STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS BUILDING ENVELOPE Magply doubles up on shoreline property


A striking new three bedroom beachfront home on the East Sussex coast has been designed to not only respect its location within an area of Special Scientific Interest, but also withstand the challenging weather conditions as well as shifting sands, with Magply boards specified as part of both the roof and wall construction. Magply offers a fire-safe and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional plywood or OSB products. Additionally, the unique production process keeps the chloride


content to just 0.01 per cent, enhancing both stability and long-term durability. The different thickness of panels are also widely used as a substrate board for the direct application of proprietary render systems.


01621 776252 www.magply.co.uk Beautiful timber windows and doors


The Sash Window Workshop specialise in high quality timber windows and doors that are not only energy efficient, but also in keeping with the architectural style of the building.


We use a timber called Accoya, which comes with a 50 year anti-rot guarantee, and pride ourselves on providing a tailormade solution to meet your requirements. We offer a supply and install service across London and Southern


England, with a supply only service nationwide. Around half of our orders come from previous customers and recommendations, demonstrating our high-quality product and customer service.


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