Still in this variant are wall distances of 3 to a maximum of 5 cm. Use only 3 mm ropes, but these are then only mediocre resilient. Strong climbers like Wisteria, Knotweed and Celastrus are not really recommended. The price is based on the an adequate 'Heavy kit VM', depending on the thickness of the EWIS, but for each wall bracket , circa 3 - 10 euros for the additional composite mortar (supporting cone) to be included.

The cross holder is used for wire ropes WM 12XX4 and wooden trellises of similarly built bolt- AS 12XX4.  The supporting cone is formed with additional composite mortar ('adhesive anchor').

Work on the insulation system is still substantially lower than in the standard version with support bodies. The plane passing through the insulation drill hole is reamed conically rearward with normal masonry drill bits. Then even the milled cavity in the insulation layer is filled to about 2/3 -3/4 with composite mortar to coincide with the actual bored hole. Subsequently, the threaded shaft is inserted in rotation and positioned by displaced mortar filling up the rest of the cavity. After setting, the bearing wall supporting body of mortar mass has formed.

The plants are cut so that does not become too dense foliage rolls and that no branch limbs grows back to the wall and possibly scratches the plaster.