Order anchors and bolts for delivery in Carnoustie

Choosing from our anchors and bolts range

• Resin anchoringChemical anchors for heavy loads and hollow or weak masonry.
• Frame fixings and plugsFor lighter fixings into masonry.
• Sleeve and through-bolt anchorsMechanical anchors for concrete and solid masonry.
• Threaded rod, nuts and washersIn common diameters and grades.

Things to check before you order

Edge distances

Every anchor has minimum edge distances and spacings; fixing too close to an edge can crack the masonry.

Mechanical or resin?

Mechanical anchors suit solid concrete and dense masonry. Resin anchors suit heavy loads, close edges and hollow or weaker masonry with the right sleeves.

Planning the drop in Carnoustie

Boxed with the rest of your order. Carnoustie is inside our standard mainland delivery area.

• Keep cement, plaster and boards dry: have a tarpaulin or a garage space ready before they arrive.
• In summer Carnoustie gets around 17h 45m of daylight, but early deliveries still beat the traffic and give the longest working day.
• For a phased build we can split the order so materials arrive as each stage starts, which keeps the site clear.

Quantities: a worked example

As an illustration only: anchors at 600 mm centres along a 4.8 m ledger means 9 fixings. Structural fixings must follow your design, so send us the specified anchor and spacing and we will price it.

Your questions answered

Can I add other materials to my Carnoustie delivery?

Yes. Put everything on one list, from anchors and bolts to fixings and PPE, and we will price it as one delivery where the products can travel together.

How long does resin take to cure?

It depends on the product and temperature, from minutes to hours. The cartridge gives cure times.

Can you deliver anchors and bolts to a site with restricted access in Carnoustie?

Usually, yes. Tell us about the access when you ask for a price and we will plan the vehicle and offload, or say if a smaller vehicle is needed.

What is a European Technical Assessment?

An independent assessment of an anchor's performance, which designers use to specify fixings for structural loads.