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Healing Your Home: A Guide to Retrofitting Old Structures

The “Aging” Problem Buildings, like people, age. Over 20–30 years, concrete can lose its strength, and old mild-steel rods can thin out due to rust.

The “Aging” Problem

Buildings, like people, age. Over 20–30 years, concrete can lose its strength, and old mild-steel rods can thin out due to rust. If your home has sagging beams or cracked pillars, it’s time for “Retrofitting.” At De Son Home Solutions, we provide the materials needed to give your old home a second life.

How to Retrofit Safely

  1. Column Jacketing: This involves adding a “new layer” of steel and concrete around an old pillar. Using Tata Tiscon 550SD for this is vital because you need maximum strength in a thin profile.

  2. Using the Mandrel for Repair: When adding new stirrups to an existing column, space is tight. The De Son Mandrel allows masons to create precise, compact rings that fit perfectly into the “jacket.”

Conclusion

Don’t wait for a collapse. Retrofitting can save your ancestral home for another generation. Visit us at Mihitikri for a consultation on the best materials for structural repair.

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