All Building articles in Specifier 17 March 2006

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    2006-03-17T00:00:00Z

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    Structures

    2006-03-17T00:00:00Z

    This foray into the world of building structures begins with this startling, earthquake-proof house suspended over a New Zealand cliff-face. Plus overleaf we report on the vexed subject of new European standards, look at the costs of concrete repair and offer guides to products and suppliers

  • Features

    Costs: Concrete repairs

    2006-03-16T16:59:00Z

    The concrete repair sector is big business, but work is often done haphazardly, causing worse problems. Anthony Waterman of BRE examines repair options and their whole-life costs

  • Features

    Checklist

    2006-03-16T16:56:00Z

    Structural Eurocodes are gradually being phased in, with the latest publication covering wind loading. So is this good news or bad? Scott Brownrigg and Barbour Index offer a guide

  • Weber SBD’s epoxy resin repair system Epoxy Plus has been used to restore the roof timbers at the Roundhouse, a performance venue in Camden, north London.
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    Products

    2006-03-16T16:48:00Z

    Masonry reinforcement, anchor bolts, plastic mountains and much more from the companies that make those all-important structural products. Plus, restoring Camden's Roundhouse and industry news

  • The Jagged Edge House is designed to look like a large shard of schist on the cliffside
    Features

    Structures

    2006-03-16T16:30:00Z

    This foray into the world of building structures begins with this startling, earthquake-proof house suspended over a New Zealand cliff-face. Plus overleaf we report on the vexed subject of new European standards, look at the costs of concrete repair and offer guides to products and suppliers