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This is hard to believe but it’s true and it’s a problem that I’d appreciate advice on. HO has a house where the walls are made of cinder blocks and on the interior walls there is irregular shaped stone veneer adhered to the cinder blocks. The HO wants me to go over the stone veneer with Drywall because he’s tired of the veneer. So, to me the solution is to install 1×3 fur strips over the veneer. The veneer appears to be a concrete product, that is it looks and feels like it’s made from some form of concrete material. They are solid pieces. They are of course bonded to the cinder block with mortar. Every time I installed a concrete tapcon screw the screw would go in so far and then bam, it’s just start spinning in the hole without gripping. A few screws gripped tight, but most did not. So we’d drill another hole and try another spot. More of the same. In 6 hrs today we only got up 3 fur strips. We then tried fluted masonry nails, 2 1/2″ long. Most of the time they worked, but for every one that held 2 or 3 didn’t. We’re just spinning our wheels, nothing seems to be holding. I’ve never had this prob before, tapcons or concrete nails always did the job. We have a lot of fur strips to put up, so advice is appreciated. It looks to me that you have two options. Option one: Demo out the fake stone wall if the area of thewall isn't too big. Option two: frame up a wall in front of the stone if can afford the loss of space. If both these options are not tenable for whatever reason ...

The HECO-TOPIX®-plus CC opens up a whole new world for screw connections within modern methods of timber construction. HECO-TOPIX®-plus CombiConnect was developed as a timber fastener for the transmission of high tensile and compressive forces in structural timber construction applications, which features two major advantages: • The screw is composed of two threads with different pitches, which have the effect of pulling the two components together. • The combination of HECO-TOPIX® point and cheese head design facilitates extremely tight spacing without splitting the wood The HECO-TOPIX®-plus CC can be used both purely as a fastener in new builds and also for strengthening existing timber constructions. • High tensile and compressive forces transmitted via the CC thread • The HECO-TOPIX tip ensures easy insertion without splitting • The cheese head design facilitates countersinking without splitting, even with tight spacing, and permits concealed installation • Approved and monitored product • CE according to ETA-19/0553

CCHS and CSS+ offer surgeons uncompromised precision through: • Innovative cutting edge for improved cutting efficiency 1-3 • Cobalt Chrome Guide Wire for less deflection 4 • Most comprehensive portfolio on the market to address wide range of surgical needs 5-6 • Instrument sets are designed to be modular for optimal flexibility 7 The CCHS and CSS+ Titanium implants are available in a variety of thread lengths and 9 diameters (2.0 – 7.5 mm). Three uniquely angled surfaces combine to form an innovative cutting edge designed to: 9 • Reduce insertion force • Minimize the need for pre-drilling Traditional self-drilling / self-tapping screws have a straight tip vs CCHS/CSS+ angled tip. Angled cutting tips allow for efficient screw insertion into bone. CCHS & CSS+ have the widest range of cannulated screws on the market: 11 • CCHS & CSS+ diameters include 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5, and 7.5 mm • CCHS lengths range from 10 – 140 mm, including short and long partial thread options • CSS+ lengths range from 10 – 180 mm, including short, long and full thread options The DePuy Synthes CCHS and CSS+ implants have a positive rake angle at their cutting tip, while generic compression screws feature a neutral rake angle. Their cutting tip differentiates the CCHS and CSS+ implants from generic compression screws and contributes to their superior cutting performance. This study demonstrates that DePuy Synthes CCHS and CSS+ have superior cutting performance when compared to Stry...

A novel hybrid fixation (coracoclavicular screw supplemented with K-wire) for the treatment of acute acromioclavicular joint dislocation: A prospective study - ScienceDirect JavaScript is disabled on your browser. Please enable JavaScript to use all the features on this page. Skip to main content Skip to article • • Both two groups could achieve satisfactory outcomes in treating acute acromioclavicular joint dislocation. • • CC screw fixation supplemented with K-wire has advantages over clavicular hook plate fixation in term of some respects. • • CC screw fixation supplemented with K-wire provides an alternative treatment for acute AC joint dislocation. Methods Between January 2012 to December 2015, 81 patients with acute acromioclavicular joint dislocation were included in this prospective study. 43 patients were treated with clavicular hook plate fixation (Group A) and 38 patients were treated with coracoclavicular lag screw supplemented with K-wire fixation (Group B). Incision length, operation duration, blood loss volume, intraoperative fluoroscopy times and length of hospitalization were recorded. Radiographic outcomes, functional outcomes and complications were also recorded. Results Both two groups could achieve good radiographic and functional outcomes after operation. Group B exhibited significantly shorter operation duration, shorter length of incision, less blood loss volume and shorter length of hospitalization than Group A (P 0.05). Conclusion The two groups ...

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