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STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS


Rubik’s cube roof solved by Contour Roofing and Sika Sarnafil


again been recognised for its outstanding work, making the shortlist in the Single Ply category. With the success of its previous award- winning project, Ewart Grove, a London residential new build, Contour was called on again by client Paul Simon Homes to offer a premium waterproofing solution for Cheltenham House. Another new build project in London, the entire roof and vertical works are shaped like a Rubik’s Cube – a puzzle that was no match for Contour Roofing’s problem solving skills. Originally specified with metal cladding,


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the client wished to replicate this look for less cost. Jonathan Woods, Managing Director at Contour, once more proved that Sarnafil’s single ply membranes can accommodate the most complex builds. Contour worked closely with Sika Sarnafil


ollowing last year’s NFRC Roofing Awards win, Sika Sarnafil Registered Contractor Contour Roofing, has once


a peelstop, and fixed at every point with stainless steel SFS fixings. The décor profiles were installed with upmost precision and careful measurement, creating symmetry and uniformity. Jonathan Woods explained: “Every single


to generate a bespoke specification with Sika Sarnafil’s recently launched Self Adhered membrane in lead grey, and décor profiles to emulate metal seams. Custom-made Sarnametal details were cut and fabricated to accommodate the various angle changes on the roof. Sarnafil’s new spray-applied adhesive


Primer 610 was quickly and carefully applied to all the vertical areas, to accommodate the application of the Self Adhered Membrane. The weight of each drop proved extremely challenging, and had to be secured with


detail on this project has been carefully planned before application of the products. Coupled with the wealth of experience invested by our contract manager and award- winning fitters, the project was finished to perfection. “Sarnafil advised us to use the new Primer


610 and Self Adhered membrane and helped us to understand the product with demon- strations at its training academy and our offices. Change is always tough, certainly with experienced fitters, but we insisted that the Self Adhered membrane was paramount for the success of the roofing works at Cheltenham House.”


01707 394444 gbr.sarnafil.sika.com JJI-Joists – the versatile answer


When it comes to I-Joists first choice amongst builders and architects is the James Jones’ JJI-Joist. However, JJI-Joists are used for much more than floor systems. JJI-Joists are now commonly used as wall studs where the range of


depths and 9mm web make them ideal when thermal efficiency and depth of insulation are paramount. And JJI-Joists are also increasingly used in roof structures as well, either as rafters or where cassette panels, formed using JJI-Joists and OSB sheets, are used to create a fully insulated ‘room in a roof’.


jji-joists@jamesjones.co.uk VAEPLAN protects stunning development


A full Alumasc warm roof system, with VAEPLAN’S proven durability qualities and resistance to the Swansea Bay sea air, provides a long-lasting roofing solution at the Oyster Wharf waterfront development in Mumbles. Registered Alumasc contractor Span Roofing


Contractors installed the vapour barriers and PIR Insulation, then rolled the VAEPLAN single ply membrane over the insulation boards and mechanically fixed it within the heat welded overlaps – providing added strength to the weld and increasing resistance against the higher wind loads this coastal building will experience.


0333 5771 500 www.alumascroofing.co.uk


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