Case Studies

  AKA ‘Smedley’s Hydro’ with its ‘water cure’ The East Wing of Matlock County Hall, a Grade II Listed building, is quite plain compared with the rest of the building…

How to ensure a warm interior for the barn occupants subject to the extremes of the North Pennine weather. Dry Gap Farm Barn sits in an exposed position on the Pennine moors, and presents a modest ext…

2 Minute read Uneven rafters with definitely make the job of reroofing and insulating more challenging TLX Gold is the right material for the job as it’s flexible and insulates too You can ac…

The Grade 2 listed Bristol South swimming pool dates from 1931, the architect Charles Dening having based his design on those of the London bath houses. It was the local authorityââ‚'s target (yes! t…

No condensation risk? Although one of the main reasons for using TLX Gold is because its breathability ensures that there is no condensation risk, in fact itââ‚'s even smarter than this! The shiny go…

2 Minute read Halifax Theatre: not only historic, but curved… Halifaxââ‚'s Victoria Theatre was opened in 1901. It is situated at the junction of two roads, with a curved frontage and a section…

3 Minute read A sympathetic conversion of a 16th century building to securing its future in modern times Introducing insulation at roof level was proving to be a challenge By fitting TLX Gold with 50…

The challenge: How to re roof in limited rafter depth without counter battening, yet upgrade the thermal performance at the same time? Lincoln Station was opened in 1848 and serves as a hub for the Ea…

A project dating from 1511 Thornbury Castle is a Tudor country house which dates from 1511. It was acquired by Henry VIII when he had the owner executed! He stayed there with Anne Boleyn in 1535, and …

Grade I listed Nestled next to the imposing grandeur of York Minster is St Williamââ‚'s College, a jettied timber-framed Grade 1 Listed building with magnificent medieval halls within. Dating from 14…