engineered for exceptional performance, full code & standard compliance.
CUSTOM SOLUTIONS

We tailor solutions for the specific complexities of your unique projects.

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Submittals

Installation Guides

Specifications

Kelly Morris
Product Specialist- Anchoring Systems

KELLY ON THE CASE

Whether you are building new or retrofitting, we’re here to help.

1-800-255-4255 Email Support

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

What causes veneer instability?

The lack of wall ties causes over half of the veneer instability issues we deal with. That means these cases have either an insufficient quantity or no wall ties at all. The other issue we often find is wall ties that are corroded.

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How do I recognize a stability problem with an existing masonry veneer?

The first thing you can do is look for excessive wall movement and for bulges at shelve angles or large wall segments. You can also check around doors and windows for obvious gaps in the wall and check for cracks at corners that would show wall movement.

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What can you do with a bulging or cracked masonry veneer?

An anchor system will not repair bulging or cracked masonry veneer. It may be necessary to remove a portion of the wall. However, the undisturbed masonry should be re-anchored to avoid more shifting of the wall during reconstruction, or to re-anchor a veneer that has shifted beyond its plastic limits.

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Brick (hollow)
Brick (soft)
Brick (solid)
Cinder Block
CMU (hollow)
CMU (grouted)
Concrete
Hollow Precast
Limestone
Metal Stud (16 guage)
Steel (1/4" minimum)
Tile (grouted)
Tile (hollow)
Wood

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Wrigley Building- Chicago ILsecured with PROSOCO Anchors

Stitch-Tie

Re-anchors existing veneers to backup structures

Grip-Tie

Mechanical stabilization of existing facades

Stone Grip-Tie

Re-attaches existing veneers less than 3 inches thick

Masonry Veneer-Tie

Cost-effective brick tie to secure air barriers and veneers

Facade-Tie System

Anchors existing veneers to interior wood or steel studs

BROWSE PRODUCTS

WHAT CAN PROSOCO ANCHORS DO FOR YOU?

EXPERT FIELD SUPPORT

30 years on the job with architects, engineers, contractors & owners.

QUALITY PRODUCTS

Engineered for exceptional performance, full code & standard compliance.

CUSTOM SOLUTIONS

We tailor solutions for the specific complexities of your unique projects.

Resources

KELLY ON THE CASE

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

What causes veneer instability?

The lack of wall ties causes over half of the veneer instability issues we deal with. That means these cases have either an insufficient quantity or no wall ties at all. The other issue we often find is wall ties that are corroded.

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FAQ

How do I recognize a stability problem with an existing masonry veneer?

The first thing you can do is look for excessive wall movement and for bulges at shelve angles or large wall segments. You can also check around doors and windows for obvious gaps in the wall and check for cracks at corners that would show wall movement.

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FAQ

What can you do with a bulging or cracked masonry veneer?

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