Best current price£28.64from Power Tools Direct
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Power Tools Direct£28.64Visit shop Ziel-Plast Etx-M Insulation Fixings Box 100 Em095
Visit shop
B&Q£33.28Visit shop B&Q - TimcoZiel-Plast Etx-M Insulation Fixings 8.0 X 95 (100Pieces)
Visit shop14 offers from £28.64 - £65.47
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Ziel-Plast ETX-M insulation fixing is an advanced, hammer-in solution designed for professional installers securing external thermal insulation (ETICS) into concrete and masonry substrates. This product excels at minimizing thermal bridging through its integrated steel pin and plastic insulator design, though it requires specific drilling tools to meet its precise 8.0mm diameter installation specifications.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | EM215 |
| Brand | Ziel-Plast |
An 8.0mm drill bit is required for all ETX-M installations.
Yes, but it is recommended to use the TDW110 insulation fixing washer to ensure the head does not pull through the soft material.
Yes, they are CE approved under Regulation (EU) 305/2011 and have ETA-23/0351 third-party testing certification.
These fixings are designed for use in concrete and standard masonry substrates.
The design includes a plastic insulator that surrounds the steel pin, preventing cold bridging from the exterior to the internal structure.
Verify the drill bit size is exactly 8.0mm and that the hole has been cleaned of excess dust.
Ensure the TDW110 insulation fixing washer is used to increase the surface area of the head against softer insulation boards.
Ensure the hole depth is sufficient to accommodate the full length of the anchor and avoid excessive off-angle hammering.
To ensure maximum holding power, always use an 8.0mm masonry drill bit to create the anchor holes. Ensure the substrate is free from loose debris before inserting the fixing. If installing into hollow masonry, ensure the hole is drilled without excessive impact to avoid over-enlarging the diameter. For maintenance and long-term care, periodic inspection of the facade surface for any signs of mechanical stress or deep cracking around the fixing head is recommended. Avoid using high-impact power hammers if the substrate is brittle, as this may compromise the anchor bite.
