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Hamilton_PressView_009 © Tate (Matt Greenwood) 2018


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nstallation’ feature, we’ve chosen to look at most iconic cultural locations, Tate Britain.


part of a £45 million renovation of the Grade II listed Millbank building, led by architecture firm Caruso St John. The renovation involved the creation of new education and events rooms, including the art gallery’s Djanogly café and opened in November 2013.


DITRA 25 was again utilised, on this occasion for uncoupling provision beneath agglomerate stone or unglazed porcelain floor tiles, dependent on the rooms and areas in question. Cement-free tile backerboard, Schlüter- KERDI-BOARD, can be found supporting wall tiling in the WCs and kitchens; Schlüter-DILEX movement joints, in a number of variants, can be seen within the floors and walls of these areas, helping to maintain crack-free coverings.


Whether supporting a renowned artist through sponsorship or providing solutions for permanent features, Schlüter-Systems is delighted to play a role in the endeavours of Tate Britain.


Tate Britain Commission: Anthea Hamilton ‘The Squash’ Tate Britain, 22 March – 7 October 2018


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Anthea_Hamilton_press_08 © Tate (Seraphina Neville) 2018


”SCHLÜTER-SYSTEMS IS DELIGHTED TO


PLAY A ROLE IN THE ENDEAVOURS OF TATE BRITAIN.”


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