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Chatham Waters, Kent

Chatham Waters, Kent

RYNO

Chatham Waters is a large development of 199 luxury apartments in Kent, with far-reaching views over the historic Chatham Docks. Each of the 199 homes features its own large balcony space with Euroclass A1 fire-rated aluminium decking and porcelain paving used interchangeably throughout the scheme to provide zoning and interest.Systems UsedBalcaSmart® Aluminium decking system with boards in RAL 7036 (Platinum Grey) passes beautifully into Quadro porcelain in the shade ‘Argento’. Selected for their low-height build-up, TerraSmart® Pedestal and BalcaSmart® Aluminium decking systems utilise very similar low-height non-combustible RP-FR and RD-FR pedestals, which work together to achieve a seamless transition between zones. DetailThe contrasting external flooring is mirrored in the intermittent placement of the brass screening throughout the buildings in the scheme, providing a distinctive and luxurious appearance.
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County-Hall

County-Hall

RYNO

County Hall - LondonSystem Used - TerraSmart Aluminium IGNOA hub for businesses, a site of attractions and accommodation, London's iconic County Hall is as stunning on the outside as it is on the inside, made even more beautiful thanks to our TerraSmart Aluminium.In order to create a venue for events, Coronado Property Developments Ltd needed a solution for the huge steel floor installed into the lightwell.A Grade II listed building required a decking solution that would complement the overall aesthetics and cater for the increased load requirements: the design load went from a 2.0kN Concentrated Load and 2.5kN/m2 uniformly distributed load (UDL) (used for areas of residential activities, typically used for balconies) to a 4.0kN concentrated load and 5.0kN/m2 UDL (as an area where people may congregate).TerraSmart Aluminium was selected as the ideal system to meet the client's loading criteria. Aluminium decking is a lightweight system when compared to other paving solutions, but very strong. Coronado Property Developments Ltd were very impressed with the solution provided by RYNO and the work done by Pritchard & Pritchard, who installed the system in both lightwells in the building.The TerraSmart Aluminium system featured the ADB80 Deck Board, selected specifically for its increased top surface thickness, delivering superior durability, ADS50 Aluminium Joists to suit the spans of the steel frame underneath, and RD-FR Non-Combustible Joist Support Pedestals for guaranteed supporting strength.The steel grillage was supplied by another manufacturer and installed around the decking to meet the ventilation requirements of the air-conditioning units below.The County Hall was opened over 100 years ago by King George V and it's great to see our systems in London's most versatile, historic building.
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Non-combustible aluminium decking- Acton Gardens

Non-combustible aluminium decking- Acton Gardens

EnviroBuild Materials Ltd

We provided 260m² of our Hyperion non-combustible aluminium 145 Pro-Grip Decking for Acton Gardens Phase 9.2. Acton Gardens is the regeneration of the former South Acton Estate - this particular phase consisted of a 15 storey structure, totalling 203 units. This project demonstrated an amazing approach to mindful practise through fantastic external appearances and brilliant work with the local community. The assurances made in terms of the environment, safety, and personnel were outstanding.Our client sought a dependable and contemporary non-combustible aluminium decking for their residential balconies. The hidden fastener system used in conjunction with Hyperion 145 Pro-Grip provided a robust flooring solution with a crisp finish that could easily be installed on aluminium joists. The end result is balcony flooring which fulfils legislative requirements as well as our clients aesthetic desires.Project DetailsSize: 260m²Colour:Anthracite GreyProduct:145 Pro-Grip Aluminium DeckingSubstructure: Aluminium JoistsLocation: LondonClient: AYM Services
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Ceramic tile rail substructure system

Ceramic tile rail substructure system

Wallbarn Ltd

Laying ceramic tiles on flat roofs, terraces and podium decks has been made easier with the development of the Rail System, an integrated substructure system to increase stability of suspended tiles. The Rail System incorporates an adjustable height pedestal with a special clip head fitting, a specially profiled aluminium rail which clicks onto the headpiece without the need for mechanical fixings and a top headpiece which slides along the rail to hold and position the tile. By tying the pedestals together via the rail, there is far less risk of an individual pedestal moving or changing height, leading to far less risk of a tile rocking over time. This assures the integrity of the upper surface and gives a health and safety improvement to the area.The rail gives added structural stability as the weight is distributed laterally along the rails and not driven directly downwards onto the pedestal beneath. The top headpiece can be slid along the rail to fit to the corners of the tile above. This means the edge of the tile does not necessarily have to be directly above the pedestal, giving much greater flexibility for positioning.Consider the possibility of a drainage outlet or other awkward detail being directly beneath the edge of a surface tile. Instead of having to cut the tile back, simply move the pedestals away for the outlet and let the rail circumvent the hazard. Position the top head in the correct place to fit around the corner of the tile and the issue is addressed quickly, securely and easily. The rail system brings greater lateral stability to the tiled deck and is a faster, more efficient way to lay porcelain tiles and slabs. It is a major technical improvement to suspended tile and slab installations.
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HOWGATE CLOSE

HOWGATE CLOSE

Velfac Windows

With average daily energy bills of only 24p, the cottages at Howgate Close have earned a reputation as possibly the UK’s most energy-efficient homes*. Built by farmer Dr Chris Parsons, the row of nine, single storey cottages exploits a range of passive solar design principles** - including a southerly orientation, a high thermal mass and a earth-bonding (external walls partially covered in soil) - to create homes which are exceptionally energy efficient and comfortable to live in. The homes are also truly affordable as no artificial heat source is required to deliver a stable internal temperature averaging 21-23 degrees Centigrade. The cottages instead use a mix of passive heat sources, created by people and appliances, and solar gain generated through VELFAC triple glazed aluminium / timber windows. As a result, the energy consumption of a two bedroom cottage is 94% less than the average UK household. The architecture of Howgate Close is based on designs created by sustainability housing experts Hockerton Housing Project** ( https://www.hockertonhousingproject.org.uk/) with performance further enhanced by Dr Jerry Harrall (https://drharrall.com) a consultant in the design and adaptation of fossil-fuel-free buildings. ‘Describing Howgate Close as a development of eco-homes is to understate its performance,’ states Dr Harrall. ‘In fact all nine properties operate beyond zero-carbon, and instrumental to the success of Howgate Close is the installation of VELFAC composite triple glazing, specified for its excellent thermal performance.’ A key feature of every cottage is a large, white framed VELFAC composite window screen installed on south facing facades. The screens combine fixed units and a sliding patio door, and with dimensions of up to 3m x 5m occupy almost the entire wall. ‘The VELFAC windows play a crucial role in achieving a SAP rating for each cottage of around 143, potentially the highest group of SAP rating’s in the country and a significant improvement of the average rating of 63,’ says Dr Harrall. ‘VELFAC triple glazing has a U-value of 0.8W/m2K which reduces the rate of heat loss while bringing more natural light into each home, thereby reducing the need for artificial light,’ says Dr Harrall. ‘Across the development, the windows are actually net gatherers of heat, and contribute to an annual energy surplus which we estimate will be enough to power another similar dwelling.’ Unwanted solar gain is minimised by the exceptional insulation afforded by the triple glazed units, enhanced by low emissivity coatings applied to inner glass panes. Ventilation is primarily mechanical but supported by trickle vents within the window frames, and by cross ventilation using additional, smaller VELFAC windows installed in the rear facade. ‘Triple glazing also delivers excellent acoustic insulation,’ adds Dr Harrall, ‘which is important, as the cottages are located within actively cultivated farmland, and are near a busy road and wind turbines.’ Howgate Close is now a model development for affordable, ultra-low energy homes and is also the focus of a two year research and monitoring project, co-run by Dr Harrall and Professor Anton Ianakiev, Professor in Sustainable Energy Systems at Nottingham Trent University (NTU). ‘I have also co-authored an academic paper on Howgate Close,’ adds Dr Harrall, ‘which aims to show that it is possible to design, construct and live in buildings without resort to fossil fuels.’—ends— * Analysis by Elmhurst Energy, the UK’s largest independent provider of energy assessment, retrofit and property professional training, software and accreditation. * * Principles advanced by Professors Brenda and Robert Vale, architects of the Hockerton Housing Project, the design of which inspired Howgate Close.
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Bankside Gardens

Bankside Gardens

RYNO

Delivering a stylish, solid and compliant solution for luxury living The challenge: Matching Luxury with Safety in High-End Apartments Berkeley Group St. Edward embarked on an ambitious project: Bankside Gardens, a prestigious development in Reading featuring lakefront apartments and landscaped gardens. Designing balconies and terraces that embodied elegance while adhering to stringent fire safety regulations was paramount. They needed a balcony solution that was stylish, solid and compliant, offering the peace of mind essential for luxury living. Finding a balance between aesthetics and fire safety can be a challenge for specifiers and developers. RYNO's non-combustible decking systems ensure safety compliance without sacrificing design possibilities. The solution: The TerraSmart® Aluminium Decking System - The Perfect Fit St. Edward's search for a reliable supplier led them to RYNO. After a quick and informative discovery call, RYNO recommended the TerraSmart® Aluminium Decking system. This innovative system ticked all the boxes:Unmatched Safety: IGNO Mark of Assurance guaranteed non-combustible performance, providing peace of mind.Third-Party Verification: UKAS accredited testing ensured the system met the highest safety and quality standards.Design Flexibility: A vast array of decking board and component combinations allowed for achieving the desired aesthetic. Two days after the discovery call, our team paid a visit to the Bankside Gardens site office. Calvin and Dale from RYNO brought with them a mock-up sample of the TerraSmart system, allowing all stakeholders to see and feel the product first-hand. This hands-on approach ensured everyone was on the same page regarding design and functionality. Collaborative Problem-Solving: Addressing Every Detail Over the next few weeks, open communication and collaboration were key. When Delineate Design Limited were appointed for installation, it was the first time they had used the TerraSmart system, so the RYNO team worked closely with them and the St. Edward team to address every detail throughout the process. This comprehensive support ensured a smooth and successful installation.Accommodating Weight Requirements: Balcony weight limitations were discussed, and the TerraSmart system's lightweight properties were confirmed as a perfect fit.Addressing Wind Concerns: The risk of wind uplift and furniture movement on balconies was a crucial consideration. RYNO's solution? The ingenious FA Furniture Anchor. This easy-to-install, stainless steel anchor securely fastens furniture to the decking, preventing windblown mishaps and ensuring safety on balconies and terraces.Optimizing Edge Details and Interfaces: RYNO collaborated with the design team to ensure smooth transitions between the decking system and adjoining surfaces, creating a clean and aesthetically pleasing finish.Maximizing Efficiency: RYNO's expertise in system design came into play. We shared best practices for layout optimization to ensure efficient use of space and materials.Minimizing Waste: Sustainability is a priority at RYNO. We provided recommendations to minimize offcuts and wastage during installation, reducing environmental impact and reducing the material costs on the project.Ensuring a Flawless Finish: To guarantee a perfect end result, we collaborated on a plan for addressing any minor snags or imperfections that might arise during installation, ensuring a flawless final product.Overcoming the Roof Access Challenge: The project presented a unique challenge: the cage used to lift materials to the roof areas had a limited length of 3200mm. To accommodate this all the decking boards were pre-cut to 3000mm to ensure they fit within the cage constraints, avoiding delays and ensuring a smooth installation process. Real Results: Achieving a Stunning and Peaceful Outdoor SpaceWith meticulous planning and clear communication, RYNO ensured a smooth production process and delivery according to Delineate's installation schedule. The TerraSmart system's ease of use allowed for a swift and successful installation phase.The final product speaks for itself. The balconies and terraces boast a beautiful ADB60 25mm Decking Board in RAL 7039 (Quartz Grey) with matching E and L Termination Profiles, complemented by DS75 75mm Aluminium Joists, RD-FR4 Non-Combustible Adjustable Joist Support Pedestals, and FA Furniture Anchors. A Note from Delineate Design Limited (placeholder):"RYNO provided an excellent service assisting with design, and an efficient and prompt supply of all decking components needed. I’d recommend them to others. " Paul Newman, Delineate Design Limited Through close collaboration and meticulous attention to detail, RYNO helped Delineate Design achieve St. Edward’s vision for Bankside Gardens, creating a luxurious living space with stunning and safe outdoor areas, giving residents outstanding quality and peace of mind. 
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Framing a garden with Saige Fencing

Framing a garden with Saige Fencing

SAiGE Longlife Decking

The owners of this home in Sutton Coldfield were looking for a contemporary looking garden with minimal maintenance requirements. Saige fencing in Charcoal makes the perfect backdrop to this garden which makes the beautifully planted garden and its colours really pop (it also exceeds gale force 9 testing so comes with peace of mind for homeowners in exposed environments) . Along with Saige's hollow and solid contemporary decking it's an ideal area to spend summer days.
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A Waterproof Mastic Asphalt Wearing Course for a Bridge Deck

A Waterproof Mastic Asphalt Wearing Course for a Bridge Deck

IKO Ireland

Along with re-surfacing, inspection, showed signs of wear and tear on the bridge surface areas too. Consulting Engineers, Jacobs, approached IKO for the specification, and Galliford Try won the tender. BriggsAmasco were chosen as the installing contractor. IKO’s Permatrack Bridge Surfacing system was chosen - a waterproof mastic asphalt wearing course for Bridge Decks containing both polymer and epure (Trinidad Lake Asphalt) modifications to the bitumen binder, which offers improved material flexibility and maintains good rut resistance. Existing mastic asphalt surfacing and bridge deck waterproofing was stripped off and replaced with Stirling Lloyd’s eliminator waterproofing system and Permatrack.
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Triptych Bankside, London

Triptych Bankside, London

MyDek Ltd

Mixed-use urban development with unique shaped balconies and terraces.Designed by London architects Squire and Partners and developed by JTRE, Triptych Bankside is a complete urban quarter situated in an iconic location close to several London landmarks. This, coupled with its striking design, make Triptych Bankside a signature project for MyDek.Triptych Bankside’s unique shaped balconies required careful design, layout and installation guidance. MyDek supplied Class A2 non-combustible aluminium decking for the balconies and terraces, and offered support to the client and contractors throughout the process. The contemporary finish of the decking complements the design of the building and provides a fully non-combustible future-proof solution."Working with MyDek was seamless. We had issues at the time with the changing regulations in terms of non-use of combustible materials, façades and balconies. MyDek were instrumental in helping us develop our proposals and implement the same use of the material across the balconies and terraces." - Nick Chamberlain, Senior Design Manager
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Grosvenor Waterside, London

Grosvenor Waterside, London

MyDek Ltd

A stunning development situated on the north side of Chelsea Bridge on the River Thames.Grosvenor Waterside is a residential development comprising a range of luxury apartments and penthouses. Set across seven and a half acres and overlooking the Grosvenor Canal, this development boasts contemporary design and beautiful views, with all the benefits of a vibrant city community.The development required remediation work to replace timber decking and handrails which were non-compliant to the latest fire regulations. ALU Installations installed over 1,000sqm of MyDek’s Delta20 system onto the balconies and terraces in the Hirst Court and Hepworth Court buildings. Rated A2 for non-combustibility, this durable aluminium deck board has been designed to provide safety and peace of mind to residents for decades to come."MyDek have been a pleasure to work with on this project. The team have been very reactive throughout our remediation of the Grosvenor Waterside Development, from providing additional materials and technical support where required." - Adam Daniels, Project Director
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Accoya wood used for decking for private residence in southern Italy

Accoya wood used for decking for private residence in southern Italy

Accoya

Supplied by Kobel, in Italy Accoya was specified for the decking. The decking was wire brushed for a textured distressed looking finish and then laid around the swimming pool in the grounds of the residence. The client is pleased with the quality and overall finish of the decking and has the peace of mind that Accoya will be dimensionally stable, has outstanding durability and the added benefit of a guarantee of 50 years.
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iDecking transforms flat roof into a beautiful leisure area

iDecking transforms flat roof into a beautiful leisure area

Wallbarn Ltd

Wallbarn was approached by a commercial client. The client, with a rapidly growing workforce, was expanding, but wanted to utilise existing space to avoid moving premises. A disused rooftop was earmarked for conversion into an outdoor eating and leisure area for staff. Wallbarn’s unique iDecking system was chosen to deck the terrace. Our service team scoped the project, proposing 313m2 of ‘Terra’ iDecking boards, the EasyClick aluminium rail system, underpinned by our heavy-duty MegaPad adjustable pedestals. We were on site before, during and after installation to support the installers throughout the project. The terrace is transformed into a beautiful space.

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