The seal around a glazed facade affects far more than its appearance. It helps control water, air, noise, movement, heat loss and the long-term stability of…
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Cladding remediation begins with evidence. Before panels are removed, replacement systems selected, or contractors appointed, the project team needs a reliable…
Cladding installed over sheathing board forms a critical part of the building envelope. The board provides a continuous backing layer, supports airtightness…
External cladding is designed to protect a building from rain, wind and temperature changes, but its performance depends on allowing materials to move safely.…
A building envelope performs as a connected system, not as a series of independent products. Cladding, roofing, insulation, membranes, windows, doors and…
Cladding installation on a restricted site depends on much more than selecting the right panels and fixings. Limited road frontage, neighbouring buildings,…
Stone and brick slip facades can give a building a durable, characterful finish, but their performance depends on the support system behind the visible…
A roof drainage system is only ready for handover when it can collect, convey and discharge water as intended. Visual inspection alone will not reveal every…
Cladding panel direction has a strong influence on how a building is perceived, how rainwater moves across its envelope, and how efficiently the installation…
Cladding a listed building requires a more careful process than a standard facade refurbishment or new-build envelope package. The external appearance,…