Along with hydraulic demands there are other risk factors that should be considered when selecting a channel system and deciding on placement.
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Here is a technical look at what tapered insulation is, why PIR is the ideal material, and how tapered PIR makes roofing installations smarter, faster, and more cost-effective.
There has been a recent trend for council RFIs and requests from specifiers around threshold detailing vs surface water drainage, with confusion around the separation of their functions. Threshold drainage and surface water drainage are designed to perform two different tasks. Here I outline some of the commonly queried situations.
When a roofer accidentally left his torch on near flammable materials, a fire started on a 15,000m² warm roof. So what was the damage?
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Revitalising ageing roofs through innovative renewal techniques offers a sustainable solution that extends building lifespans, reduces waste, and minimises environmental impact in the construction industry.
There are a range of approaches to how a low-pitched roof can be designed, it could include an internal gutter and/or drain into a rainwater head and the lowest point, or through a traditional roof drain outlet.
Like many long-lasting, tried and tested materials, mastic asphalt is being re-imagined, modified and re-examined as a highly relevant building solution for today.
Engineered laminated timber — beware of short term protection that leads to longer term pain.
Green Roofs are a complex system that requires careful consideration of multiple factors, including weight, water retention, and the type of vegetation.
The right glass selection can mitigate the effects of solar heat gain while allowing outdoor views and natural light, creating a more comfortable learning environment for students and teachers, while not requiring extra ongoing operational costs.
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