BUILDING FABRIC; FINANCE, INSURANCE & SOFTWARE 35 Render finish based on Magply performance


The Port of Chatham faces regular assault by storms, prompting the designers for an apartment development on an elevated site to specify a weather resistant render finish to the elevations, applied across Magply boards. For the upper storeys, the 12mm Magply boards are secured across the timber framework infilling the main structure, while concrete blockwork features right around the ground level podium. This will have timber battens secured to it to create a cavity


behind the Magply boards, ready to carry the render treatment. Magply boards carry a variety of internationally recognised accreditations.


01621 776252 www.magply.co.uk Neaco launches new plank systems


Neaco has launched two aluminium plank systems which are made-to-measure for fast supply and installation, outstanding performance and full compliance with Building Regulations. Neatlok and Neatwalk are designed to replicate the aesthetic of timber decking with the option of durable coating in any RAL colour or one of Neaco’s standard finishes. Neatlok is a closed, interlocking plank


providing privacy and directional drainage. Neatwalk planks are laid with 5mm gaps for a free-draining solution. Providing an A1 or A2 Fire Rating, the systems are ideal for new build and refurbishment projects which are required by law to use non-combustible materials on balconies.


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