About IG Masonry Support
The most practical and advanced range of Masonry Support products on the market
IG Masonry Support has combined experience with innovation to provide the most practical and advanced range of Masonry Support products on the market. Offering optimum performance and design flexibility, IG Masonry Support has also developed a revolutionary brick on soffit system which radically reduces on site labour. IG provides comprehensive technical support for all our masonry support products. Our free scheduling and specification service offers fast turnaround on masonry support and windpost systems.
Our experienced team of over forty structural and civil engineers offer a free design service and on-site support offering a range of off the shelf and bespoke solutions.
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[edit] IG Brick On Soffit System (B.O.S.S +®)
[edit] IG Brick On Soffit System (B.O.S.S +®)
[edit] IG Titan System
[edit] IG Welded Masonry Support
[edit] IG Brick Slip Lintels
[edit] IG Brick Slip Masonry Support
[edit] IG Brick Slip Soffit Panels
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