Tie Rods

6. With a recessed plastic tube as the only remaining part, no spacer is exposed on finished surfaces.

5. Hi-Lite tie-rods act as spacers and eliminate the need to nail spacers to the wall form.  You save even more time.

4. Re-use all the parts except the inexpensive plastic tube, which is left in the wall.  Even the cones are easily removed.  No she-bolts, spacers, snap-ties or coil-rods are consumed!

3. The two wall forms line up easily.

2. You save even more time by not searching for a small hole in the plywood for every single tie-rod your workers push through it.  The wide mouthed cones act as joiners.  Push the tie-rod through the strongback and attach to the cone.  What could be simpler?

• Product Highlights
  • Increases productivity - lowers labor costs.
  • Reduces inventory lowers material costs.
  • Keeps the job moving ahead.
  How the design of a simple part like a tie-rod can do all that.

  1. It comes with wide-mouthed cones and a plastic tube spacer.  The spacer is used to position the rebar and larger-sized holes are drilled in the walls.  The cones act as joiners. You save time by not nailing a holder for every rebar to the plywood.

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