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News Release from: Alumasc Exterior Building Products | Subject: M R Swisrail
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 July 2005
New Alumasc wall system for framed
buildings
New Alumasc M R Swisrail wall system for framed buildings satisfies NHBC
Alumasc have recently launched M R Swisrail, a wall system using EWI (External Wall Insulation), specifically engineered for framed steel structures Incorporating an integral 25mm drained airspace, M R Swisrail provides a seamless insulated facade that satisfies NHBC and Building Regulation requirements
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 30 Jun 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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M R Swisrail meets the NHBC requirement for a drained cavity of at least 15mm between the frame and the EWI, whilst the provision of Alumasc Cavity Fire Seal at separating walls and compartment floors satisfies Approved Document B.
The cavity design ensures adequate drainage, whilst preserving the integrity of the insulated system by restricting free air movement.
The development of M R Swisrail brings the benefits of EWI much more easily to steel framed buildings.
M R Swisrail is designed to be faced with the M R Swistherm ST Lightweight Silicone or Mineral Render formulations, providing a high performance seamless external surface in an extensive range of colours.
All openings and details have been fully engineered and an option for a pre-manufactured window pod system is also offered. Request a free brochure from Alumasc Exterior Building Products ...
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