56 BUILDING FABRIC; FINANCE & INSURANCE Victorian building gets a new lease of life Protek Structural Warranty
Restoration work is almost complete on a historic build- ing in the Gorbals that forms part of a city-wide urban regeneration project in Glasgow to bring the area back to life. Midland Lead, is an innovative lead manufacturer that produce BBA and NHBC approved lead, worked closely with Glenbuild Ltd to create specialist leadwork
to ensure that the finishing touches would be as historically accurate as possible, according to the original drawings. George Gargan, project manager at Glenbuild played a major role in this project since its inception early in 2018, he said; “Working with Midland Lead has been fantastic and they share the same passion for heritage and restoration as I do and their attention to every detail has made such a big difference.”
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Timber frame and SIPs panel manufactur- ers can speed up the installation of windows and doors by using the Sidey Kitfix system. “With the Sidey Kitfix System, windows and doors can be accurately fitted at the factory stage,” says Steve Hardy, Managing Director of
fenestration and offsite construction specialists Sidey Solutions. “It’s quick too – 11 windows can be first fixed in 23 minutes. They are installed when the walls are horizontal in the factory and the innovative Kitfix brackets are twist fitted to the window or door frame. Air tightness, thermal and acoustic seals can also be included at this stage.”
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