Mechanical fixing of façade tiles refers to securing tiles to a building’s exterior using non-adhesive physical supports such as clips, anchors, rails, brackets, or undercut systems. This method is commonly used in ventilated façades and high-rise buildings where durability, safety, and adjustability are critical.

Mechanical Fixing Systems for Façade Tiles/Marble

1. Undercut Anchor System

2. Visible Clip System

3. T-Profile / Rail Systems

4. Kerf Cut or Grooved Tile System

1. Undercut Anchor System

2. Visible Clip System

3. T-Profile / Rail Systems

4. Kerf Cut or Grooved Tile System

Materials Typically Used for Mechanical Fixing

Tile Types: Porcelain, terracotta, granite, marble, high-density ceramic

Substructure: Aluminum, galvanized steel, or stainless steel

Fasteners: Stainless steel anchors, clips, screws, brackets

Benefits of Mechanical Fixing

Safer for high-rise or seismic zones

Allows for thermal expansion

Tiles can be replaced without damaging the rest

Safer for high-rise or seismic zones

Allows for thermal expansion

Tiles can be replaced without damaging the rest

Ventilated façade system improves insulation and moisture control

Because we combine technical expertise, precision workmanship, and strict safety standards. Our team is experienced in handling complex systems, ensuring both structural integrity and a flawless finish. We use certified materials, follow industry codes, and deliver results that are durable, safe, and visually impressive. Your project is completed on time and to the highest quality standards.