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Redland tiles top off development
The award-winning Crossway development in Widnes, Merseyside employs the revolu- tionary Innofix Clip developed by Redland and two of its tiles to achieve a weatherproof envelope in the shortest time possible. Developed for the entire range of Redland’s concrete interlocking tiles, the
Innofix Clip needs no tools at all and meets the increased fixing requirements set out in BS 5534. The only tile clip that needs no hammer, Innofix is the fastest and easiest fixing on the market and up to 40 per cent quicker than using traditional nailed clips.
01293 666700
www.redland.co.uk Promat delivers fire and acoustic solution
A multi-million pound project to create an exclusive residential development in a Cheshire conservation area, which has given a new lease of life to a beautiful unused Victorian church, has demonstrated how Promat UK’s high performance, fire-resistant
glass range represents the assured choice for developers. The 45mm glazing units provided by Promat UK were required to achieve strict acoustic and fire protection standards, in numerous shapes consistent with the Gothic style windows. The solution was a sealed unit specification incorporating EI60 fire rated insulated glass units.
0800 588 4444
www.promat-glass.co.uk
Westminster Slate works in Wisbech
Carpenter Steve Jackson chose Westminster Slate, the latest tile from Redland, when he built his own four-bedroomed house on a plot at Christchurch in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. A large format interlocking clay tile, the Westminster Slate has a hidden cut-back interlock
and a finely tapered leading edge that makes it appear exceptionally slim. It’s raised nail holes and custom-engineered head enables it to be installed on roofs with pitches as low as 17.5o
. 01293 666700
www.redland.co.uk Innovative glazing system at waterfront
Designing and installing a VS-1 system with the sufficient structural strength capable of withstanding a significant wave load enabled GLASSOLUTIONS to secure a significant contract as part of the £80.11 million construc-
tion of the new V&A Museum of Design Dundee. Streamlined aesthetics were achieved using the VS-1 installation by installing a bespoke mullion with thicker side walls, allowing the fixings to be countersunk. This vertical-only structure means that the glass wall visually ‘floats’, presenting an entirely glazed surface that lets in as much daylight as possible to enhance the building’s visual appeal.
01904 610077
www.glassolutions.co.uk NEW universal dry verge system FIT IT. FORGET IT. AMBI HANDED
Meets all Regulations and NHBC recommendations!
• Suits most profile tile ranges with a large batten gauge of 255mm-355mm and thin leading edge tiles
• Built-in water channel prevents water staining of gable ends
• Unique starter unit allowing 3 possible fixing points; barge board, fascia board and the lowest batten
• Batten brackets allow quicker installations and straight/equal install line along the verge
• Suits roof pitches up to 55° Call us on 01604 433000 or visit our website for details. ADF FEBRUARY 2018
www.ubbink.co.uk WWW.ARCHITECTSDATAFILE.CO.UK
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