cm | (23 J) | Rn7 ( (M2> j | Patented System INSUUTION BLOCKS FOR CONCRETE BEAM FLOORS 2006 Part solution Very low U values achievable Cost effective construction Quick and easy to install Sutable for domestc & commercial applications Excellent i Guirating Helps achieve high Vf/ 093/02 Accepted NHBC Accepter! INNOVATIONININSULATION architectural cao data 11a sf s

Contents Company profile & producl description 3 Building Rgulations 4 Thermal performance of TETRIS TETRIS - How does it work? 8 Structural concrte options Advantages of TETRIS 9 Certification l're-stressed concr騨te beanis Typical construction procs» 10 Construction dtails 11 Construction notes & pr詩cautions 13 l'hysical properties & dimensions 14 Spcification clause, rf驩rences & 15 gnerai information TETRIS & The Environment Cellecta oprꩢtes a progressive environmcntal policy; ail TETRiS liooring componcnts arc manut.iclured front niaterials which arc fully recyclable. The extruded polystyrne...

INNOVATIONININSULATION Cellecta is one of the UK's largest producVS of environmentallv friendly high performance insulation and assoeated products. With otir production lacility, technical office and national distribution centre situa ted in one location, Cellecta s team of experienced staff is ablc to offer unrivalled customer support, from assistance in selecting the most suitable product that satisfies current lgislation to delivering the right materials direct to site on time. INSULATION BUJCKS FOR CONCflCTE 6CAM f LQQM TETRiS high performance insulation bheks diable builders fo constate!...

Building Rgulations - Part L 2006 To umierine the UK Govemments connnitment to reduce greenhouse gases, it lias amendai Appraved Document L (England and Wates); Conservation o/Fuel and Power, and 鮮mptemented the European Unions Energy Performance of Building Directive (F.PBD). The changes ha a significatif effecton ornent design and construction practices. AU buildings nom have to comply with the new lܩgislation. For Scotiand, the requirements are detailed in Section 6 - Energy, of theScottish Building Standards 2007. Objectives of Part L ADL 2006 sets out to make buildings more energv efficient,...

New BuildingsOther Than Dwellings (L2B) Demonstrating compliance with L2A issimilar to MA but using llieSIJEM methodology rather than SAP. New build non-domesttc L2A energy standards have ban Improved by 28% coropared io ADL Part 2 2<X)2 standards. Compliance with L2A is dcmonstrated bv meeting five crileria: l.The Building Emission Rate (BER) is nogreater lhan the TER. 2. The performance of the a< built dwelting is consistent with the BER. 3. Provisions art* put inplace to ensure the energy efficiency of Ihe building. 4.Ihe building's fahric and fixed services perform no worse than set design...

Thermal Performance Fo complv with the 2006 dition of Ihe Building Rgulations, each floor's thermal performance needs to hejswssed individualh inact ordain f wit 1 l"\ IV 1 I VOV I^JN . , ,'I ■ utr> ., I rvt1 U-valur c.iKu !*itmn ^rvi< c; simplv call 08456 71-71-74 with y our sp驩cifie construction dtails. v.impk's using TETRiS: TvpicaJ detached house Typical run of lerrace houses Typical -iptH iifiit blcuk la P«nm«tr: (6 *5ni| * C x sm) * 4ttLm 1125m 1 H.ISm Penmtitr: (4 k G 2m; + (4 * 11.25m| = flUUV Af*a-12.4 x 22.5 =■ 27Q COm p镯ooirato = 3QM * A 5fi?S as A 2700 U-value achieved (Wm2K) Thickness...

TETRiS - How Does Tt Work? Tlie TETRiS fiooring System comprises three diffrent types of extruded polystyrne (XPS) institution bfocks. Wlien connect騩e together, tfieyfvnn a fiai fixed level above the concrte beams zoith zerocotd bridges, on which a structural concrte finish islnid. O T- blocks: large Insolation blocks (0.75 or 1.5m'» profilcd to suil sp訩cifie pre-stressed concrte floor beams used, 75mm remainsconstant above the beams, *vi tli llie balance dropping between. Gap strips: 75m_ni ikk insulation blo. ks. used lo make upareas (iial T-btocKs do not cover. © Vertical edge strips: Supplied...

Advantages Of The TETRiS Flooring System Cost effective solution comparcd to traditional construction methods. Օ Typical U-values as low as O.llW/nrK achievahlo. giving flexibility in designs of other lments in order to achieve thc required Target Emissions RatingfTER). 驕 Two Code points awardod, compared ta only one fur traditional beam and concrte blocks covered with insulation boards and sereed. Lightweight blocks speed up the installation proa'ss. allowingfor consid蕩rable labour savings, and a rduction in silo Iraffic and off-lnading. Finishcd with a 75mm structural concr镨te topping, vvhich...

Typical Construction Process - insulation blocks Step 1 Build up foundations to desired Step 2 Using 3 TETRiS T-blocks. space Stop 3; Builti in doser blocks. air vents height and Install DPC In accordanco eu! the beams in accordance with design and any concrte blocks to make up with normal building pnctteea. drawtng. arcas where T-blocks do not bridge. Step 4: Build Inner leaf retalnlng wall to a Step 5: Slt TETRiS T-bfocks on the beams Step G: Place vertical edge *trlp (TVES) ■:i:ht of tSOmm obove thc top of thc ond covor ony gap» and concrte blocks oround floor's porimcter end securc toama...

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Construction Dtails - insulation blocks Staggered beams Parallel beams mm Hbnux utishoUat" ITD fig.9) (TDlig.B) Beams at right angles Floor supporting non-load bearing stud wall " ■ i, ■.:.:(- .I.i'-I lOOnttr "1.1,1!. - f ro /)g. toj Floor supporting non-load bearing block wall (TDfig.11) Partitions MtJST eilher be posiiioned direclly above and parallel or perpendicular to Ihe beam. Lightweight non load bearing partition {e.g. 100mm x 2.4m, conslructed trom concrele blocks wilh a maximum density of I400kg/m') exerting a maximum load ol 4.40kN/m nin can be supported on the concrte fintshed floor,...