Expanding foam - is a product which is designed to expand and harden upon contact with the air. It usually comes in canisters with spray nozzles, making it easy to apply the foam in a wide variety of situations.

Resin - The FIS P is the economical solution for anchoring in masonry that do not require approvals.

Resin - The FIS P is the economical solution for anchoring in masonry that do not require approvals.

Resin - The FIS P is the economical solution for anchoring in masonry that do not require approvals.

Expansion Joint Sealant - Expansion joint sealant products are specially formulated to control movement (contraction and expansion) in different substrates and prevent ingress of moisture, dirt or contaminants for vertical expansion joints and expansion and floor contraction joints.

Line Marker Spray Paint - Markers provide a modern-day effective solution to obtaining clean, strong lines.

Masonry Drill Bits - As the name suggests, these are designed for drilling into brick, block, stone, quarry tiles or concrete.

HSS Steel Bits - High-speed steel (HSS) is a form of tool steel; HSS bits are harder and much more resistant to heat than high-carbon steel.

Hammer Fix - Consists of a high-quality nylon plug and a nail screw made from zinc-plated or stainless steel. When the nail screw is hammered in, the plug sleeve expands and creates a secure anchoring in the building material.

Masonry Nails - Designed for use with concrete and concrete block

TEC Screws - Also known as self-drilling screws or self-tapping fasteners. The tip of a Tec screw, known as the drill tip, includes a small carving piece at the end of the screw.

Expansion Bolts - A bolt that expands when inserted, no thread being required in the surrounding material.

Ventilation - Is the deliberate replacement of air in a house with fresh air from outside through, for example, open windows, trickle vents or extractor fans.

Airbricks - Is a special type of brick that contains holes to allow the circulation of 'fresh' outside air beneath suspended floors and within cavity walls to prevent moisture building up as a result of cold or damp air 'sitting' in voids or empty

Airbricks - Is a special type of brick that contains holes to allow the circulation of 'fresh' outside air beneath suspended floors and within cavity walls to prevent moisture building up as a result of cold or damp air 'sitting' in voids or empty

Clay Cavity Liners - Cavity Liners are used in conjunction with air bricks to bridge the depth of the wall where necessary.