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Crane Shade Sail Specification Sheet

Details Crane Fluid Systems' range of General Valves - Air Vents, Drain Taps, Ball Valves, Gate, Butterfly, Globe, Radiator, Check Valves and Strainers

The AW86 system has been designed and engineered to support the construction of high-rise building envelopes where unitised frames are fabricated in the factory and installed on site by crane without the use of scaffolding or external access.

Modular riser flooring cast into the structural frame with hinged floor plates that open and close in sequence, to allow 3-4 storey mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) modules to be lowered into the riser shafts using the site crane during construction for fast safe installation. Meeting all legislation, guidelines, and codes of practice in a simple process.

The SoundBar(R) System is a cost-effective, quick to install, acoustic floor system. Originally designed to be used in timber frame structures, it is now installed more frequently in masonry builds. The floating floor treatment is installed on a Finnjoist (engineered i-beam) floor construction enabling an easier and lighter construction than a beam and block floor with no requirement for cranes/long reach forklifts. Using a self-levelling Gyvlon Floor screed, the SoundBar System significantly improves sound performance whilst retaining a solid floor feel, and is ideal for use with under floor heating systems and any floor finish.

Celcon Vertical Wall Panels are storey-high panels of aircrete, designed to allow an exceptionally fast build method. Manufactured to the design storey height of a house with a width of 600mm and a thickness of 100mm, Vertical Wall Panels are designed to be craned into place onto a bed of mortar on standard foundations. Blocks are joined using Thin-Joint Mortar with 2mm (3mm) joints, providing an extremely airtight finish and panels can be cut on site to accommodate design details.

The i-House system using H+H Celcon Vertical Wall Panels has been used on a re-development of a residential site in Stanpit in Dorset. The i-House system introduced developer and contractor Karm Homes to the concept of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) while also providing the familiarity of a traditional building material. The full i-House system package was used for each unit, comprising the structural inner skin, insulation, floor cassettes, roof cassettes, soffitsand facias. The i-House system is manufactured offsite by Roofspace Solutions who also supply a 3-person team and crane operator to create each structure.