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ICB stays on top of businessEasily moulded around the intricate new roof of the 100,000 sq ft Canterbury Court office development in Dorking, Surrey, Alwitra Evalon® V single ply roofing membrane was the perfect waterproofing solution. |
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The Rolls-Royce of roofsWith an 1898 Daimler Phaeton, a De Lorean ‘Back to the Future' and a 1914 Triumph Type C all under one roof, it needs to be a seamless one. Fortunately, 1,000m2 of single ply membrane Alwitra Evalon® V from ICB was specified to protect the Coventry Transport Museum. |
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Evalon ensures there’s no trouble at ‘MillAlwitra's world renowned Evalon® roofing membrane has delivered the ultimate in modern, yet sympathetic roofing solutions to the refurbishment of a badly damaged listed roof at Manchester's historic Royal Mills - with a look that blends seamlessly in a conservation area rich in architectural heritage. |
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Evalon proves all is not as it seemsWhy pay through the nose for an expensive metal roof when there is a more durable solution that looks the same, yet costs a mere fraction of the price? The Royal School for the Deaf got just that from Alwitra's world beating Evalon® V membrane, a solution that delivered a masterclass in cost savings. |
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Winning detail from ICBIt was love at first ‘site' for main contractors Pettifer Construction when inspecting Alwitra Evalon® V from ICB. Originally specified with metal standing seam roofs, a retirement development in Tewkesbury now displays dark grey Alwitra Evalon® V with standing seam detail. |
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Layers of success at Clay FieldsICB's innovative green roofing solution, Diadem, has played its role in the radical, award winning Clay Fields housing project in Suffolk - providing the ultimate sustainable roof. |
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Green shoots of recovery at hospitalA sensory roof garden, especially designed for use by recovering patients at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, has proved to be a massive success both as a major amenity and in helping the sick back to full health. |
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Green roofs change the look of seafronts foreverBlyth Valley Borough Council has turned beach huts into beach gardens in a way never seen before; with 20 dwellings featuring a design so unique it could transform Britain's seafronts. |
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