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Take a look behind the scenes of our state-of-the-art production and be there when a Baufritz home is being fabricated. Every Baufritz home is different as each one is individually designed through collaboration with one of their in-house architects and interior design specialists. From high-tech eco houses for streamlined living to sustainably built houses that are ideal for a growing family, we will be happy to meet your needs with a bespoke design, building and service. Many people find product sampling (the selection of external and internal finishes) the most exciting part of the designing and building process, as it entails a visit to our showroom in Erkheim, Germany. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hy1CDp1ehM&list=PL2Zrd0evcOVPuVA8cIpwidwuaKkGmuHj6&index=2&t=0s You will be invited to come to our state-of-the-art design centre in Germany to specify your house. Here, you can be inspired by our show homes and design centre and make choices regarding floors, windows, cladding, doors, roof tiles etc, with advice from our experienced designers. With UK offices based near Cambridge, Baufritz uses only timber construction to create ecological and healthy homes. Our vision is to build homes that combine an unrivalled level of comfort and luxury with an abundance of natural materials, which enable you to enjoy the benefits of environmentally friendly living effortlessly. We understand that the scope of the contract and the timelines vary from client to client, once everything has been agreed and contractually signed, you have full peace of mind. The house you choose would be designed by an architect and the price agreed and quoted for the build will be the fixed price and timescale. In the factory we are able to pre-install sanitation and electrics. We offer a shell construction route for self builders who want to project manage follow up trades – delivering the the house shell, including walls, floors and roof. Self builders can also choose the turnkey route- high-performance shell construction plus complete interior fittings including technical equipment. What's more, we facilitate groundworks, demolition and basement construction through contracts with our third-party specialist suppliers. No two of our houses are the same. Find out more about Baufritz. 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Every Baufritz home is different as each one is individually designed through collaboration with one of their in-house architects and interior design specialists. From high-tech eco houses for streamlined living to sustainably built houses that are ideal for a growing family, we will be happy to meet your needs with a bespoke design, building and service. Many people find product sampling (the selection of external and internal finishes) the most exciting part of the designing and building process, as it entails a visit to our showroom in Erkheim, Germany. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hy1CDp1ehM&list=PL2Zrd0evcOVPuVA8cIpwidwuaKkGmuHj6&index=2&t=0s You will be invited to come to our state-of-the-art design centre in Germany to specify your house. Here, you can be inspired by our show homes and design centre and make choices regarding floors, windows, cladding, doors, roof tiles etc, with advice from our experienced designers. With UK offices based near Cambridge, Baufritz uses only timber construction to create ecological and healthy homes. Our vision is to build homes that combine an unrivalled level of comfort and luxury with an abundance of natural materials, which enable you to enjoy the benefits of environmentally friendly living effortlessly. We understand that the scope of the contract and the timelines vary from client to client, once everything has been agreed and contractually signed, you have full peace of mind. The house you choose would be designed by an architect and the price agreed and quoted for the build will be the fixed price and timescale. In the factory we are able to pre-install sanitation and electrics. We offer a shell construction route for self builders who want to project manage follow up trades – delivering the the house shell, including walls, floors and roof. Self builders can also choose the turnkey route- high-performance shell construction plus complete interior fittings including technical equipment. What's more, we facilitate groundworks, demolition and basement construction through contracts with our third-party specialist suppliers. No two of our houses are the same. Find out more about Baufritz. 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living spaces into the surrounding nature in a very unique way. By tearing down the border between the inside and the outside, they create a completely new and almost unlimited experience of space. The large glass elements of the timber sliding doors can be opened effortlessly as the frame slides smoothly over the fixed glazing on the side. They are produced without a door sash which, if they were incorporated, would take up more of your vital and previous living space. The Internorm HS 330 Timber/Aluminium Lift - Sliding door offers unique design and exceptional comfort, combined with high-quality technology:
  • More light through large glass areas.
  • Available up to a size of 580 x 320 cm.
  • Narrow Internorm sliding frame and frameless side elements.
  • Easy lifting and sliding of the sash with up to 400kg sash weight.
  • U-Value as low as 0.71, Triple Glazed as Standard
  • An Internorm energy efficient product, saving heating costs.
  • Low heat emission, with thanks to Internorm triple glazing.
  • No trip hazard, thanks to low threshold.
  • Attractive colours for individual design requirements.
  • Better stability, thanks to glass fibre threshold.
  • Can be perfectly combined with all other Internorm window systems
Find out more about this product [post_title] => Internorm HS330 Sliding Door [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => closed [ping_status] => closed [post_password] => [post_name] => internorm-hs330-sliding-door [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2025-04-29 12:50:40 [post_modified_gmt] => 2025-04-29 11:50:40 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 28028 [guid] => http://www.self-build.co.uk/?post_type=company&p=55166 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => company [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) ) [post_count] => 1 [current_post] => -1 [before_loop] => 1 [in_the_loop] => [post] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 55166 [post_author] => 2121 [post_date] => 2019-07-11 11:49:05 [post_date_gmt] => 2019-07-11 10:49:05 [post_content] => TIMBER/ALUMINIUM LIFT-SLIDING DOOR HS 330 The timber/aluminium HS 330 lift-sliding door integrates living spaces into the surrounding nature in a very unique way. By tearing down the border between the inside and the outside, they create a completely new and almost unlimited experience of space. The large glass elements of the timber sliding doors can be opened effortlessly as the frame slides smoothly over the fixed glazing on the side. They are produced without a door sash which, if they were incorporated, would take up more of your vital and previous living space. The Internorm HS 330 Timber/Aluminium Lift - Sliding door offers unique design and exceptional comfort, combined with high-quality technology:
  • More light through large glass areas.
  • Available up to a size of 580 x 320 cm.
  • Narrow Internorm sliding frame and frameless side elements.
  • Easy lifting and sliding of the sash with up to 400kg sash weight.
  • U-Value as low as 0.71, Triple Glazed as Standard
  • An Internorm energy efficient product, saving heating costs.
  • Low heat emission, with thanks to Internorm triple glazing.
  • No trip hazard, thanks to low threshold.
  • Attractive colours for individual design requirements.
  • Better stability, thanks to glass fibre threshold.
  • Can be perfectly combined with all other Internorm window systems
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Crafted from genuine clay bricks, each slip retains the rich texture, colour, and durability of full-size bricks—offering an authentic finish without the weight or bulk. Whether you're designing a new build house, modern interior feature wall, a rustic kitchen backsplash, or adding texture to an exterior façade, brick slips offer a practical and stylish solution that blends form with function. Our collection includes a wide variety of colours, textures, and finishes to suit all design preferences. From warm, earthy reds and weathered browns to sleek, contemporary greys and crisp whites, there's a blend to match every vision. Whether you’re aiming for a cosy cottage look, an industrial loft feel, or a bold, urban aesthetic, our brick slips give you the freedom to express your style with ease. Ideal for both residential and commercial projects, brick slips are incredibly versatile and space-efficient. 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Traditional appearance, modern performance Unlike traditional steel windows and doors where the frame was typically formed from a single piece of metal, IDSystems Heritage Doors are manufactured from thermally broken aluminium with a polyamide thermal break between the inside and outside of the frame. The inclusion of the thermal break prevents cold bridging between the exterior and interior surfaces of the frame and preventing condensation from building up on the inside surface of the doors. As a result the system is able to provide vastly superior thermal performance with low U-values from just 1.5W/m²K, exceeding the requirements of Building Regulations Document L. Adding character to builds The neo-industrial style dates back to the 1880s before becoming hugely popular during the Art Deco era of the late 1920s and early 1930s. 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Traditional appearance, modern performance Unlike traditional steel windows and doors where the frame was typically formed from a single piece of metal, IDSystems Heritage Doors are manufactured from thermally broken aluminium with a polyamide thermal break between the inside and outside of the frame. The inclusion of the thermal break prevents cold bridging between the exterior and interior surfaces of the frame and preventing condensation from building up on the inside surface of the doors. As a result the system is able to provide vastly superior thermal performance with low U-values from just 1.5W/m²K, exceeding the requirements of Building Regulations Document L. Adding character to builds The neo-industrial style dates back to the 1880s before becoming hugely popular during the Art Deco era of the late 1920s and early 1930s. 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Luckily, SelfBuild Site Liability Insurance is available to bring you peace of mind that your building plot is protected against risks such as injury to visitors and third party damage. In the period between purchasing your plot and commencing your build, you could be exposed to more risks than you might have thought. As a land owner, you are liable for the safety of any visitors to your site, including building inspectors, contractors, surveyors and even trespassers. Our Site Liability Insurance provides you with £5m of Public Liability Insurance, as well as £10m of Employers’ Liability Insurance, to protect you against third party claims for injury or property damage. You can also take out cover for up to £50k of legal expenses in the event of an incident such as a contract dispute. Once you’re ready to start building, you can extend your cover to include Contract Works, Tools and more (subject to a full quotation). Our flexible cover, designed for self builders, includes:
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  • £10m Employers’ Liability Insurance
  • Optional £50k Legal Expenses Cover
  • Cover available for up to 18 months
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  • £5m Public Liability Insurance
  • £10m Employers’ Liability Insurance
  • Optional £50k Legal Expenses Cover
  • Cover available for up to 18 months
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Rain Activ is an innovative new SuDS (Sustainable Drainage System) that can be used independently or in conjunction with Rainwater Harvesting. Rain Activ is delivered with SuDS run off values, which must be submitted with planning applications. It is able to temporarily store between 750-15,000L of run off water, depending on individual site requirements. Rain Activ utilises a custom built SuDS/filtration element with two sections, an upper and lower section. The upper area filters water from the roof space before it enters the tank. The lower controls the SuDS of Rain Activ. On top of the lower SuDS Chamber is the flow control valve. When water reaches this it will be released from the tank at the predetermined discharge rate. Water below the SuDS chamber will be stored for traditional Rainwater Harvesting. Systems are bespoke designed to meet our customer's requirements, based on individual site drainage figures. 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Rain Activ is an innovative new SuDS (Sustainable Drainage System) that can be used independently or in conjunction with Rainwater Harvesting. Rain Activ is delivered with SuDS run off values, which must be submitted with planning applications. It is able to temporarily store between 750-15,000L of run off water, depending on individual site requirements. Rain Activ utilises a custom built SuDS/filtration element with two sections, an upper and lower section. The upper area filters water from the roof space before it enters the tank. The lower controls the SuDS of Rain Activ. On top of the lower SuDS Chamber is the flow control valve. When water reaches this it will be released from the tank at the predetermined discharge rate. Water below the SuDS chamber will be stored for traditional Rainwater Harvesting. Systems are bespoke designed to meet our customer's requirements, based on individual site drainage figures. 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  • Outstanding Efficiency: Aquarea High Performance is tailored for new installations and homes with low energy consumption. Experience exceptional efficiency, resulting in substantial energy savings, reduced CO2 emissions, and minimal space requirements.
  • Mono-Bloc System: Simplifying installation, the Mono-Bloc system requires only an outdoor unit. It eliminates the need for a refrigerated connection, connecting solely to the heating and/or hot water components.
  • High Efficient R32 Refrigerant: Aquarea employs the environmentally friendly and high-efficiency R32 refrigerant, contributing to both performance and sustainability.
  • A+++ Energy Class: Achieving the highest energy efficiency rating (A+++), Aquarea excels in performance, especially in an average climate with a 35°C water outlet.
  • Versatile Temperature Control: Maintain control with a maximum hydraulic module output temperature of 60°C. Aquarea delivers high heating and cooling capacities, even in the face of low outdoor temperatures.
  • Tailored Software for Low Consumption Homes: Aquarea features specialized software designed for low consumption homes, ensuring efficient operation with a minimum output temperature of 20°C.
  • Extreme Operating Conditions: With the ability to operate in temperatures as low as -20°C and provide cooling even at 10°C, Aquarea offers year-round comfort in various climates.
  • Smart Control and Services: Utilize cloud control and services through the CZ-TAW1 for convenient and efficient management of your Aquarea system.
  • User-Friendly Experience: Aquarea comes with an easy-to-use remote controller, allowing you to effortlessly adjust settings to meet your comfort preferences.
  • Domestic Hot Water: Enjoy hot water throughout the year with the convenience of Aquarea's integrated system, including an external tank for domestic hot water needs.
  • Easy Installation and Maintenance: Aquarea is designed for hassle-free installation and maintenance, ensuring a seamless experience for homeowners and technicians alike.
  • Built-In Features: The system is equipped with a built-in magnet water filter, flow meter, and automatic air purge valve, enhancing performance and ease of maintenance.
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  • Mono-Bloc System: Simplifying installation, the Mono-Bloc system requires only an outdoor unit. It eliminates the need for a refrigerated connection, connecting solely to the heating and/or hot water components.
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  • Versatile Temperature Control: Maintain control with a maximum hydraulic module output temperature of 60°C. Aquarea delivers high heating and cooling capacities, even in the face of low outdoor temperatures.
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  • Domestic Hot Water: Enjoy hot water throughout the year with the convenience of Aquarea's integrated system, including an external tank for domestic hot water needs.
  • Easy Installation and Maintenance: Aquarea is designed for hassle-free installation and maintenance, ensuring a seamless experience for homeowners and technicians alike.
  • Built-In Features: The system is equipped with a built-in magnet water filter, flow meter, and automatic air purge valve, enhancing performance and ease of maintenance.
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without complicated existing skirting removal. These 25mm thick MDF covers accommodate original skirting up to 19mm thickness, enabling quick DIY transformations while maintaining room proportions. Our collection includes popular profiles such as Chamfered, Bullnose, and Ogee designs, each manufactured from high-density, moisture-resistant MDF. Cut costs, reduce dust and debris, to save hours of work and costly damage to the substrate, by simply popping your skirting board cover over the top of your old skirting boards. The covers feature precise engineering to ensure secure fitting over existing boards, while maintaining clean lines and sharp detail definition, without compromising structural integrity. Available in various heights to match original skirting dimensions, these covers arrive primed or undercoated for immediate decoration onsite. Think of skirting board covers as regular skirting boards, with a large rebate to accommodate existing skirting boards, they can also be utilised to cover large cables or pipework. The installation process requires minimal disruption to existing décor, making them ideal for renovation projects. Each cover provides excellent durability and resistance to everyday wear, while the smooth surface ensures professional finishing results. For complete interior coordination, matching architraves are available in corresponding profiles, and plinth blocks to ensure a seamless transition with trims of differing widths. 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These 25mm thick MDF covers accommodate original skirting up to 19mm thickness, enabling quick DIY transformations while maintaining room proportions. Our collection includes popular profiles such as Chamfered, Bullnose, and Ogee designs, each manufactured from high-density, moisture-resistant MDF. Cut costs, reduce dust and debris, to save hours of work and costly damage to the substrate, by simply popping your skirting board cover over the top of your old skirting boards. The covers feature precise engineering to ensure secure fitting over existing boards, while maintaining clean lines and sharp detail definition, without compromising structural integrity. Available in various heights to match original skirting dimensions, these covers arrive primed or undercoated for immediate decoration onsite. Think of skirting board covers as regular skirting boards, with a large rebate to accommodate existing skirting boards, they can also be utilised to cover large cables or pipework. 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They are structural telescopic beams manufactured from strong but lightweight aluminium, which work alongside the trusses or rafters, providing both support for the new floor load and also the existing roof loads. Roof trusses work on a ‘load sharing; basis where each roof truss supports just a 600mm width of roof load and minimal storage loading.  TeleBeam extends this concept further by employing two beams to help carry the additional floor load and the existing roof loading. Modern roof trusses (with their tell tale ‘W’ braces) are constructed of very small timbers and are a very efficient structure in their original state but the huge increase in design loadings makes them very difficult to convert for residential space – but not any more. The TeleBeam system comprises three sections, a central box beam (where the floor in created) and two ‘I’ beam outriggers which telescope to adjust for the ranges in the width of the building.  This makes the beams very light and easy to manoeuvre without having to manhandle long or heavy steel beams where access and getting the beams up onto scaffolding may be difficult. TeleBeams are manufactured in five different lengths which deal with building spans ranging from 5.8m to 8.4m. A set of site-specific structural calculations for the TeleBeams will be provided for every project.  As the loads are spread evenly over the whole building the TeleBeam system can also be used in houses that have a modern timber framed construction. For more information or to get a budget quotation go to our website. 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They are structural telescopic beams manufactured from strong but lightweight aluminium, which work alongside the trusses or rafters, providing both support for the new floor load and also the existing roof loads. Roof trusses work on a ‘load sharing; basis where each roof truss supports just a 600mm width of roof load and minimal storage loading.  TeleBeam extends this concept further by employing two beams to help carry the additional floor load and the existing roof loading. Modern roof trusses (with their tell tale ‘W’ braces) are constructed of very small timbers and are a very efficient structure in their original state but the huge increase in design loadings makes them very difficult to convert for residential space – but not any more. 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Rain Activ is an innovative new SuDS (Sustainable Drainage System) that can be used independently or in conjunction with Rainwater Harvesting. Rain Activ is delivered with SuDS run off values, which must be submitted with planning applications. It is able to temporarily store between 750-15,000L of run off water, depending on individual site requirements. Rain Activ utilises a custom built SuDS/filtration element with two sections, an upper and lower section. The upper area filters water from the roof space before it enters the tank. The lower controls the SuDS of Rain Activ. On top of the lower SuDS Chamber is the flow control valve. When water reaches this it will be released from the tank at the predetermined discharge rate. Water below the SuDS chamber will be stored for traditional Rainwater Harvesting. Systems are bespoke designed to meet our customer's requirements, based on individual site drainage figures. 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Rain Activ is an innovative new SuDS (Sustainable Drainage System) that can be used independently or in conjunction with Rainwater Harvesting. Rain Activ is delivered with SuDS run off values, which must be submitted with planning applications. It is able to temporarily store between 750-15,000L of run off water, depending on individual site requirements. Rain Activ utilises a custom built SuDS/filtration element with two sections, an upper and lower section. The upper area filters water from the roof space before it enters the tank. The lower controls the SuDS of Rain Activ. On top of the lower SuDS Chamber is the flow control valve. When water reaches this it will be released from the tank at the predetermined discharge rate. Water below the SuDS chamber will be stored for traditional Rainwater Harvesting. Systems are bespoke designed to meet our customer's requirements, based on individual site drainage figures. 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Inspired by the natural spiral of a seashell, this staircase introduces a striking architectural feature while maintaining practical, everyday usability. Design & Aesthetics The staircase’s flowing form is defined by a continuous white metal string that acts as both balustrade and visual centerpiece. Its plastered underside enhances the twist and curvature, giving the staircase a clean, sculpted profile. The minimal colour palette keeps the focus on the craftsmanship and elegant geometry, allowing the piece to complement a wide range of interiors. Engineered for Compliance Every aspect of the staircase is designed to meet UK Building Regulations: • Dimensions: Tread depth, riser height and overall proportions follow safety guidelines for comfortable use. • Balustrade & Handrail: The integrated metal string meets required height and continuity standards. • Materials: High-quality metal ensures strength, fire safety and long-term performance. • Accessibility: Step layout and handrail positioning support users of varying mobility needs. Design Development To support informed decision-making, we provide 3D staircase renderings during the design stage, helping you visualise how the staircase will sit within your space. A detailed site survey then captures structural details and spatial constraints, ensuring accurate fabrication and a seamless installation. An optional low-profile centre-post handrail offers enhanced support without reducing tread width or affecting the staircase’s clean visual lines. 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This internal metal curved staircase delivers a refined, sculptural aesthetic supported by meticulous engineering and regulatory compliance–creating a distinctive feature designed for both beauty and everyday functionality. 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Slab 32 is a full and partial fill stone wool slab designed for the thermal insulation of masonry cavity walls. Suitable for use in new builds, renovations or extensions, the lightweight slabs are easy to handle and simple to install providing an accurate fit against the blockwork. Manufactured using NyRock technology, Thermal Cavity Slab 32 delivers the most thermally efficient stone wool cavity insulation currently available in the UK and Ireland*. It has a low thermal conductivity of 0.032 W/mK and is able to resist temperatures of over 1,000ºC achieving the highest Euroclass A1 non-combustibility classification as defined in EN13501-1. 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Suitable for use in new builds, renovations or extensions, the lightweight slabs are easy to handle and simple to install providing an accurate fit against the blockwork. Manufactured using NyRock technology, Thermal Cavity Slab 32 delivers the most thermally efficient stone wool cavity insulation currently available in the UK and Ireland*. It has a low thermal conductivity of 0.032 W/mK and is able to resist temperatures of over 1,000ºC achieving the highest Euroclass A1 non-combustibility classification as defined in EN13501-1. 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Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) is a high-performance engineered wood panel created by layering timber boards at right angles and bonding them together. This results in a strong, stable, and lightweight material ideal for walls, floors and roofs. CLT matches the structural power of concrete and steel while offering a renewable, low-carbon alternative. Why Choose CLT for Sustainable Building? CLT naturally stores carbon, significantly reducing a building’s environmental impact. Sourced from responsibly managed forests, it uses renewable timber and requires far less energy to manufacture than steel or concrete. Its production minimises waste and at the end of its life, CLT can be recycled or repurposed—supporting circular, sustainable construction. Key Benefits of CLT Construction • Exceptional Strength & Durability: Suitable for homes, extensions and multi-storey buildings. • Design Flexibility: Ideal for walls, floors and roofs, supporting simple to highly complex architectural designs. • Fast Assembly: Prefabricated panels enable rapid installation, reducing labour and overall project time. • Energy Efficient: Timber’s natural insulation improves thermal performance and reduces energy use. • Fire Resistance: CLT forms a protective char layer during fire exposure, maintaining structural stability. Innovative Features of CLT CLT’s lightweight structure lowers transportation emissions and reduces on-site preparation costs. It also integrates seamlessly with renewable energy systems—such as solar panels, heat pumps and ventilation technologies—making it an exceptional choice for modern, eco-focused developments. 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Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) is a high-performance engineered wood panel created by layering timber boards at right angles and bonding them together. This results in a strong, stable, and lightweight material ideal for walls, floors and roofs. CLT matches the structural power of concrete and steel while offering a renewable, low-carbon alternative. Why Choose CLT for Sustainable Building? CLT naturally stores carbon, significantly reducing a building’s environmental impact. Sourced from responsibly managed forests, it uses renewable timber and requires far less energy to manufacture than steel or concrete. Its production minimises waste and at the end of its life, CLT can be recycled or repurposed—supporting circular, sustainable construction. 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14:20:50 [post_date_gmt] => 2017-09-14 13:20:50 [post_content] => Bespoke staircase specialist Bisca was commissioned to create a new feature timber flight for a 400-year-old Devonshire shippon (cow shed). The brief was for a stair that would immediately look like part of the existing architecture, complementing the building’s humble provenance. Bisca’s design team took inspiration from the space’s undulating wall finishes and the natural curve of its English oak beams. Over the passage of time these timbers have aged beautifully, now featuring fissures and twists as well as carrying the characterful marks of wear and tear from agricultural use. Today, most oak used in staircases is kiln or air dried to bring the moisture content down and prevent movement in situ. Green oak, on the other hand, goes through a dramatic aging process – but it was the ideal choice to blend with the setting. Bisca chose locally harvested English wood for its attractive grain, which adds to the rustic appearance. The treads were hand carved and stacked to form a sweeping, breath-taking sculptural flight. The upper treads cantilever out from the wall, while the lower versions spiral into a graceful helix. In keeping with the bespoke build, Bisca’s blacksmith hand-forged tapered balusters, which have been capped with a manually-stitched, leather-clad handrail. The entire flight integrates beautifully into the architecture – not least where the iron rails appear to run through the existing oak beam. And best of all, as the years pass the new timber will take on even more character and merge into the original architecture. 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The brief was for a stair that would immediately look like part of the existing architecture, complementing the building’s humble provenance. Bisca’s design team took inspiration from the space’s undulating wall finishes and the natural curve of its English oak beams. Over the passage of time these timbers have aged beautifully, now featuring fissures and twists as well as carrying the characterful marks of wear and tear from agricultural use. Today, most oak used in staircases is kiln or air dried to bring the moisture content down and prevent movement in situ. Green oak, on the other hand, goes through a dramatic aging process – but it was the ideal choice to blend with the setting. Bisca chose locally harvested English wood for its attractive grain, which adds to the rustic appearance. The treads were hand carved and stacked to form a sweeping, breath-taking sculptural flight. The upper treads cantilever out from the wall, while the lower versions spiral into a graceful helix. In keeping with the bespoke build, Bisca’s blacksmith hand-forged tapered balusters, which have been capped with a manually-stitched, leather-clad handrail. The entire flight integrates beautifully into the architecture – not least where the iron rails appear to run through the existing oak beam. And best of all, as the years pass the new timber will take on even more character and merge into the original architecture. 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outstanding carbon performance, prioritizing sustainability and energy efficiency throughout the design and construction phases. In line with our commitment to reducing environmental impact, we avoided the use of rigid foam insulation where possible and instead utilized alternative, eco-friendly materials. The walls were constructed using deep timber frames filled with Warmcell cellulose fibre, a product made from recycled newspaper. This material was blown into closed timber frame panels, providing excellent thermal insulation while promoting a circular economy. The cellulose fibre also contributes to the building’s overall carbon reduction, aligning with our goal of minimizing the carbon footprint of the project. Key features of the project included:Sustainable Construction Materials: The use of Warmcell cellulose fibre for wall insulation not only provided superior thermal performance but also avoided the carbon impact of traditional rigid foam insulation. This environmentally responsible choice contributed significantly to the overall carbon efficiency of the building. • Innovative Structural Solutions: Due to large internal spans and the need for a thin floor construction, steel beams were incorporated to support the upper floor. Our flexibility in design allowed us to use 38x184 CLS timber stud sizes, which are more than twice the depth of standard timber frames, creating ample space for the blown cellulose insulation. • Lightweight Floor Construction: To manage the weight and ensure stability over the large spans, we used metal web posi-joists, sourced from a specialist supplier. This system provided the strength needed while keeping the overall weight down, making it ideal for the project’s specific structural needs. • Thermal Performance with SIPs: For the roof, where thermal performance was crucial and full-height ceilings were desired, Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) were the perfect solution. SIPs provided exceptional insulation, airtightness, and overall energy efficiency, helping to achieve the project’s ambitious sustainability goals. • Finishing Touches: To complete the building's aesthetic, we added a Douglas fir framed roof extension, bringing a natural and stylish finish to the overall design. In addition to providing these structural and insulation solutions, we also supplied and installed Rationel windows, known for their energy-efficient performance and sleek design. This project showcases our ability to integrate sustainable materials and innovative building solutions to create high-performance, carbon-efficient homes. By using a mix of environmentally friendly materials, advanced construction techniques, and custom-designed systems, we delivered a building that is not only energy-efficient but also contributes to a sustainable future. 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In line with our commitment to reducing environmental impact, we avoided the use of rigid foam insulation where possible and instead utilized alternative, eco-friendly materials. The walls were constructed using deep timber frames filled with Warmcell cellulose fibre, a product made from recycled newspaper. This material was blown into closed timber frame panels, providing excellent thermal insulation while promoting a circular economy. The cellulose fibre also contributes to the building’s overall carbon reduction, aligning with our goal of minimizing the carbon footprint of the project. Key features of the project included:Sustainable Construction Materials: The use of Warmcell cellulose fibre for wall insulation not only provided superior thermal performance but also avoided the carbon impact of traditional rigid foam insulation. 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this system has been pioneered to provide unlimited versatility in design. The thermally broken aluminium glass roof systems incorporate sections for the construction of valleys and multi-angle hips, enabling the design to follow traditional and modern styles. This includes lean-to; Victorian; Edwardian; pyramid; or lantern shapes to create unique, one-off structures. Suitable for all domestic and commercial applications that not only meet, but also exceeds Building Regulations. The system is designed with a comprehensive range of accessories such as integral box gutters, caps, vents and tie bars, to enhance the overall elegance and functionality. Key features
  • Multi-angled roof system, custom manufactured to suit your requirements.
  • Energy efficient - compliant with Building Regulations.
  • Heavy duty glazing bars for maximum projection.
  • Structural ring beam - to incorporate bifold doors or sliding doors.
  • Increased ventilation - manual, electric and thermostatic controlled.
  • Severe weather and snow loading rated.
  • Polycarbonate or double glazed toughened glass units plus full range of finishes.
  • Low maintenance and fully guaranteed.
  • Versatility in design
The glass roof systems are manufactured from aluminium, which has been thermally broken by a two part polyurethane resin. Providing optimum strength, long life, with the ability to combat heat loss and reduce the prevalence of condensation. [post_title] => Energy-Efficient Glass Roofs [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => closed [ping_status] => closed [post_password] => [post_name] => idsystems-glass-roofs [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2024-10-02 11:02:24 [post_modified_gmt] => 2024-10-02 10:02:24 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 23699 [guid] => http://www.self-build.co.uk/?post_type=company&p=24377 [menu_order] => 4 [post_type] => company [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) ) [post_count] => 1 [current_post] => -1 [before_loop] => 1 [in_the_loop] => [post] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 24377 [post_author] => 1 [post_date] => 2017-09-21 13:02:28 [post_date_gmt] => 2017-09-21 12:02:28 [post_content] => Through years of technology this system has been pioneered to provide unlimited versatility in design. The thermally broken aluminium glass roof systems incorporate sections for the construction of valleys and multi-angle hips, enabling the design to follow traditional and modern styles. This includes lean-to; Victorian; Edwardian; pyramid; or lantern shapes to create unique, one-off structures. Suitable for all domestic and commercial applications that not only meet, but also exceeds Building Regulations. The system is designed with a comprehensive range of accessories such as integral box gutters, caps, vents and tie bars, to enhance the overall elegance and functionality. Key features
  • Multi-angled roof system, custom manufactured to suit your requirements.
  • Energy efficient - compliant with Building Regulations.
  • Heavy duty glazing bars for maximum projection.
  • Structural ring beam - to incorporate bifold doors or sliding doors.
  • Increased ventilation - manual, electric and thermostatic controlled.
  • Severe weather and snow loading rated.
  • Polycarbonate or double glazed toughened glass units plus full range of finishes.
  • Low maintenance and fully guaranteed.
  • Versatility in design
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