In the Thai province of Suphanburi fischer Singapore and the ACT department are involved in a sophisticated project: building the Buddhist temple for Phra Monkol Thepmunee.

The pyramid-like monument in the Buddhist temple is located in Suphanburi Province, Thailand. Inside the monument is the golden statue of Phra Monkol Thepmunee, one of the most well known Buddhist monk, made of pure gold. The walls are made of reinforced concrete cladded with natural stone. The top part is the red granites from Australia while the bottom part is the white marble from Tibet. The special 45 mm long undercut anchor was designed by ACT for cladding the stainless steel sub-structure and the custom made stainless steel bracket. The substructure of the façade is made of fischer System One.

fischer ACT allows the use of facade natural stone panels from 20 mm in thickness, free positioning of the anchor anywhere on the rear side of the panel and easy replacement of all or individual panels. Even soffit panels can be attached with ease and in many different ways. The aesthetic highlight of fischer ACT is its undercut technology combined with the FZP fischer zykon panel, which ensures that there are no visible fixing elements at the joint.