Wall Starter Kit - Pack of 2

What Does a Wall Starter Kit Do?

Wall starter kits are designed to tie new walls to existing masonry. Ideal for brick or block wall construction, this kit is designed for both internal and external applications, offering strength, flexibility, and long-term performance.

Wall Starter Kit Features

Complete Wall Tie System: 2x wall rails; 5x plugs, coach screws, and washers; 10x wall rail connectors.

Heavy Duty Stainless Steel : Corrosion-resistant and built to withstand harsh weather conditions, ideal for permanent structural integration.

Versatile Applications : Suitable for use in new build extensions, conservatories, garden walls, and more.

Flexible Installation : Connectors slot together to allow a continuous tie for structures up to 8 metres high or 3 storeys, accommodating wall thicknesses from 60mm to 250mm.

Internal & External Use : Perfect for use in domestic, commercial, or industrial builds, whether inside or out.

When to Use a Wall Starter Kit

Wall starter kits are an efficient and cost-effective way of creating secure connections between existing walls and new builds. Their simplicity and versatility make them a popular option in a whole host of applications.

Builders, contractors, and DIY extensions

Brick or block wall construction

Connecting perpendicular or joining walls securely

What Size Drill Bit for this Wall Starter?

You’ll need an 8mm masonry drill bit for installing this wall starter kit.

How to Fit a Wall Starter Kit

Note that this guide is for internal walls:

Plumb the lower connector against the existing wall so that it will be central to the new wall.

Mark the position of the fixing holes. Each connector should be fixed at three points, the first and last slot and in the centre. Ensure that one fixing is at the point where the two connectors slot together and overlap. Fixings should be into brickwork and not mortar joints.

Drill and plug using an 8mm masonry drill bit and the plugs provided.

Fix the bottom two holes lightly using the stainless steel coach screws and washers.

Slot the upper connector into the lower one and repeat the above stages. The upper connector can be cut to length if required.

Tighten all fixings using a 10mm socket or box spanner.

Build the new wall in the conventional way, with a full mortar joint between the existing and the new wall. Ties should be inserted at a maximum of 300 centres, every third brick course or each block course. Ensure that the ties and connectors are completely embedded with mortar.