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Roofing & Cladding; Safety & Security
Sandtoft Roof Tiles
Itac
The rising cost of imported natural slate
is leading to an increase in demand for
The ‘Zenith de Strasbourg
alternative clay roofing products,
arena’ has been
according to Sandtoft Roof Tiles. Rivius
described as a work of
is a large format tile, meaning that only
art and a prodigious
10.5 slates are required per sq m so
sculpture. The most
labour and materials are kept to a
striking visual feature is its
minimum. With an interlocking design
orange canopy fabricated
and open gauge, it is quick and easy to
from woven glass fibre by
fix with installation times comparable to
P-D Interglas Technologies
those of large format concrete tiles.
Ltd. They worked closely
Its authentic slate appearance is
with Itac Ltd to achieve the spectacular depth of colour, which appears
achieved by a fired-in ceramic
solid by day and iridescent at night. Itac created a silicone elastomer
coating, riven surface and carefully
coating allowing 13% light transmission through the fabric.
dressed edges.
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Bauder
Swish Building Products
The Michael Tippett
School, Kennington
Swish Building Products has
is the first school
added a new Tudor Board to
in London to be
its already extensive range of
completed under the
products. Designed to
Government’s Building
achieve a Tudor style finish,
Schools for the Future
these decorative boards can
(BSF) programme.
be used at gable ends or
A Bauder extensive
along the side of a house to
green roof was chosen
create a decorative feature.
as a lightweight solution dictated by the long span pre-stressed concrete
The Swish Tudor Board is
planks used for the structural roof deck. Working closely with Marks
available as a 20mm thick, 150mm wide cellular PVC board in a
Barfield and Apollo Education, Bauder recommended their unique
standard 5m length. Tudor Boards are available in four foiled finishes
extensive green roof system incorporating tapered insulation to provided
including Mahogany, Light Oak, Rosewood and Black.
drainage falls and an higher than average U value.
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Pentagon Protection
With the introduction of new energy
regulations, your glazing could be
letting you down when it comes to
energy ratings. However, the very
latest in retro-fit solutions, LX70 is an
energy efficient coating for your
existing glazing that will help to
immediately improve your energy
rating and shrink your carbon footprint
as a practical and measurable
solution. Preliminary results in independent trials have proven a 25%
reduction in energy cooling costs and all without affecting the view in
and out through you glazing or the aesthetics of your building.
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Sonic Windows
The MKDONS have enjoyed an excellent
season in 2007/8, part of the club’s
success must be attributed to its brand
new 22,000 capacity stadium.
Sonic Windows Ltd., were called upon for
the planning and installation of two ticket
sales stations, one for home and the other
for away fans. The windows glazed in
11.5mm laminated security glass that will
resist anything short of a bullet for
complete security. They have a smoothly
finished metal ledge extending out from
wall level offering easy wheel chair access.
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