0 St Mary's Island Case Study SPSenvirowall’s TS Rail system was used with EPS, silicone render and flexible slip finishes. / / / St Mary’s Island LOCATION Kent CLIENT Countryside SYSTEM TS Rail MATERIAL EPS, SpeedySlip Brick Slips, SIlicone Render SECTOR Residential, High Rise BUILD TYPE New Build St Mary’s Island is an attractive new build residential development in Chatham, Kent. EWI installers, Stanmore carried out the installation of SPSenvirowall’s TS rail system with EPS, using silicone render and flexible slip finishes for the external façade which complements the aesthetics of the local environment. Main contractor, Countryside were able to benefit from a huge cost saving by choosing SPSenvirowall’s system and façades over facing bricks. There was a reduction in detailing costs due to the two different finishes being used on the same backing system. With the reduced weight of the TS rail system compared to traditional brick work, no additional structural reinforcement was required, further reducing the cost to the client. Benefits of SPSenvirowall’s TS Rail System BBA Certified Full scale fire tested. Compliant BS8414 Part II EPS system compliant over 18 metres RwdB 45db-55db sound reduction Benefits of SPSenvirowall’s SpeedySlip Brick Finish A2 rating or better on all key system components available Lightweight system Cost effective compared to traditional brick slips Ideally suited for both low and high rise applications Long life span and no maintenance costs St Mary' Island Case Study SPSenvirowall’s TS Rail system was used with EPS, silicone render and flexible slip finishes. Download St Mary' Island Case Study About About Us News Careers National Coverage Meet the Team Benx Products & Services Sectors Technical Centre Sales Centre Case Studies Support Customer Facing Contacts Contact Us Careers Sample Request Contact Lonsdale Chambers Lonsdale Street Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire ST4 4BT sales@benx.co.uk 0845 519 8641 © Benx Ltd. 2021 All Rights Reserved Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Website Created By