Health
Rapid, quality-controlled installation minimises programme times
Health
Rapid, quality-controlled installation minimises programme times
Large health sector buildings benefit from the simplicity and speed of construction facilitated by Ancon fixings for concrete and masonry. Many hospitals feature large spans to accommodate open-plan interiors, and Ancon shear load connectors are essential for joining reinforced and post-tensioned concrete slabs.
Hidden masonry supports and reinforcement play a vital role in the internal and external walls of large hospital buildings, and special, non-magnetic stainless steel products can be specified for sensitive areas such as radiotherapy suites.
Related Projects
An Ancon brickwork support system has been installed on the new 300 bed Orange Hospital in New South Wales.
Orange Hospital, New South Wales
A key design consideration in a post-tensioned concrete structure, where long uninterrupted spans are to be achieved, is the accommodation of normal concrete shrinkage.
New Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne
Ancon supplied 3,000 DSDQ 50, DSDQ 100 and ESDQ 20 Shear Load Connectors to the build of Australia's Royal Women's Hospital in Melbourne.
Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne
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Concrete structures are designed with expansion and contraction joints to allow movement to take place.
Shear Load Connectors
Independent tests have verified the enhanced performance specifically offered by Ancon KSN Anchors when used in slab-to-wall moment connections.
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Masonry cladding on steel or concrete framed structures is normally supported by stainless steel shelf angle.
Masonry Support
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