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STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS BUILDING ENVELOPE Sleek and elegant roof lantern unveiled


The Guardian Roof Lantern is the newest addition to Guardian Building System’s exciting product portfolio, and combines leading thermal performance with quick, easy installation. The elegant, minimalistic design is the perfect solution to creating lighter and more spacious-feeling home spaces whilst also cutting the need for electric lighting. Made from machine- fi nished aluminium, it is strong and robust yet incredibly lightweight, ensuring it can safely be installed on any roof or


home etension. ery Roof Lantern is fi rst manufactured by one of the dedicated Certifi ed abricators in our network and prepared for a smooth and pain free installation.


0800 066 5832 www.guardianbuildingsystems.co.uk seent seclst secfi es rton stes BH07_Guardian_Building Envelope - Roofing_PR.indd 1


One of Triton Systems approed installers has made use of the manufacturers waterproofi ng and sealant products in constructing a large wine cellar as the semi-buried basement structure beneath a new fi e-bedroom property in orth London. arkmac Construction Limited undertook the new build in the Stanmore area on behalf of nspired Designs, a Residential Design and Build company and recommended the use of Tritons TT admiture to the proect structural engineer along with Swell Seal mastic to address the day oints. arkmacs Contract anager on the Stanmore ob, nthony nderson, comments We work right across the country from Cardiff, down to Portsmouth and up to Coentry and hae utilised the Triton range on a ariety of domestic and commercial proects, including seeral of the Daid Lloyd gymnasium etensions. The products are ery easy to use and we get good technical back up from Triton, including site isits and the supply of drawings or special details when needed. s a long-established manufacturer with a ery successful track record, Triton Systems offers a wide range of well proen products to coer damp-proofi ng problems, timber protection, structural repairs, condensation control and the penetration of gases such as radon and methane. ts technical adisory serice is also able to offer adice on specifi c proect reuirements as well as guidance on releant product compliances.


17/07/2023 08:35 01322 318830 www.tritonsystems.co.uk SBH07_Triton_Structural Components - Waterproofing_DPR.indd 1 13/07/2023 12:20 SBH07_West Fraser_Structural Components - Structural Timber_Edit.indd 1 13/07/2023 12:21 SterlingOSB Zero for super accuracy


A leading UK supplier of timber frame and SIP building kits for providers of top end lodge manufacturers and garden room installers is employing SterlingOSB Zero, due to the panel product’s outstanding accuracy, performance benefi ts and all- round sustainability credentials. Outerspace Group is now taking its rapid panel and kit supply service offering to new levels of effi ciency and sophistication. t the core of the  eible,  at-pack kits is the use of West Fraser’s 11mm thick SterlingOSB


Zero to produce Structurally Insulated Panels, or SIPs, able to meet the full spectrum of build standards for lodges, pods, home offi ces and house etensions complying with the latest Part L of the Building Regulations.


uk.westfraser.com


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