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SSTC and STC Thermally Insulated Balcony Connectors for Steel-To-Concrete Applications We Are One Team CI/SfB (23.79) Xt6 February 2021 Fully compliant with The Building (Amendment) Regulations 2018: The Government’s ban on combustible materials in external walls, following a review of fire safety in high-rise residential buildings SSTC and STC Thermally Insulated Balcony Connectors For Steel-to-Concrete Applications We are one team. We are Leviat. Leviat is the new name of CRH’s construction accessories companies worldwide. Under the Leviat brand, we are uniting the expertise, skills and resources of Ancon and its sister companies to create a world leader in fixing, connecting and anchoring technology. The products you know and trust will remain an integral part of Leviat’s comprehensive brand and product portfolio. As Leviat, we can offer you an extended range of specialist products and services, greater technical expertise, a larger and more agile supply chain and better, faster innovation. By bringing together CRH’s construction accessories family as one global organisation, we are better equipped to meet the needs of our customers, and the demands of construction projects, of any scale, anywhere in the world. This is an exciting change. Join us on our journey. Read more about Leviat at Leviat.com Our product brands include: sales in 60 30+ 3000 locations locations people worldwide Imagine. Model. Make. Leviat.com Steel-to-Concrete Balcony Connectors High integrity structural solutions to minimise cold bridging and its associated issues Energy efficiency is becoming Ancon thermally insulated Material Combustibility increasingly important in today’s connectors minimise heat loss Following a review of fire safety, the Government has banned the use of sustainable building designs and at balcony locations while combustible materials in the external walls of the thermal performance of the maintaining structural integrity. high-rise residential buildings in England. building envelope is a key They provide a thermal break The Ancon SSTC and STC connectors are design consideration. by inserting a material with a fully compliant with the material combustibility low thermal conductivity requirements of The Building (Amendment) At the same time, architects Regulations 2018. All components are either are looking to create stylish, between elements with a European classification A1 or A2-s1,d0. Contact aesthetically appealing, mixed-use higher conductivity. us for further information. developments that combine high As a critical structural component, Thermal Performance they transfer moment, shear, density occupancy with accessible Thermal modelling of a typical insulated render outdoor space. Balconies often tension and compression forces. wall application using Ancon SSTC and STC provide the answer, but as Ancon steel-to-concrete balcony connectors confirms that the temperature they typically pass through the factor is within the limits detailed in BRE connectors are available with document IP1/06 for eliminating condensation building envelope, the fixing either carbon steel brackets risk in dwellings, residential buildings, schools, detail requires special attention to (STC) or, for maximum thermal offices and retail premises (0.75). In addition, minimise thermal bridging and its efficiency, stainless steel the SSTC thermal report demonstrates various consequences, such as suitability in higher humidity areas such as brackets (SSTC). sports halls, kitchens and canteens (0.8). condensation and mould growth. Contact us for further information. Thermal bridges occur where the insulation layer is penetrated by a material with a relatively high UKCA and CE Marking thermal conductivity. Construction products which fall within the scope of a Designated and harmonised standards should carry UKCA and CE marking under the Construction Products Regulation. For steel fabrications like the Ancon SSTC/STC balcony connector, the harmonised standard is BS EN 1090-1 Execution of steel structures and aluminium structures: Requirements for conformity assessment of structural components. We comply with all UKCA and CE requirements of this standard including designs Certificate of Conformity of the Factory Production Control Contents This is to certify that: Ancon Limited President Way President Park Sheffield to EN 1993 (Eurocode 3) and external S4 7UR United Kingdom Introduction and certification of our factory production Holds Certificate Number: 2797 CPR 708769 Certificate of Conformity of the Factory Production Control SSTC Stainless Steel Range 3 In respect of: EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2011 - Execution of steel structures and aluminium structures. controls by an approved body. This is to certify that: Ancon Limited The design, manufacture (including welding) of structural work in steel and aluminium up to and President Way including Execution Class 2 (EXC 2) as defined in EN 1090-2 and EN 1090-3. President Park Sheffield In compliance with Regulation 305/2011/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 2011 (the S4 7UR Construction Products Regulation or CPR), this certificate applies to the above construction product. This certificate attests that all the provisions concerning the assessment and verification of constancy of performance described in United Kingdom SSTC Design Resistances 4 Annex ZA of the above standard(s) under system 2+ are applied and that the factory production control is assessed to be in conformity with the applicable requirements. This certificate was first issued on the date below and will remain valid as long as neither the harmonised standard, the construction product, the AVCP methods, nor the manufacturing conditions in the plant are modified significantly, unless suspended or withdrawn by the notified factory production control certification body. Holds Certificate Number: CPR 708769 In respect of: STC Carbon Steel Range 5 EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2011 - Execution of steel structures and aluminium structures. For and on behalf of BSI, a Notified Body for the above Regulation The design, manufacture (including welding) of structural work in steel and aluminium up to and (Notified Body Number 2797): Drs. Dave Hagenaars, Managing Director including Execution Class 2 (EXC 2) as defined in EN 1090-2 and EN 1090-3. Previous Notified Body: BSI 0086 First Issued: 2019-03-27 Latest Issue: 2019-10-24 In compliance with Regulation 305/2011/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 2011 (the Construction Products Regulation or CPR), this certificate applies to the above construction product. This certificate attests that all the provisions concerning the assessment and verification of constancy of performance described in Annex ZA of the above standard(s) under system 2+ are applied and that the product fulfils (products fulfil) all the Page: 1 of 2 STC Design Resistances 6-7 prescribed requirements set out above. This certificate remains valid as long as the test methods and/or factory production control requirements included in the harmonised standard(s), used to assess the performance of the declared essential characteristics, do not change and the products(s), and the manufacturing conditions in the plants(s) are not modified significantly. This certificate has been issued by and remains the property of BSI Group The Netherlands B.V., John M. Keynesplein 9, 1066 EP Amsterdam, The Netherlands and For and on behalf of BSI, a Notified should be returned immediately upon request. Local Reinforcement 8-10 To check its validity telephone +31 20 3460780. An electronic certificate can be authenticated online. Body for the above Regulation (Notified Body Number 0086): Chris Lewis - Certification Director, Product Certification BSI Group The Netherlands B.V., registered in the Netherlands under number 33264284, at John M. Keynesplein 9, 1066 EP Amsterdam, The Netherlands A member of BSI Group of Companies. First Issued: 2019-03-27 Latest Issue: 2019-03-27 Corner Details 11-13 Page: 1 of 2 This certificate has been issued by and remains the property of BSI Assurance UK Ltd, Kitemark Court, Davy Avenue, Knowlhill, Milton Keynes MK5 8PP, United Kingdom and should be returned immediately upon request. Installation Guidance 14 To check its validity telephone +44 (0) 345 080 9000. An electronic certificate can be authenticated online. BSI Assurance UK Limited, registered in England under number 7805321 at 389 Chiswick High Road, London W4 4AL, UK. A member of BSI Group of Companies. Other Ancon Products 15 2 Tel: +44 (0) 114 275 5224 www.ancon.co.uk Fabricated Bracket Stainless Steel (available in stainless Nail Plate or carbon steel) Stainless Steel Coupler Anchor Bar Serrated Pad Class A2-s1,d0 Fire-rated Thermal Pad Notch Cast-in Anchorage SSTC and STC Balcony Connectors System Benefits The Ancon SSTC and STC range of steel-to- greater thermal efficiency and is essential for 3 Comprises materials of class A1/A2 concrete balcony connectors is used to anchor applications requiring enhanced corrosion combustibility only, ideal for high-rise steel balconies to concrete floor slabs and protection such as coastal areas. The brackets construction has been proven through thermal modelling are designed to EN 1993 (Eurocode 3) and 3 Proven through thermal modelling to reduce to reduce heat loss when compared to direct CE-marked to EN 1090 Part 1. heat loss and eliminate condensation risk 3 connections. Serrated pads and slots provide vertical Two-part assembly allows phased installation and avoids damage by The two-part assembly, comprising a cast-in adjustment in the final bracket position without other trades anchorage
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