Collection: Sleeve Masonry Anchor

Sleeve masonry anchors deliver heavy-duty, high-performance expansion fixings designed for secure anchoring into solid concrete, brickwork, stone, and dense masonry blocks. Engineered to expand evenly against the fixture wall as the fastener tightens, sleeve anchors offer superior shear strength and pull-out resistance across structural, industrial, and residential construction applications.

Head & Drive Styles

  • Bolt Type Anchors: Designed for heavy equipment, structural framing, and ledger boards requiring maximum clamping force and high torque capacity.

  • Nut Type (Stud Anchors): Feature a protruding threaded stud and washer setup, making them ideal for mounting fixtures with pre-drilled holes where precise alignment and easily adjustable alignment are required.

  • Countersunk Head Anchors: Provide a sleek, flush finish when securing door jambs, window frames, timber battens, and public fixtures where low-profile security is essential.

Material & Grade Options

  • Zinc-Plated High-Tensile Steel (ZYP): Crafted from high-tensile carbon steel to handle demanding loads and high-vibration applications. The zinc yellow passivation treatment offers reliable corrosion resistance for indoor timber-to-masonry and steelwork installations.

  • Stainless Steel (A2 & A4 Grades): Engineered for severe environment performance. Premium A2 (304) stainless steel delivers exceptional corrosion resistance for general outdoor structures, while marine-grade A4 (316) stainless steel ensures long-term resistance against saltwater environments and chemical exposure.

Available in a wide range of drill diameters (including 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 16mm, and 20mm) and varying fixture lengths, these versatile expansion anchors ensure reliable, durable fastening into solid masonry substrates.

Project documents

  • European Technical Assessment (ETA) ETA reference: Enter ETA reference Download
  • Technical Data Sheet (TDS) Download
  • Installation Instructions Download
  • Certificate of Conformity Download

Specifications must be verified against the project design and engineer's requirements before use.