Facade Retention MKII Soldier Page

MkII soldier

With the galvanised steel MKII Soldiers from Harsco Infrastructure it is possible to make-up three-dimensional structural frames. Facade-retaining shores or heavy duty dead shores are used for the restoration of old historic listed buildings. For this purpose a Multiway Connector and special braces have been developed. The Multiway Connector is a special node point in the frame structure, on to which a maximum of 8 MKII Soldiers can be connected.
 
A special push/pull bracket has been developed to enable intermediate bracing with MKII Soldiers to be used at any arbitrary point on the MKII Soldiers.
 
Details have also been developed for use in facade-retention applications for connecting the frame to the facade. Heavy leg loads of up to 500 kN can be supported by the Multiway Connector by doubling up the vertical MKII Soldiers. A special wedge jack component is available if the structure has to be struck under load. These jacks have a limited height adjustment range of 100 mm.
 
Features and benefits
  • Modular facade-retention solution
  • Site-specific framed structure designs
  • Heavy duty shoring up to 500 kN/leg
  • Economical bracing solutions
Note
 
The MKII Soldiers, when used as a compression member, have different loading characteristics about its two main axes of inertia due to its asymmetric shape. The arrangement of the shore when erected may also dictate the method of bracing to obtain the required capacity. Please contact us for more information. 
 
 
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Associated project profiles
 
SGB on site at Tor-na-Dee, Aberdeen
 
Associated products
 
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