Haggerston Castle: SIP Cladding Project
About the project
ARCHITECT: GIA Ltd
PROJECT TYPE: SIP Cladding
System Products:
142mm SIP Panel
The panels are typically 1220mm wide and can be as long as 7.5 metres in length to suit each individual project. https://sipbuilduk.co.uk/sip-walls/
142mm SIP Panel https://sipbuilduk.co.uk/sip-walls/
Solid I Joist Internal Floors. https://sipbuilduk.co.uk/sip-flooring/
Caberdeck
Caberdeck is a structural decking derived from CaberFloor P5, which meets the standards set out in BS EN312: part 5 and BBA-approved, offering additional confirmation of its quality and efficiency. https://sipbuilduk.co.uk/sip-flooring/
TF200
TF200 is a breather membrane product offered by the company Glidevale Protect. It is a high-performance membrane meant for safeguarding external walls including roof while construction is happening. It also gives extra protection after the building is complete, reducing the chance of condensation building up inside the walls.
Commercial Structure – £tbc + *2016
The costs provided are totally indicative and should be used informatively and not part of any detailed budgeting process. How long is a piece of string comes to mind!!! https://sipbuilduk.co.uk/sip-cost/
We do hope however that this helps to provide a picture of what can be achieved with our structures within different budget ranges.
The Haven holiday park is situated within the lush former grounds of Haggerstone Castle, with its award-winning landscape gardens and picturesque lakes.
Designed with guidance from the architect to complement its lakeside position, the new owners’ lounge offers a light and modern multifunctional space with a bar, restaurant and outdoor terrace.
SIP Build UK, erected the SIP Building System to form both the walls and roof of the lounge.
In alignment with Haven’s dedication to preserving the natural environment, the excellent fabric performance of the Building System should also help to reduce the facilities’ energy requirements.
“It was vital for the new owners’ lounge to be fully complete and ready to welcome guests by the end of the closure season in March. That gave us five months, over the worst of the winter weather, to get the build completed. The SIP Building System really comes into its own in these conditions. We manufactured the panels to our usual high standards and coordinated the panels and packing to eliminate wasted time searching pack after pack for the correct pieces. The panelised design meant there was no need to wait for wet trades to dry and we were able to erect the main shell in just two weeks. Once we had the shell erected and a membrane applied, the building was weathertight meaning the first fix could begin internally whilst the external cladding was being applied”.
