External Wall Insulation
The Strikotherm EWI (External Wall Insulation) System offers high thermal efficiency and a durable, long lasting finish. Combining expanded polystyrene and mineral fibre insulation boards to achieve a design u-value through the wall is a cost effective and proven modern method of construction.
The Strikotherm System has BBA Certification for 25 years design life, incorporating wind loadings, fire resistance, impact resistance and condensation characteristics.
The specification and design process for Strikotherm EWI will involve:
- Calculations to achieve u-values for new or existing walls (to Part L Building Regs)
- Full specification and CAD detailing
- Recommendations on design detailing such as window cills and copings
- Provision of approved recommended contractors
- Technical completion certification and site visit

More illustrative technical detailing can be seen in our ProRend EIFS pages; EIFS is developed for the general construction market in the UK, with Strikotherm being better suited to larger commercial and residential projects.
Strikotherm system are particularly suited to the current measures under the Community Energy Savings Programme (CESP) along with the Carbon Emissions Reduction Target (CERT), which forms part of the national obligation to reduce our carbon footprint. SAS are also working in anticipation of The Green Deal, due to commence in 2012.
Related Developments
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Wembley Stadium
This landmark development employed the highend Strikotherm EWI system across entrance halls, stairwellls and food courts.
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Victoria Dock
Doc Fictoria is set alongside the beautiful harbour of Caernarfon, looking out over the scenic Menai Straits and the Isle of Anglesey, all just a few minutes walk from the historic town centre.
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My Hotel
Delivered by Wilmott Dixon utilising concrete frame and Metsec infill.
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Litchfield Street
Developed by Watkin Jones Student Accomodation, Lichfield Street comprises refurbishment of an existing rundown structure to create 157 student bed spaces.
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