CASE STUDIES

Around 3,000 sq metres of Fermacell dry lining boards has been used on a new build and refurbishment project at Manorfield Primary School in East London.

Fermacell was specified as a backer board for the rainscreen cladding along the fascia of a new hospitality and events building at one of the world’s oldest and most famous cricket clubs.

The speed of installation with Fermacell dry flooring systems is a major benefit, allowing a granular dry screed to be laid on uneven floors prior to the Fermacell overlay systems, eliminating the drying time often associated with wet screed systems.

An insight into the future of local community level primary healthcare over the next two decades has been created by top ten health contractor Willmott Dixon and partner Primary Asset on the BRE Innovation Park.

One of the country’s most imposing university buildings incorporates 12,000 m² of environmentally friendly Fermacell board from Fermacell GmbH.

The environmental methods of manufacture and 100% recyclability of Fermacell partitioning boards have led to the use of the product in the first British primary school to be built with a totally eco friendly innovative timber panel system made from recycled wood cuttings.

When family business Red Rose Drylining applied to become a Fermacell recommend installer they took a novel approach to the task by building their own premises using the product!

More than 20,000 m² of Fermacell dry lining board has been used in the construction of the new £5.6 million Gateway Building at the University of Cumbria, Lancaster Campus.

More than 20,000 square metres of Fermacell board has been used in three different types of application within a superb new £10.75m leisure Centre complex built for Wychavon District Council in Worcestershire.

The environmental credentials of Fermacell board was a key factor in changing the product specification for the internal walls on a new school development built on the old stadium site of Manchester City F.C.

Fermacell wall board is at the heart of Brockington Sports Hall, the curved metal cladding making it a distinctive facility within the state-of-the-art Brockington College in Leicestershire.