brick cladding

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a uniquebrick cladding system

innovative

TM

taylormaxwell.co.uk/facades


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use & installation 4

quality & creativity 6

off site manufacturing 21

technical information 22

colour range 28

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Thesystem comprises genuine brick tiles, specially

onto the backing structure and the brick tiles are clipped into

place.

This mechanical clipping feature is unique to

and ensures a high strength faade whilst enabling some

adjustment of tile position during installation.

An innovative and versatile solution, brings exciting

new colour and texture combinations to the construction

industry.

Patented in the UK and worldwide; and fully industry tested

your building project that will last many years.

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has UK and worldwide technical and patent approvals. GB Patent number 2331770


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With a HPS200 galvanised steel

or Grade 304 stainless steel backing section (stainless

steel below the DPC), using frost resistant brick tiles.

The system has an anticipated design life of 60 years in

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Fast and simple:Building with can be

considerably faster than with traditional brickwork, and is

quick and easy to install.

Versatile and aesthetic:A variety of colours and textures

are available,is designed to blend with or

complement most new build or refurbishment projects.

With a variety of sizes and a range of specials,

enables bespoke bonding patterns without compromising

performance or build time.

may be mounted at an angle to achieve a more

easily achieved, adding an extra dimension to any project.

is suitable for use

with a wide range of sub-structures, including concrete,

timber-frame, structural steel, lightweight steel frames,

masonry and structurally insulated panels. Due to the light

weight nature of the system, -clad buildings may

is provided as a

recognised installers.

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performance, airtightness and weatherresistance along with thermal, acoustic,

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easy to use. simple to install

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Through partnerships, is also available as

part of pre-fabricated solutions, where manufacture

takes place under quality controlled, factory conditions,

this allows for construction without delays due to

adverse weather, reduced materials wastage and also

dramatically reduced site construction time. These

panels are either lightweight steel frame or unitised

aluminium systems and are available for larger scale

projects where overall project cost savings can berealised.

Suitability:is suitable for use with a wide

variety of sub-structures including concrete, timber-frame,

structural steel, lightweight steel frames and masonry

and structurally insulated panels. See pages 22-27 for

technical information.

On a suitable structure, with vertical support

at 600mm max centres, the

pumped mortar.

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Strength:

designed to interlock vertically.

brick-tiles are simply clipped

into place. The clipping process ensures that

consistent horizontal joints are achieved, whilst

vertical joint spacing can be adjusted to suit

design requirements.

Simplicity:Once all brick-tiles are installed

and the quality approved, mortar is applied.

The mortar is typically 1:1:6, cement:lime:sand

mix applied using a pump system. Prebagged

Parex Historic KL mortar is preferred as it has

and suits the characteristics of the tiles. The

see page 5 for colours)

Design and technical support: We offer

comprehensive in house technical support, including

CAD and PDF typical details.

The team offer detailed technical, product

and design advice on the use of the system and its

applications.

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Special shapes: We offer a range of special shapes

required.

The Parex range of advanced

is especially formulated for

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historickl range

has UK and worldwide technical and patent approvals.

EA255

Light Grey

EA250

Sandstone

EA262

Bathstone

EA264

Light Brown

EA265

Mid Brown

EA254

Dark Brown

EA263

Brick Red

EA266

Dark Red

EA256

Mid Grey

EA257

Dark GreyArch Set

CM.1 One piece -

External return brick-tile (LH or RH)

CM.2 A Stop end brick-tile

(LH or RH)

CM.1 A Site bonded -

External return brick-tile (LH or RH)

CM.3 Soldier

brick-tile

CM.4 Air brick-tile

For further information onrecognised mortar installersplease contact us.


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/quality & creativity

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novotelgreat western quarter,brentford

Client:Accor

Designer:Leech Rhodes Walker Architects

Contractor:Willmot Dixon

Sub-contractor: UK Facades

The build consists of a hybrid in-situ and pre-cast concrete

frame with a Metsec envelope and brick slip cladding.


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residentialgreat western quarter,brentford

Client:Barrat Homes

Contractor:Barrat Homes

Sub-contractor:Stanmores

Barrats rapidly growing Great West Quarter (GWQ) is

along Brentfords historic Golden Mile. This overlooks the

expansive greenery of Richmond and the Royal Botanic

Gardens at Kew. This 12 acre site will contain over 700 new

homes.

Large format .


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sainsburys

melton mowbrayClient:Sainsburys

Contractor:Simons Construction Ltd.

Sub-contractor:A20 Ltd.

500sqm of was used on the construction of this

project. Fitting to a timber frame, Sainsburys needed a

fast track cladding system as they had a time restricted

build programme. was chosen for its speed and

simplicity, when compared to traditional building methods.


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north shields metro

Designer:Sadler Brown Architects

Contractor:May Gurney Rail Division

Sub-contractor:Buildroute

provided a quality and cost effective solution to provide

wall construction.

installation from the critical path.

Large Format .


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birmingham cityuniversitybirmingham

Client:Birmingham City University

Designer:Associated Architects

Contractor:Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd.

Sub-contractor:Alumet Systems (UK) Ltd.

was originally only going to be used for the

glazed brick sloping window reveals as this ne-gated the

need to use pre-cast concrete supports for traditional

brickwork. The cost saving this provided meant they could

use the over the whole scheme, some 2,700sqm

of was supplied, in 6 different colours.

TMwere approached to provide cladding solutions for

the window reveals and a multi coloured strip around

the bottom of the building. Traditional brick would not be

suitable for the technical reveals and colour differences.


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shakespeare househackney

Client:Shoreditch Housing Associatuion

Designer: bptw Architects

Contractor:

Sub-contractor:Paneltec

Shakespeare House was a poor quality housing block with

inadequate living areas, small kitchens and bathrooms

and a lack of amenity space. bptw architecture worked

regenerate the block.

Externally, Shakespeare House was overclad with

building which will also be completely insulated to improve

residents.


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collegelandsstudent accomodation,glasgow

Client:

Designer:Manson Architect

Contractor:Watkin Jones

Speed of construction was essential for this high rise

student accommodation in central Glasgow.

Over 5000m!of was installed entirely from

scissor lifts over 6 months, mainly throughout the harsh

winter months with temperatures consistently remaining

below freezing.

The strict design and planning stipulations led to the use

of over 80,000 corners to achieve a traditional double pillar

detail that replicated existing buildings, which allowed

to achieve a traditional brick faade with a

modern, fast track form of construction. The through

sections.


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royal devon &exeter hospitalexeter

Client: Exeter and the Royal Devon & Exeter NHSFT

Designer:Devereux Architects

Contractor:

Sub contractor: Progressive Systems

is a single building, which will be shared by the University

of Exeter, Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry

and the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust

for education and training purposes.

The use of the system provided an ideal solution

to the design intent for a pitched facade which could not

be achieved using a standard brick.

TheForticrete Walling Stone supplied included a mixture

of both fair face and split face blocks which were used in a

unique design along the side building.


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ashtead stationClient:Network Rail

Designer:bpr Architects

Contractor:Raymond Brown

Sub-contractor:Davant Cladding & Painting

Construction has recently been completed on a 1.35m

contract for South West Trains to modernise Ashtead

The station entrance has been completely refurbished with

a newer, brighter and larger booking hall.

The contract included demolishion of the existing 1970s

pre-fabricated Clasp station buildings and replacing

with new modular station buildings, which are based on

Network Rails Modular station design.

The design has been commended for its simple elegance,

crisp lines, disciplined order and openness.

The upgrade of Ashtead station will make a noticeable

difference for the community and businesses in the townwho depend on the railway every day.


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hassocks stationClient:Network Rail

Designer:bpr Architects

Contractor:Raymond Brown

Sub-contractor:Davant Cladding & Painting

This brand new, much awaited station building has been

built as part of the Department for Transports National

noticeable and lasting improvements for passengers who

use the station.

replaced with a state of the art modern building however,

knowing that the subject of a new station was very close

to the hearts of Hassocks residents, Southern worked

closely with the Hassocks Rail Group & bpr architects/

TMon developing the station design even to the point of

the traditionally built, existing nearby railway cottages.

The previous station was built in 1972 and became no

station building was to make it easier for railway staff to

maintain, and provide more resistance to vandalism.


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st ambrose collegeClient:St Ambrose College

Designer:Sheppard Robson

Contractor:Balfour Beatty

TMwas approached in 2009 to deliver the facade

materials for the 24million buildings that would be sited

on the schools sports area.

Whilst a traditional brick option was initially proposed,

the brick cladding system was subsequently

and, crucially, complied with the contractors zero-harm

policy on scaffolding.

TMwere particularly keen to impress on the contractor

Balfour Beatty the excellent health and safety rating

of using , which does not require scaffolding

to install. The lightweight and easy-to-install nature of

allows installation to take place from scissor lifts.

Jonathan Davis, from Sheppard Robson, says: The

brick system was suggested as a means to avoid

scaffolding and get the building water-tight rapidly. SheppardRobson worked closely with TMto review previous projects

that had used the system, and to carefully select the right


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ibis hotelbrighton

Client:

Designer:Stride Treglown

Contractor:McAleer & Rushe

The brief was to offer a brick slip system that was quick &

easy to install but robust enough to go all the way down

sympathetic to materials on existing architecture in the

immediate area.

Dorchester red traditional brickwork used on the build.



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/off sitemanufacturing

Panels are able to be pre-fabricated by specialists off

site, ready for speedy assembly on site, saving time and

money.

in mind.

Kingspan - Mid Kent College, pre-fabricated light steel framed panels.


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recognised installers provide nationwide coverage.

On a suitable structure which has support at a maximum

of 600mm staggered centres.

property

Nominal weight of system

including mortar

Resistance to wind loading and

wind driven rain (BS 6375)

Fire performance

(UEAtc MOAT 43: hard and soft bodies)

Water vapour transmission

resistance

Frost resistance of brick clay tiles(EN:771)

Nominal tile face dimension

Tile size tolerance

result

68 kg/m!

Exposure Class 2000

Class 0 surfaces

Class E3 (performance)

Class E2 (safety)

8.5 MNs/g

F.2

System retains high integrity

215 x 65mm

Mean of 10 between 213 and 217mm

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Cavity formed using galvanised

steel 'top hat' or 'Z' sectionsInsulated steel frame

Internal finishes

Concrete slab

DPM below concrete slab

Self drilling fixings to suit stud

and insulation specification

Corium tile

HPS200 Corium rails

above DPC level

Rigid insulation board with taped

joints (provides vapour barrier)

Optional DPC

Stainless steel Corium rails

and fixings below DPC level

Insulating blockwork

Foundation

Damp proof coating to

underside of insulation

foundation detail


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window section - trimmed reveal

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Soldier brick-tile (CM.3) or

3 courses of standard tiles



HPS200 Corium rails



Insulated steel frame


steel 'top hat' or 'Z' sections

Internal finishes

Standard Corium tile

Lintel trim

Window reveal depth varies

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horizontal movement joint

Max15mm

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Corium tile fixed with epoxy adhesive

Corium tile

Corium rail adjusted to allow gap

for movement



HPS200 Corium rails

Mastic sealant



Gap in vertical rails

Insulated steel frame


steel 'top hat' or 'Z' sections

Internal finishes


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vertical movement joint on timber frame

K?


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600600600600

1200

Typical support centres

Maximum fixing centres

2400mm Corium rails Position of fixings to perimeter

Staggered fixings


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note: 1. Please use the reference numbers for initial sample selection

tiles are produced with a red body. Extremely durable colours

white 3610 10100 6026

2327 12000 13010

120250 23500 25600

23302329 2332 2313

23112310 10090 2321

plaincolours


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23342333 2336 2325

1220012280 74310 29270

2900129180 29110 14193

23162314 42010 2309

6107063000 92100 2320


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33207 93801 17303

13392

13001

13002 29270 with 133 + 240

15601 2615 with 13302 + 29270 12274

13372 + 1334213342 13003 15653

1560373311 75110 14090

redmultis

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7321074010 74117 93807

1226412244 86305 13302

22000 with 13302 + 27075075 74110 15611

9381615630 with Rustic Edge 92905 14191

15610 + 133 with Rustic Edge140 74210 13362


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29000 2706 + 2903 + AMM16X 29050

7101073010 73318

7331573110 94186 73310

9370093400 93811 410

9377093880 10100 with 2904 + 2905 60053

buff andyellowmultis

brownmultis

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blue &

greymultis

23511290 29010 29013

7501063000 73315 + RS100 92800

9418035500 93808

9379092960 93800 93750

1021010140 60003 10191


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specialblends

520102321 + 70

Granville Dark Hand Blended Granville Light Hand Blended



special sizesTo date we have manufactured the following height tiles.

50mm

65mm

140mm

215mm

for lengths please consult our technical department.

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/other options327 x 215mm Large Format tiles.


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glazed tilesWe offer a standard range of both

8104+E 8110+E

8111 8111+E 8112

8103 8109 7776+E

7783+E 7791+E 7767+E

8105+E 8106+E 7768+E

7778 + E 7787+E 7763+E

8096+E 8096 8114

8112+E 8116+E 8115+E

7770+E 7778+E 2 x 810+E

8119 + E 8118 + E 8117+E

72000

860

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The Promenade

Clifton

Bristol BS8 3NW

feeling inspired?contact your nearest facades solutions provider

Taylor Maxwell GlasgowCenturion Business Park, 3 Seaward Place, Kinning Park, Glasgow, G41 1HH

T: 0141 418 0300 F: 0141 418 0500 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell Edinburgh1a Clerk Street, Loanhead, Edinburgh, EH20 9DPT: 0131 448 2020 F: 0131 448 2720 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell North East

Unit 16, Bankside, The Watermark, Gateshead, NE11 9SYT: 0191 460 4736 F: 0191 461 1115 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell LeedsUnit 1, Bramley Grange, Skeltons Lane, Leeds, LS14 3DW


Taylor Maxwell ManchesterCarlton House, 18 Albert Square, Manchester, M2 5PET: 0161 832 5213 F: 0161 832 0926 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell Nottingham9 The Triangle, Enterprise Way, ng2 Business Park, Nottingham NG2 1AET: 0115 969 9351 F: 0115 986 1940 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell Birmingham

6080 Knights Court, Solihull Parkway, Birmingham Business Park, B37 7WYT: 0121 329 1440 F: 0121 779 5593 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell Cardiff13 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9HA


Taylor Maxwell BristolTaylor Maxwell House, The Promenade, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 3NWT: 0117 923 7083 F: 0117 973 8255 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell BarnetCosmo House, 53 Wood Street, Barnet, EN5 4BST: 0208 440 0551 F: 0208 440 0552 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell Witham

The Matchyns, Rivenhall End, Witham, CM8 3HAT: 01376 515 055 F: 01376 515 066 E: [email protected]

Taylor Maxwell Leatherhead

Ashcombe House, 5 The Crescent, Leatherhead, Surrey KT22 8DYT: 01372 388 366 F: 0118 930 2888 E: [email protected] Maxwell WinchesterWinchester House, Basingstoke Road, Kings Worthy, Winchester, SO23 7QFT: 01962 718 240 F: 01962 715 983 E: [email protected]

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