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Product News<br />
Hazlemere goes green with £2.3m college installation<br />
Experienced architectural glazing specialists Hazlemere Commercial have completed a £2.3m installation project on a sustainability awardwinning<br />
Devon school.<br />
The Buckinghamshire firm, respected throughout the industry for its extensive expertise in the education sector, was contracted to supply and install<br />
window and door products for the recently-completed Bideford College building. Capable of housing 1,800 students, and part of the Launceston<br />
College Multi Academy Trust, the college was funded through the government’s now-defunct Building Schools for the Future programme. The overall<br />
scheme went on to win a coveted RIBA Award.<br />
Working in collaboration with Devon County Council and leading UK construction group Morgan Sindall, Hazlemere designed, manufactured and<br />
fitted a large number of aluminium casements, as well as aluminium curtain walling and entrance doors.<br />
The project required extensive effort in the façade engineering stage to incorporate Stow render panels, needed to achieve the wide spans desired<br />
while still giving the appearance of a seamless joint.<br />
“One of the key stipulations of this project was maximising sustainability and energy efficiency,” explains Hazlemere Commercial Sales Director Tony<br />
Beale. “For that reason, we used Sapa 55 and 75 windows, manufactured from 100% recycled aluminium billet and capable of delivering outstanding<br />
thermal performance.”<br />
Hazlemere Commercial also installed Sapa Elegance 52 aluminium curtain walling<br />
and Sapa Commercial aluminium entrance doors, as well as an impressive sloping<br />
aluminium roof lantern light measuring 70m in length.<br />
“This was a challenging but extremely rewarding project for us,” commented Tony.<br />
“It’s been hugely satisfying for us to play a part in establishing a school that will<br />
service tens of thousands of students over the next few decades – and have<br />
ensured that the stunning new building will be as sustainable and thermally<br />
efficient as possible. We want to thank Morgan Sindall and Devon County Council<br />
for their help and co-operation throughout. We’re delighted by how the project<br />
turned out, and we hope to work with both organisations on other projects in the<br />
future.” For more information call 01494 897600 or visit our website.<br />
www.hazlemerecommercial.co.uk<br />
Flame-free sustainable roof refurb for Stockton school<br />
Conyers School in Stockton-on-Tees has benefitted from an extensive<br />
roofing refurbishment using 3,000m2 IKO Mach One, which<br />
guarantees reliable waterproofing and protection for at least 20 years.<br />
Project management consultancy Faithful+Gould asked IKO PLC to carry out a<br />
comprehensive survey for the academy, which included guidance on the<br />
overall project. The single layer, bituminous membrane IKO Mach One was<br />
recommended as a flame-free, sustainable and fast-fit system. The project also<br />
included an enhanced insulation scheme with new modular and structural<br />
mono-pitch roof lights.<br />
The original survey identified various separate roof sections at the secondary<br />
school and sixth form that were in different states of disrepair. Five areas called<br />
for immediate replacement due to their poor condition; a further three were<br />
replaced shortly afterwards.<br />
“IKO has a good relationship with Faithful+Gould, having worked with the<br />
company on<br />
similar projects<br />
in the past, notably Cramlington Learning Village in Northumberland,” explains<br />
Stephen Mooney, Area Business Manager for IKO Roofing Specification. “Many<br />
of Conyer School’s buildings had roofs which were in a very poor state,<br />
warranting immediate action. It was essential that the replacement roofs were<br />
reliable and would last as long as possible. The IKO Mach One membrane<br />
comes with a 20-year warranty providing the superior cover and protection the<br />
school requires.”<br />
The installation was carried out by roofing contractor, John Flowers Ltd, over<br />
14 weeks during the summer to coincide as much as possible with school<br />
holidays, reducing any potential disruption to staff and pupils.<br />
For more information on IKO PLC visit www.ikogroup.co.uk.<br />
Follow @ikoplc and www.linkedin.com/company/iko-plc.<br />
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