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View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website Architects: HOK and PLP Architecture Main Contractor: Laing O’Rourke Radmat Products used: PermaQuik PQ6100 Hot Melt Bitumen Membrane PQ2017 Reinforcing fabric PQ2061Detailing Membrane EshaFlex 370 FireSafe SBS modified bituminised cap sheet Radmat 370 RootSafe bitumen-based waterproofing membrane, with anti-root treatment Protherm XPS X MK Water Flow Reducing Layer ProTherm G …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website Architects: WilkinsonEyre Architects Main contractor: Arup for Argent Radmat Products used: – ProTherm Quantum PURE VIP System – ProTherm Regupol RCM – ProTherm XPS Infill – ProTherm G XPS X 300 SL Insulation A Landmark Restored and Repurposed Located in the heart of London, initially constructed 160 years ago, the …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website Despite being used in the warm and inverted flat roofing market for nearly 10 years Vacuum Insulated Panels, or VIP’s, remain a product that not all architects will be familiar with or will have worked with (VIP’s even have their own Wikipedia page). VIP’s are a bit of an oddball …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website A new report from the University of Southampton Energy and Climate Change Division of the School of Engineering, commissioned by the NFRC Charitable Trust, highlights some key steps that specifiers, building owners and home owners can take to use the roof to help mitigate the impacts of climate change. https://www.nfrc.co.uk/docs/default-source/publications/roofing-industry/mrk173-nfrc-future-(p)roof-research.pdf?sfvrsn=79932a49_2&utm_source=PR&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=future_(p)roof …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website This is a question worthy of the QI TV show, and one that would definitely get Alan Davies the famous Klaxon and flashing lights because the obvious answers of yes or no would both be incorrect. At present, based on the current wording in Approved Document B fire safety, the …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website Environmental issues influence the construction industry at every stage of the building process. Government legislation and the Building Regulations have become more stringent with every update, requiring more sustainable approaches, and driving the industry to design, construct and deliver more energy-efficient buildings. Building balconies and terraces over heated space is …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website Mark Harris, Head of Technical at Radmat Building Products and Chair of the Green Roof Organisation outlines the companies’ support for Hubbub’s Greenprint and the drive to ensure no roof is unused. Radmat Building Products have joined forces with The Green Roof Organisation (GRO) and National Federation of Roofing Contractors …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website The 31st August 2020 was an important day for the external envelope industry. It was the day that BS 8579:2020 Balconies and Terraces was published. Why is this document so important you may ask? Put simply, even though it is only guidance it is being looked at as THE document …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website Following the Grenfell Tragedy in June 2017, and the subsequent investigations, the Governments of England and Scotland made significant changes to their respective Regulations related to fire performance. Approved Document B Volumes 1 and 2 in England, and Technical Handbook Annex 2.C and 2.F in Scotland, introduced a new category …
View the Radmat entry on BPindex Visit the Radmat website On 21stDecember 2018 the Government of England and Wales brought into force revisions to the Building Regulations aimed at preventing a repeat of the Grenfell Tragedy. Unfortunately, the nature of the release of the Amendments, and the requirement for reader to insert information into the existing Building Regulation’s has led …
