All components are mechanically fixed to the substrates or themselves, with non-corrosive metal fixings exclusively using:
- Copper;
- Brass;
- 316 Stainless Steel (Marine Grade).
At no time do we stick or adhere stonework to a substrate. All stone is pinned.
A single monument can have a minimum of 14 fixing points, where a family chapel can have up to 132 fixing points or more. These fixing points require holes into, and sometimes through the stone components being fixed, to anchor them properly to avoid movement. The fixing methods used by the us allows any of the chapel panels to be removed safely and independently of the others in the building, while facilitating ease of re-fixing after removal.