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SPIDI^® Max

Helping hand brackets for façade support systems

In detail

Made Simple – One bracket: all challenges solved

One design of bracket for both vertical and horizontal support rail configurations
Engineered for both fixed and sliding points
Accommodating a range of cladding zone & cavity depths from 80mm to 646mm
Copes with soffit applications up to 946mm deep
High strength Aluminium or Stainless Steel brackets to suit your application

Made for thermal efficiency

Low thermal conductivity solutions are available to help reduce the thickness of insulation required.

Our Stainless Steel brackets offer lower U values than Aluminium products – with Thermostop isolation pads for excellent resistance to thermal transmission.

Complete flexibility & confidence

A complete system, optimised for simplicity, speed and strength: available with our rails, fasteners, and accessories.

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Why choose stainless steel SPIDI® max brackets?

Stainless steel is non-combustible (like aluminium), but has a very high melting point, which can range from 1375-1400°C
Stainless steel offers lower thermal conductivity characteristics than aluminium – which can reduce the thickness of insulation required for meeting a given U value
Higher strength than aluminium: a benefit for systems using heavier façade materials
Stainless and especially A4/316 grade steel offers exceptional corrosion resistance, increasing the service life of a system in environments with high corrosivity classifications

Design & technical support

We're on hand to help your project through to completion

We’re committed to a right product, right time, every time approach – which translates into understanding your exact requirements to find the best solution.

Request a façade calculation

Just complete a simple online calculation form, and we’ll undertake static and dynamic load calculations before providing you with a detailed calculation, schematic drawings, and if required, a list of materials and pricing.

The Fixfast façade support system explained