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Marshalls Manifesto for Homescapes In his address to Parliament the Housing Minister stated the urgent need to build more homes in the UK not only because the demographic imperative demands it, but also that the house building industry can significantly contribute to a sustainable economic recovery. Marshalls is supporting the campaign to encourage more house building within the UK and believes good design is fundamental to achieving high-quality, attractive places that are socially, economically and environmentally sustainable to boost local economies and attract inward investment. Marshalls pledge to: • To use our knowledge and expertise to provide house builders with the tools and integrated product solutions they need to create better landscapes • To support and champion the campaign to increase housebuilding within the UK, to boost local economies and attract inward investment • To encourage social interaction within communities through thoughtful design and engagement • To commit to the values that promote humanity in landscaping, as well as the integration of both pedestrian and transport infrastructure, creating successful and sustainable environments for all • To provide easily accessible information, resources and guidance to creating better residential and public realm environments • To lead the industry in providing products which offer sustainable solutions which care for the environment • To provide landscapes which offer residents and communities flexible, distinctive and unique spaces, designed with their needs in mind
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Marshalls has enhanced the housing landscape across the UK with; Barratt Homes Taylor Wimpey Persimmon Homes Bellway Homes Berkeley Group Galliford Try McCarthy & Stone Crest Nicholson Lovell Partnership Gladedale Miller Homes Bloor Homes Redrow Homes Bovis Homes Willmot Dixon Fairview Homes Countryside Properties Cala Homes Telford Homes Kier Partnership Stewart Milne Galliard Homes Morris Homes Weston Homes Cruden Homes Watkin Jones Keepmoat Homes Croudace Homes Places for people William Davis Tulloch Homes Octagon Homes Antler Homes McInerney Homes Millgate Homes
...and many other leading house building companies For the full list and more information on our home offer, please visit www.marshalls.co.uk/home Marshalls is a member of the Home Builders Federation. HBF is the voice of the home building industry in England and Wales, they represent member interests on a national and regional level to create the best possible climate in which they can deliver the homes this country needs. For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Contents Introduction 5 Better Homes, Better Living
6 - 13
Code for Sustainable Homes
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What is Homescapes?
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Why choose Marshalls?
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Homescapes Case Studies
20 - 33
Homescape Sectors
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Walling, Cladding & Internal Flooring
36 - 53
Paving
54 - 77
Kerb
78 - 83
Water and Traffic Management
84 - 99
Street Furniture
100 - 111
Urban Structures
112 - 117
Driveways and Patios
118 - 127
The Code for Sustainable Homes - Marshalls Product Grid
128 -131
The Code for Sustainable Homes - Process Chart
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Introduction We are delighted that Stewart Baseley has agreed to contribute a thoughtful introduction to this Home Landscapes book. Finding solutions to these problems rests with a Coalition Government now fully aware of the scale of the challenges it faces. The building blocks of the new system will be contained in the Localism Bill that is currently progressing through Parliament, to be supported by a much simplified and pro-growth set of national planning policy guidance. The system relies on the Authorities to want to see more homes built in their areas.
Stewart Baseley has been on the board of HBF since 2002 and has served as its Executive Chairman since 2005. Under his tenure he has positioned HBF as a highly respected and influential representative body and on Planning, Regulation and Sustainability, issues which reflect house builders’ concerns. In addition to his duties for HBF Stewart is a board member of the NHBC, Banner Homes, H+H in Denmark and Habitat for Humanity UK. He is also a consultant to Highlander Partners (Central Europe) LP; Chairman of Housebuilder Media Ltd; co Chairman of the Zero Carbon Taskforce and a patron of the Children with Special Needs charity.
Our country now has a housing shortfall we estimate to be around a million homes, whilst in 2010 we built fewer than at any point since the 1920’s. This has resulted in a huge reduction in capacity in the house building industry and its supply chain. Socially too there are significant implications. First time buyers, the lifeblood of the housing market have all but disappeared, forcing young people to stay with their parents longer or delay starting their own family. There are now an estimated 5 million people on Local Authority waiting lists. There is an ongoing lack of mortgage availability that has hit the first time buyer in particular which remains a barrier in the short term. A lack of viable developable land with planning permission also remains a consistent longer term constraint. Simply put, if the planning system does not deliver enough land in areas where people want to live, our industry cannot build the necessary number of homes.
Commitment to a ‘presumption in favour of sustainable development’ was very welcome and, if used correctly by Local Authorities could see an increase in planning permissions. The Budget included £250m for FirstBuy, a shared equity scheme in partnership with house builders to help first time buyers. In today’s economic climate it was a statement of intent from a Government starting to appreciate the economic and social benefits of building more homes. The Budget contained a change to the zero carbon policy such that house builders will no longer be responsible for the carbon emissions from appliances in new homes, a practical move that will reduce costs. Creating an environment in which we can build more homes is in the country’s interest. Every home built creates 1.5 full time jobs plus two or three times that number in the supply chain. The country desperately needs the economic boost house building can provide, on top of the obvious social benefits. Whilst recent announcements by Government have demonstrated it is committed to increasing supply, much more action is required to create an environment in which we can actually build more homes. If we can get the business environment right, the industry and its suppliers stand ready to deliver the homes the country needs.
Stewart Baseley Executive Chairman Home Builders Federation
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Better Homes, Better Living Humanity in Landscaping
Craigmillar Estate, Edinburgh
A fundamental shift has taken place in the way we think about and design our streets and residential areas. Here we take an experts view on how good design is fundamental to achieving high-quality, attractive places that are socially, economically and environmentally sustainable.
The benefits of good design are all about how easily people are able to use given facilities and the contribution these facilities make to improving their lives. Marshalls is committed to the values that promote humanity in landscaping, as well as the integration of both pedestrian and transport infrastructure which, when combined, creates a successful and sustainable environment for all. Our streets have obvious community functions, including place and movement, the need to allow for access, provision of parking and accommodation of drainage, utilities and street lighting. They should be designed pragmatically to meet the needs of pedestrians and cyclists as well as to accommodate the movement of motorised traffic.
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Here we discuss the key considerations when designing for urban landscapes. Marshalls subscribes to the Department of Transport’s Manual for Streets publication which asserts that good design is fundamental to social, economic and environmental sustainability. The elements of good design fall naturally out of these. In the discussion Marshalls draws on the expertise of Architect Sheena Braeburn using an award winning housing development , Wauchope Square, Craigmillar, Edinburgh as an example of best practice
Sheena Raeburn CMLI, MLI, MDES, BDES Sheena is an award winning Landscape Architect and co–owner of Ian White Associates Ltd., Stirling. An expert in Landscape Masterplanning and implementing schemes for public realm, historic sites, schools and housing, she is committed to improving the environments where people live and work through rigorous planning and keen practicality.
Character and Identity The positive features of a place and its people contribute to its special character and sense of identity. They include landscape, building traditions and materials, patterns of local life, and other factors that make one place different from another. The best places are memorable, with a character which people can appreciate easily. Designing for local distinctiveness involves taking into consideration local surroundings, culture and character, as well as selecting the right building materials and landscaping to complement its surroundings.
The Elements of Good Design
DIVERSITY
CHARACTER
A place with variety and choice
A place should have its own identity
CONTINUITY & ENCLOSURE
ADAPTABILITY
Public and private spaces should be clearly distinguished
A place should be able to change easily
QUALITY OF PUBLIC REALM
LEGIBILITY A place should have a clear image and be easy to understand
EASE OF MOVEMENT
A place should have attractive and successful outdoor areas
A place should be easy to get to and move through
This was demonstrated successfully on the award-winning Wauchope Square, Craigmillar development in Edinburgh, a residential area named as the fourth most deprived within Scotland. Sheena explains “In keeping with its sense of place and identity prominent buildings, including two existing churches next to the site, were utilised to generate the street geometry and act as focal points to terminate key views. Connecting Craigmillar back to the city was of key importance and this was achieved by ensuring views through the development towards the historical Arthur’s Seat, visually reconnecting Craigmillar back to the city of Edinburgh.”
Consideration should be given to integrating new and old buildings which may happily co-exist, whilst conserving an area’s natural features, such as lakes, rivers, wildlife, habitats and historical landmarks. Alongside designing for local distinctiveness is the need to put people first as identified in the Department for Transport’s Manual for Streets publication which identifies streets as a major element of ‘placemaking’ whilst emphasising their role in creating successful neighbourhoods. The Manual highlights the need for streets to be designed not just to accommodate the movement of motor vehicles, but that they should meet the needs of pedestrians and cyclists, whilst instilling a sense of identity for residents and encouraging community engagement. Landscape Architect, Sheena Raeburn says “Successful placemaking is at the heart of the vision for regeneration. Design quality is seen as a way to encourage investment into the area in order that a sustainable community can be created.” Craigmillar Estate, Edinburgh
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Thriving places are distinctive and memorable with all the elements of the built environment working together to create a character that reflects the identity of the place and its community.
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Encouraging continuity and enclosures Buildings can define open spaces by enclosing them. The activities inside buildings can bring life and activity to the edges of public spaces and buildings can secure private open spaces by closing them off and overlooking them. Streets, squares, parks and other spaces can be defined by appropriately scaled buildings and trees. The height of buildings should relate to the width and importance of the space (including streets) which they enclose. The massing and height of a building should also have regard to the degree to which it will overlook and overshadow other buildings.
Creating a place where public and private spaces are clearly distinguished involves the successful relationship between the buildings and the street.
Public spaces are clearly defined by both their locations at key points or junctions in the street. Buildings which follow a continuous building line around a street block and contain the private space within back yards or courtyards are often more successful than individual buildings that stand in the middle of a site. Buildings with live edges, such as shopfronts, doors directly to the street, or residential upper floors, enable people to keep an eye on public space and make it feel safer.
A sense of enclosure can be provided by hedges and street trees where spaces have good orientation and views and are interconnected or embedded within the neighbourhood for maximum use. Trees and hedges can also contribute to the framework of the street and soften the effect of the hardscape and built form. At Wauchope Square, private gardens comprised grass, hedging and street trees were permeable enough to encourage interaction and neighbourly activity. The limited parking was delineated within the curtilage of the buildings with different coloured paving blocks from the rest of the street. The private realm is an extension of the building to the private gardens; the garden extends to the street overlapping into the public realm. Sheena says “Public spaces are clearly defined by both their locations at key points or junctions in the street, and also by the arrangement of hard and soft landscape elements and robust street furniture.”
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Craigmillar Estate, Edinburgh
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Quality of the public realm Anyone who is designing a building, or any other structure, is helping to shape the public realm. How attractive a public space is, and how well people treat it, will partly depend on the arrangements made for its management and on how easy it is to maintain. The success of the public realm depends on the arrangement of its paving, planting, lighting, orientation, shelter, signage and street furniture designed to accommodate all users, including the disabled, elderly and providing a safe place to meet and socialise in pleasant surroundings. Open and green spaces which respect existing natural features and encourage biodiversity, along with quality landscaping products, durable and aesthetically pleasing street furniture and adequate lighting around a public realm space, will encourage community interaction and increase feelings of happiness and security for residents.
Woodberry Grove, Finsbury Park
Creating a space where humans rather than vehicles are a priority actively encourages human movement either by cycle, walking or running. This concept, called Shared Surfaces, was used to great effect at Wauchope Square. The scheme has the most widespread use of this concept in Scotland, where there is no delineation between pavement and roadway. Children are able to play in the street space and it is the vehicles which have to slow down and stop for pedestrians. Sheena explains “Features such as soft and hard landscaping and unconventional road geometry were used to slow vehicles. The road was narrowed to 3m in places to slow vehicle speeds which effectively became passing places. High quality paving setts and cubes were laid throughout the shared surface and subtly delineated, yet linked, parking spaces, shared street areas and private curtilages. There was a strong commitment to no or little street clutter with no unnecessary signage, or road markings – all of which contribute toward creating a welcoming and distinct place.”
Craigmillar Estate, Edinburgh
Well-designed public spaces are functioning parts of a network of pedestrian routes, providing for the needs of all users. Streets and street junctions that are designed as public spaces (rather than just traffic routes) are likely to be more convenient for all users. Street trees and street lighting can reinforce the character and relative importance of a route. Making use of natural assets such as water, riversides, slopes, trees and other planting helps to create attractive spaces and encourages biodiversity.
Barnsbury Park, Islington
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Ease of movement A place should always be easy for everyone who uses it to navigate around, whether they are on foot or by bicycle, car or public transport. Pedestrians in particular should be able to get around safely and conveniently. Making a place more walkable and accessible will help reduce car use and in turn reduce congestion and air pollution and improve public health. The convenience, safety and comfort with which people go to and pass through buildings, places and spaces play a large part in determining how successful a place will be. Well-designed streets encourage people to use them, and make going outside a safe and pleasant experience.
Streets are more than just traffic channels for vehicles, and should offer a safe and attractive environment for all.
New Broughton, Salford
A well-designed urban structure has a network of connected spaces and routes, for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles. At Wauchope Square the masterplan for the scheme established key routes which linked into the surrounding network of roads, pavements, and cycle ways, encouraging connectivity between neighbourhoods and avoiding the common, yet misguided practice of detached enclaves of development. Walkable access to local amenities was also key to ensuring good connectivity of this new area with the remaining modern social housing to the east, and the proposed new town centre to the west. Public transport should be designed as an integral part of the street layout and minimising walking distances between major land uses and public transport makes public transport easier to use and available to as many people as possible. Public realm spaces are often the lifeblood of a community and creating better landscapes for all through careful design and planning can help an area thrive and flourish, bringing inward investment to the area and helping to stimulate the economy in previously deprived and decaying areas.
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Using landmark buildings such as town halls, community centres, churches or schools are all useful ways to encourage local distinctiveness.
Incorporating a sense of legibility into the design We intuitively use all sorts of clues to navigate. The size and type of buildings tell us whether we are on an important route or a side street. Buildings, landscape or public art can stand out from the everyday fabric of a place, making its location more memorable. This is important for people who are visiting for the first time and want to feel confident and relaxed in order to enjoy a place and all its attractions, and not anxious about getting lost. But it is also very important for people with learning disabilities, who do not necessarily find ordinary signage helpful. A place that has a clear image and is easy to understand helps people to navigate their way around in clear, visible and precise ways. It is a crucial element in creating residential and public realm spaces which are frequently used and contribute to feelings of safety, enhanced wellbeing offering a connection with its identity. Whether this is through landmarks, gateways or focal points, designers should establish links between routes and destinations with adequate signage, layouts, area plans or planting which all give places their form, structure and functionality.
Even the choice of hard landscaping materials can add interest The design, location and function of buildings can reinforce the identity and character of the routes and spaces they serve. Concentrating the most active uses on main routes and around focal points will contribute to the vitality of a place. Civic and community buildings, located around public spaces, provide symbols of community identity and a focus for civic life. Even the choice of hard landscaping materials can add interest, uniqueness and aid legibility through the use of high quality paving, street furniture configurations or natural stone sculpture. This was put into practice at Wauchope Square where the local school became the important focal point within the development, and the shared surface streets provided safe, clear routes straight to the school. These routes were punctuated by a series of attractive public spaces; rather than road junctions, these spaces are people junctions - designed with consideration of the needs of the pedestrian first.
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at Letchworth Garden City, Letchworth www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Sheena explains “This takes the form of a school square, where the front door of the school building directly engages with the public realm, rather than behind a gate or fence. It takes the form of a community garden, which encourages recreation enjoying a south facing aspect and protected from the surrounding roads by simple rows of hedges and trees, all of which support everyday sociability and connection of people to each other.”
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Creating a place which can change easily As we are living in an ever-changing world, the places where we live and work need to be adaptable and resilient to withstand times of economic uncertainty, changing weather patterns and cultural shifts in the population. The most successful places are the places where redevelopment is sensitive to the outward forces around it. The demand for housing, changes in workforce patterns and ageing buildings and infrastructure should all be considered when designing residential and public realm spaces which are easily adaptable to changes taking place around it. Homescapes which are flexible in nature and which allow for well-designed public space can be easily adapted to allow for different uses such as events, festivals and markets, as can developments which encourage flexible use of space for a variety of uses. The layout of the infrastructure servicing the development should also take into account foreseeable changes in demand and future weather patterns. Of real concern is the issue of flooding in and around residential and public realm areas. To minimising the chance of flooding and watercourse pollution, it is advised to use an adequate Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SUDS) which will provide an effective method for the management of surface water run-off. SUDS techniques include permeable paving, attenuation basins, ponds and wetlands. The Deck, Runcorn
Including diversity in the design mix Increasingly, diversity within housing schemes is becoming more and more popular to cater for the different and changing needs of today’s homeowners. Mixed-use developments are becoming more widespread and offer places with a variety of uses and activities, shops and services. Choices in employment and housing for households of all sizes and incomes are important to making a place inclusive and welcoming. At Wauchope Square there is a consistent and robust landscape framework across the whole site, and diversity is demonstrated through a range of building styles and sizes from townhouses to apartments by different teams of architects. From 1 bed starter flats, to multi occupancy houses, townhouses and maisonette apartments, these are homes for a wide cross section of people; students, pensioners, families and couples, and is conducive to creating a diverse and thriving neighbourhood.
People want access to a decent home at a price they can afford, in a place where they want to live and work. Good quality, affordable housing enables stable and secure family lives: we are all healthier, happier and wealthier when we have decent homes close to schools, healthcare and transport links and it can improve our social, environmental and economic well-being. It helps create better communities that can attract investment and skilled workers. Getting the design right can also improve the environment and reduce our carbon footprint.
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Code for Sustainable Homes The Code for Sustainable Homes is the national standard for the sustainable design and construction of new homes. It is a standard for energy efficiency and sustainability that represents important developments towards limiting the environmental impact of housing.
The Code is not a set of regulations. The Code goes further than the current building regulations, but is entirely voluntary, and is intended to help promote even higher standards of sustainable design. The Code measures the sustainability of a new home against nine categories of sustainable design, rating the ‘whole home’ as a complete package.
3 Energy and CO2 Emissions - Operational Energy and
resulting emissions of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere (both of which have minimum standards that must be met at each level of the code).
3 Water H2O - The consumption of potable water from the
public supply systems or other ground water resources. Minimum standards to be met at entry level.
3 Materials - The environmental impact of construction
materials for key construction elements (no mandatory minimum standards).
3 Surface Water Run-off - The change in surface water run-off patterns as a result of the development. Minimum standards to be met at entry level.
3 Waste - Waste generated as a result of the construction process and facilities encouraging recycling of domestic waste in the home (no mandatory minimum standards).
3 Pollution - Pollution resulting from the operation of the
The Code aims to reduce our carbon emissions and create homes that are more sustainable. It applies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
dwelling (no mandatory minimum standards).
3 Health and Well-Being - The effects that the dwelling’s design and indoor environment has on its occupants (no mandatory minimum standards).
3 Management - Steps that have been taken to allow good management of the environmental impacts of the construction and operation of the home (no mandatory minimum standards).
3 Ecology - The impact of the dwelling on the local
ecosystem, bio-diversity and land use (no mandatory minimum standards).
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Code Compliance
Product Suitability
The minimum standards for Code compliance have been set above the requirements of Building Regulations. The Code is intended to signal the future direction of Building Regulations in relation to home carbon emissions and energy use. The overall sustainability performance of a new home is assessed using a rating system of 1 to 6, with level 6 representing the highest standard that can be achieved.
Compliance with the Code to improve energy efficiency and sustainability requires knowledge of the performance characteristics of the products being specified.
The calculation of the level attained is carried out by the assessor allocating points or ‘Credits’. These are awarded for attaining elements of the categories named for sustainable design, some of the nine categories are more valuable than others. For example; Energy and CO2 Emissions – each credit is worth 1.17 points, Materials - each credit is worth 0.03 points. An assessment is carried out during the design stage, and is then followed up with a further assessment at completion to verify ‘as built’ compliance. Assessment is carried out by a Registered Code Assessor using The Code for Sustainable Homes which forms the backbone of the Code Assessors process and requirements. Often the Assessor is reliant on 3rd party Professionals such as a SAP Assessor for the Energy aspects; a Water Engineer or Hydrologist for surface water run-off and flood risk and a Suitably Qualified Ecologist for the Ecology aspects. It is the Architect/ Lead Design Manager, however, who will be key on the majority of the tasks as this relates to the overall Building Regulations, Planning and Client/ Developer requirements. The Code draws from the best practice of these processes and allows Local Authorities to push for more sustainable developments by setting a minimum Code standard. Some Local Authorities have adopted the Code as part of their Planning approval but often choosing different code levels for the same category, so there are variations from one Local Authority to another. The Communities and Local Government Department has been asked to provide exactly which Councils across the UK have adopted the Code and at which level they are currently at.
Legalities of the Code The Code is legally required in certain cases: • All new housing funded by the Homes and Communities
Agency (HCA) is required to meet CSH level 3. • All new housing promoted or supported by the Welsh
Assembly Government or their sponsored bodies is required to meet CSH level 3.
• All new self-contained social housing in Northern Ireland is
required to meet CSH level 3.
Marshalls products are unique in that the carbon footprint of its entire manufactured hard landscaping range has been independently verified and published, so that any specifier immediately knows the carbon value of Marshalls products and can assess the implications of its use. See Marshalls www.marshalls.co.uk/home Marshalls has produced a Code Analysis Grid that will be invaluable to specifiers as it categorises by product type the code requirements and credits available. In addition a Process Flow Chart is provided. This summarises the requirements of the Code for Sustainability Assessor. In brief it covers the three stages of the Assessors involvement. (both tables are shown at the back of this book and on the website, see below) 1. Pre Stage Design The assessor reviews drawings and information at the planning stage and estimates a Credit score (with safety net) required to meet the Code level attributed. The Assessor steers the development towards meeting sustainable design. 2. Design Stage The assessor checks all drawings and specifications against the assessment methodology of the Code to ensure the process is being followed. The Assessor will steer the process and calculate what credits are due. 3. Post-construction Stage The assessor inspects the site as necessary and assesses the build and construction standards against what was planned. Credits will be checked and revised as required. The Process Flow Chart example shown in this book explains how the Code provider will require a development scheme to be lodged and then shows the steps towards design stage and post-construction sign off. Final Code sign off will not take place until each dwelling has been satisfactorily subjected to the Code process.
See the back of this book or download at
www.marshalls.co.uk/home Code for Sustainable Homes - Process Flow Chart Code for Sustainable Homes - Marshalls Product Grid
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Homescapes What are Homescapes?
Public Housing Registered Social Landlords producing energy efficient, affordable new housing or greening existing housing stock. Homes for the old, young or vulnerable, perhaps shared equity developments.
The UK housing landscape is referred to generically in this document as the Homescape but in fact comprises a variety of sections. The following sections demonstrate the depth and range of Marshalls products at the housebuilder’s disposal provided by the UK’s leading supplier of landscape products. Integrated product services are supported by project teams of professional designers and qualified engineers with full technical backup and logistics facilities.
Apartments Often high specification modern urban designs in high density city centre locations.
Community Retail The creation of integrated community shopping areas, combined with parking and transportation facilities.
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Community Spaces Green spaces, fulfilling Section 106 requirements, enhancing the health and wellbeing of the community.
Private Housing Mixed residential developments, ecotowns and villages for sustainable urban living.
Housing Infrastructure Access roads, kerb and pathways including drainage, sub-base aggregates, lighting and street furniture.
Private Housing Low density high specification large detached dwellings, these are often self-build and infill projects that are sympathetic to local planning requirements.
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Why choose Marshalls for Housebuilding Contracts? Marshalls believes in freeing its clients to project manage, safe in the knowledge that their chosen landscape supplier will provide the products commissioned, and further, by offering the landscaping knowledge and expertise of all its specialist businesses it can add value to any contract. Building value into the process and helping clients deliver schemes on time, on budget and fit for purpose.
How the Specialist Businesses work Marshalls offers a fully integrated service from its specialist businesses within the Marshalls Group. Between them they provide specifiers, engineers and contractors with a comprehensive menu of landscaping products that include: paving, block paving, walling, mortars and screeds, water management, kerb, natural stone, traffic management, coordinated street furniture, lighting and urban structures.
Different Lighting
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Any project needs a vision and the RIBA Plan of Work stages help all of the disciplines involved from project planning through to post production. It demands key performance indicators to be identified in advance and assessed at each stage. Marshalls support services always endeavour to follow its guidance.
Design and Technical Support Services Marshalls understands how onerous the regulatory burden can be for the Housebuilder and can alleviate some of the pressure by providing planning assistance, flood and water management appraisals and often recommend supply chain simplification that can reduce waste and save money.
Design Led Solutions Working in partnership with the Housebuilders’ designers, site management and regional officers Marshalls’ design and technical team can offer ideas to deliver aesthetic, practical and cost effective solutions across a range of disciplines. Support Services include:
Project Consultants provide support from inception to completion. They offer advice on material selection and integrated product design and are the single point of contact for specifiers, coordinating assistance from Marshalls Commercial Account Managers, Engineers and Design Team. Design Engineers are on hand with state of the art software to provide linear and permeable drainage design, pavement structural designs, paving layouts to aid site installation, 3D component design and product take-off. Technical Engineers are regionally based to provide local site support with onsite designs and takeoffs and structural and hydraulic calculations. They can produce ‘easy to order from’ schedules with item codes and the guidance and advice to ensure smooth installation. Contract Account Managers manage the supply of Marshalls products and are again a single point of contact directly for the contractors, sub contractors and merchant during tender and construction. They will manage the scheduling of direct to site deliveries and are responsible for negotiating and pricing.
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CONSTRUCT
Support Network
DESIGN
• Product advice • Construction detailing • Drawing and design advice • CAD facility and take-offs • Structural pavement design • Linear drainage design • Permeable paving design (SUDS) • Traffic calming and infrastructure • Machine lay solutions • Pre-construction appraisal • Outline and detailed design planning assistance • Product scheduling • Value engineering • ’Just in time’ logistical support • On-site support • Bespoke product design • Supply chain analysis • Expertise in sustainability • Continuous Professional Development(CPD) seminars
PREPARATION
RIBA Plan of Work
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These case studies illustrate how some of Marshalls landscape products are being used in housing sector developments, large and small, throughout the UK. The depth of product ranges manufactured by Marshalls is the largest of any landscaping company in the country and the products shown represent only a small fraction of those available.
For a comprehensive product itinerary refer to Marshalls Product Selector PS3 or visit the up to the minute product website PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select. For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Case Studies
Private Housing, Woolley Edge, Barnsley
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Private Housing, Barnsbury Park, Islington
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Private Housing, Highfield House, Cheshire
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Social Housing, New Broughton, Salford
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Apartments, Castlegate, Manchester
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Community Recreation and Retail, Garden City, Letchworth
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Case Study
Private Housing, Bovis Homes Woolley Edge
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Woolley Edge, a Bovis Homes private residential development near Barnsley, is situated in beautiful countryside with exceptional views across the Dearne Valley, and offers a range of two, three, four, five and six bedroom homes. The properties on the development range from a large apartment block, to smaller terrace style homes, along with larger spacious six bedroom houses. The development offers residents an attractive yet practical location as the M1 motorway network is a short drive away, with good access to Leeds and Wakefield mainline railway station, to make commuting easy and enjoyable. Woolley Edge enjoys stunning scenery in a peaceful location and Bovis Homes were looking for walling materials which would combine the appearance and appeal of natural stone, but were practical, modern in appearance and cost effective. Blending the traditional with modern construction techniques was a key driver of choice for Bovis Homes and they specified Marshalls Heritage Sharp Face Walling as their preferred construction material. Marshalls wet cast production technology ensures products are manufactured with consistently high performance characteristics and uses a range of master moulds taken directly from original, carefully selected sandstone units. This ensures Heritage Sharp Face Walling delivers quality, combined with the characteristics, variation and beauty of traditional stone walling materials, perfect for the Woolley Edge development. Heritage Sharp Face Walling has exceptionally low water absorption properties which ensures its visual appearance
will not be degraded over time by frost attack or ingress of surface grime. Heritage is manufactured using buff sandstone aggregates through the entirety of the stone, this allows for consistent natural weathering, with the base colour intrinsically maintained so the product will weather naturally to match the environment. Heritage Sharp Face Walling is available in two colours – Sandstone and Weathered Sandstone. This colour choice, combined with the quality of finish and varied stone sizes, has resulted in the product being approved by many planning authorities for use in conservation areas or other visually sensitive locations.
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Case Study
Private Housing, Barnsbury Park Islington
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Barnsbury Park is an outstanding, award winning, conversion of a former Edwardian school in Islington, creating a beautiful collection of refurbished apartments and private properties by niche London developer Mount Anvil. The scheme is situated on the site of the former Barnsbury Park School for Boys and Girls, in Barnsbury’s Conservation area, a fashionable corner of Islington which offers a slice of village life in the heart of North London complete with local grocers, butchers and a sense of community. As well as high-end private, residential houses, the scheme also incorporates affordable new build apartments which have the same first class finish as the private homes. The apartments look out over the focal water feature and landscaped square at the centre of the scheme, again creating a sense of community and space to promote wellbeing and engagement within the development. Originally built in 1901 the buildings had fallen into disrepair and were in desperate need of attention and thoughtful refurbishment. Developer, Mount Anvil, had a clear vision for the development, to focus on individuality and quality craftsmanship, rather than volume and bland standardisation, and were looking for hard landscaping which would carry this vision to the outside areas around the scheme. In order to give Mount Anvil the contemporary feel they were looking for, architect Liz Lake specified a combination of Marshalls Pallas combined concrete block and flag polished paving in Light and Grey Granite. Pallas combines vivid colour with a highly polished textured to create a modern, contemporary look with the very best in face mix technology.
This was used along with La Linia combined concrete block and flag textured paving used in both a herringbone and staggered laying pattern to provide a striking visual effect through its colour, form and design. Both paving solutions complemented the development perfectly and the finishing touches of Conservation kerb and edgings gave the areas around the development definition and form. Natural Stanton Moor Buff Ashlar cladding and masonry was used sympathetically which provided a perfect mix of features and character alongside the London stock bricks on the development. Stanton Moor Ashlar cladding is fine to medium grained sandstone, extracted from Dale View Quarry in Derbyshire. The striking colour of the Stanton Moor Buff Sandstone features a buff base with brown, gold and wild pink variation, adding depth and interest to both traditional and contemporary building designs. James Owen, Land Executive at Mount Anvil said “We felt that Marshalls not only offered a product that complemented the aesthetics of the development, but delivered a service that enabled the project to come in on time and on budget.” This outstanding development won the top accolade for the Best Conversion in the Evening Standard Homes & Property Awards 2011 and the hard landscaping solutions chosen have succeeded in creating a beautiful juxtaposition between the historic architecture of the development and the vision for a contemporary and modern development.
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Case Study
Private Housing, Highfield House Cheshire
Covering 6,350 sq ft, Highfield House is an award winning, outstanding modern home, set in the privacy of a landscaped garden and spanning over two-thirds of an acre in the affluent village of Prestbury in Cheshire. The site offered the opportunity to design a modern, family home in a peaceful and secluded setting and included a pool, spa, sauna and gymnasium, with fully integrated services throughout. The brief was to design an exceptional space designed for quality and contemporary family living. With a mix of natural materials for the modern palette such as zinc, timber and glass, the challenge to find an internal flooring and walling tile solution to complement these materials, whilst still retaining
its luxurious feel, led the designers to specify Marshalls’ specialist business Classical Flagstones’ Jura Grey Limestone. Classical Flagstones focus solely on finding the best grades of stone available and they supplied materials with immense luxury and style for this prestigious residential scheme. As Highfield House was a speculative, high end, residential house build, Classical Flagstones brought in bespoke sizes and finishes to match the architect’s requirements and the internal finishes were honed on the main floor. Bathrooms and swimming pool surrounds were sand blasted and brushed and the external stone was sandblasted.
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The elegant hallway leads to a magnificent living room, a family room, a dining room and a media room, where the subtle Jura limestone (present throughout the ground floor) provides a seamless transition between the ground floor accommodations As part of its leisure wing, Highfield provides luxuries of modern living without having to leave the home. A four-person spa lies beside an opulent heated indoor level-deck swimming pool, where the views of the gardens (afforded by the sliding-andfolding screens) complement the Jura limestone and beautifully engineered oak-clad walls to create a tranquil and serene ambience. Julian Palmer of Classical Flagstones commented “It was very important that the architect’s requirements were followed exactly as the internal floor and wall covering ran throughout the house and would be described as one of the main features. The key for us was to get the correct sizes and ensure the product was delivered at the right time. Our strong relationship with the main contractor also made it easier when discussing technical issues.” Working closely with its German supplier, Classical Flagstones ensured all purchase orders were triple checked before being sent due to their complexity. They also worked closely with sealing and cleaning suppliers and specification sheets for onsite work. Highfield House truly stands out as a house of immense luxury and style. It achieves a perfect balance of a range of stunning features: traditional and modern, openness and privacy, style and practicality. Internally, the spaces fuse together to create inspiring spaces that make full use of light and views at every opportunity. The excellent design, which won ‘Best Luxury New Build’ at the prestigious Northern Design Awards for 2010, truly makes use of the openness of space, enabling natural light to penetrate throughout. The Jura limestone complements its surroundings perfectly with glimpses of the pool and greenery of the gardens bringing all the elements to life under one roof.
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Case Study
Social Housing, New Broughton Salford
New Broughton in Salford Manchester, has been transformed by Countryside Properties, in partnership with Salford City Council and other stakeholders to create an inclusive, vibrant and attractive community where people have a real desire to live and work. The development, which extends over 74 hectares, involved the creation of New Broughton Village, a sustainable community featuring more than 3,000 mixed-tenure homes and range of community facilities including shops, leisure, employment, schools and training centres. The landscaping products supplied by Marshalls played an important part in delivering this vision, which is now improving the quality of life for residents, as well as attracting new visitors to the area. The local community was at the heart of the planning and redevelopment of the area and the specifiers
worked extensively with residents to ensure an inclusive approach was taken to achieve an aesthetically pleasing, safe and low maintenance hard landscape. There were two main challenges posed by the landscaping elements of this project. The first was interpreting the feedback from existing residents into a coherent design, looking for outdoor areas to be created which were distinctly separated from vehicular roads. The scheme designers worked with Marshalls to work out how this could be achieved in reality. The designers had to work out how to keep vehicular and pedestrian traffic separate. After considering various alternatives, the designers devised a spatial landscape that would result in the roads being separated from the footpath using a thin strip of land planted with a mix of
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grass, flowers and trees. As well as adding to the variety of the overall scheme, this design met the needs of parents who were looking for safe walking and play areas. Once this challenge had been overcome, Marshalls’ Mistral Textured Granite Sett Paving in Charcoal was specified for the roadways. The darker coloured Charcoal Mistral was chosen for this element because it clearly denotes vehicular routes throughout the development, whilst creating a more appealing aesthetic than asphalt, tarmac or other bitumen surfacing. The exposed granite aggregate setts create a stunning visual effect on the roads at New Broughton and the use of the Mistral Granite Setts helped realise the designer’s vision of a contemporary public space. Conservation Kerb in Silver Grey was used to complement the Mistral Textured Granite Setts. The footpaths that were separated from the road by the treelined avenues were created using Marshalls’ Conservation Textured Concrete Paving, along with Conservation Kerbs, both in Silver Grey. Use of the lighter colour Silver Grey clearly denoted the pedestrian routes, whilst retaining a spatial link with the Silver Grey Conservation Kerb used on the roadways. Complementing this design Geo Disc and Geo Parklight Symmetric lighting was chosen from Marshalls’ specialist business, Woodhouse. The lighting is manufactured in high quality materials and provides a comfortable, uniform illumination that is ideal for use in pedestrian spaces. Detailed and careful planning of deliveries was required on this development due to site restrictions on access times and duration as well as size of deliveries, whilst working around the volumes of traffic created by the city centre site. Timing was critical on this aspect of the project and was the reason why Marshalls had personnel on site to ensure the schedule was implemented as planned. Shaun Martin, Contracts Manager at Birse said “As soon as Marshalls landscaping products were installed, we were able to allow subsequent deliveries over it. That was a huge benefit on what turned out to be a very restricted site. Once all the deliveries had been made, we simply removed any surface materials from the paving and moved onto the next stage of the project.” The landscaping has made a huge contribution to the aesthetics, as part of making New Broughton an area in which people want to live, settle and bring up their families. New Broughton is now attracting new residents, who recognise it as an attractive and thriving community, where people feel safe, happier and have pride in their area. This unique partnership approach to delivering the hard landscaping areas has helped capture the community spirit at New Broughton Village. The development itself has improved the quality of life for existing residents, which has added to their sense of pride and feeling of belonging to the area. It has also helped to attract new residents to the area, who have in turn stimulated the economy, creating investment and new enterprise, for the benefit of the whole community.
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Case Study
Apartments, Castlegate Manchester
The Castlegate area of Manchester has been designated as Britain’s first Urban Heritage Park consisting of a wealth of heritage attractions such as railway viaducts, canal systems and museums. With an array of culture and tourist attractions, developers Wilson Bowden commenced construction of a residential development which would be integral to its surroundings and one which would blend seamlessly into its historic setting.
requirements. Locharbriggs Sandstone was chosen to complement the existing brick and sandstone buildings nearby, and the historic red sandstone buildings of Manchester. The stone is used alongside brick and polished reconstituted material and provides interest to the façade. The use of red sandstone also suits the vernacular palette of materials such as red brick and red sandstone.
Derelict industrial buildings were renovated or restored to their former glory, and numerous archaeological digs revealed the early history of the city. Against this backdrop 82 apartments were constructed to provide a modern contemporary living space close to the Castlefield Basin and Bridgewater Canal.
Adjacent to the Wilson Bowden development sits another, similar development by Bellway Homes. The apartment blocks utilise the same stunning Locharbriggs Sandstone cladding from Stancliffe Stone. Architects, Calderpeel of Altrincham, specified the same materials to create a residential area which blended perfectly together to achieve harmony in both design and aesthetics.
Architects, Atherden Fuller Leng (Manchester) and developers Wilson Bowden specified Locharbriggs Sandstone Rubbed Face Ashlar Cladding from Marshalls specialist business, Stancliffe Stone, as the preferred cladding material for the outside of the apartments.
The development has become a popular place to socialise and thousands of people flock to the area to take advantage of the waterside pubs, pleasant walks, boat trips and outdoor arena, creating a place rich in culture and encouraging a vibrant place to socialise, with a real sense of community engagement.
The cladding materials had to be sympathetic to the historic nature of the development and also to meet planning
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Case Study
Community Recreation and Retail, Garden City Letchworth
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Letchworth Garden City in Buckinghamshire was laid out to revolutionary design principles back in 1903 and its recent redevelopment required a similar approach to its landscaping. Architects LDA Design, based in Peterborough, were given the brief by Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation, a charitable organisation which owns and manages the town centre, to improve and enhance a large area within the town centre. Marshalls’ landscaping products fulfilled an important part of the brief, which was to provide an aesthetically pleasing area within the town centre, which attracted shoppers and visitors and acted as a focal point and meeting place where events, such as street markets, concerts and shows could be held. The scheme therefore required high quality paving materials, together with attractive and durable street furniture, which was carefully arranged and positioned along the streets to minimise clutter. This major regeneration project involved the pedestrianisation of a larger part of the town centre, as well as the realignment of the carriageway and the reversal of the direction of traffic along one of the main streets. The road realignment work allowed for the creation of a new public space and the enhancement of the existing town square, which incorporated an aesthetically pleasing landscaped area, with water features and sculptures. This area would act as a gateway to the town centre. The design of the streetscape was also required to tackle issues of clutter and to maintain parking provision along the streets. Marshalls’ Moselden Yorkstone was specified as it was buff in colour and therefore created the desired level of warmth, with the subtle veining and colour variation within the stone adding an extra level of interest. The stone, which was specified as both slabs and setts, had to meet not only the aesthetic requirements of the scheme, but also the rigorous technical requirements.
This included offering the level of durability to carry delivery vehicles and for use in parking bays. Moselden Yorkstone was chosen for its aesthetics and the fact that it is sourced from a UK quarry, which helped meet the project’s environment requirements. Yorkstone Tactile Paving from Marshalls’ range was chosen to complete the Moselden Yorkstone paving, which fully conforms to the Department of Transport guidelines and regulations for pedestrian safety. Trees within the streetscape were protected by bespoke tree surrounds produced by Marshalls. These were produced in masonry to complement the Yorkstone paving and provide an attractive and distinctive feel. The paving is playing an important part in enhancing the happiness, well-being and lifestyle of people who live and work within the Letchworth area. The ultimate beneficiaries are local people and shoppers within this town centre and the scheme has had an impact on visitor numbers to the area and some very positive feedback with local people. The result is an increase in economy in the area, as well as proving a place for family and people of all ages to relax and spend time within the urban environment.
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Homescape Sectors The Housing Market has been segmented for purposes of specialism. The following sections cover a spectrum of products recommended by Marshalls for different types of Housing projects. The symbols shown here are used on each page to indicate whether the product is recommended for that particular homescape sector.
Public Housing
Community Spaces
Apartments
Community Retail
Private Housing
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The products are only a selection designed to provide suitable product ideas to cover all of the landscaping requirements of specifiers and contractors.
Displayed symbols on the corner of each page highlight the product that can be used for that particular Homescape sector.
A select group of products ideal for housing projects. Speak to our Project Consultants for more product inspiration.
Homescape Products Walling, Cladding & Internal Flooring Paving Water Management Traffic Management
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Street Furniture Urban Structures Driveways and Patios
Private Housing
If a wider choice is needed, the entire Marshalls landscaping portfolio can be accessed on Marshalls PS3PLUS website at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Vital to the aesthetic of every built environment is the colour and texture of the buildings, the importance of the walling material is paramount. It is further underlined because the thermal performance of the structures should also comply with the Code for Sustainable Homes which exceeds those of the Building Regulations and is the national standard for sustainable design and construction. Actively designing for efficient thermal mass has become a compelling case and much of Marshalls walling range provides both choice and efficiency in thermal consumption.
This section shows a selection of products that may suit your scheme and if more inspiration is needed, the entire Marshalls range is online at www.marshalls.co.uk/select. For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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A select group of products ideal for housing projects. Speak to our Project Consultants for more product inspiration.
Walling, Cladding & Internal Flooring Reconstructed and Natural Stone Walling Heritage Walling
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Cromwell Walling
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Thistlestone Walling
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Natural Stone Walling
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Natural Stone Cladding
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Masonry Basics
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New Walling Products
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Mortars and Screeds Mortars
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Screeds
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Internal Flooring and Tiling Internal Flooring and Tiling
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Colours
Heritage conforms to all relevant standards. The exceptionally low water
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
absorption properties ensure that the appearance of Heritage does not degrade over time by either frost attack or the ingress of dirt. The range consists of five course heights (65, 90, 115, 140, and 215mm), various lengths, and two colours: Sandstone and Weathered Sandstone. Internal and external squints are available, and can be supplied to order,
Sandstone
Weathered Sandstone
cut and bonded to any angle required. Supplied in packs of stones with a single course height with various stone lengths.
Pack A 65 x 190
Pack B 90 x 190
65 x 215 65 x 240
90 x 215 90 x 240 90 x 290 90 x 365
Pack C 115 x 190
Pack D 140 x 190
115 x 215 115 x 240 115 x 290 115 x 365
140 x 215 140 x 240 140 x 290 140 x 365
< Heritage Sharp Face, Sandstone, Barnsley
Heritage
Heritage External Squint
Heritage Internal Squint
For full specification, please refer to Reconstructed Walling Brochure at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Heritage Walling
Reconstructed Stone Walling
Heritage Sharp Face, Sandstone, Barnsley
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Homes have to be designed with thermal performance at heart
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Pitched
Yorkstone
Weathered
Brown
Split Face
Yorkstone
Cromwell Pitched Face and Rustic are both available in Yorkstone (buff ) and weathered colour options; Cromwell Split Face is available in Yorkstone. All options are available in two course heights (65mm and 140mm), and a number of unit lengths. Weathered
Brown
Suitable for load bearing and non load bearing structural applications, due to the density and compressive strength of each product.
Rustic
Yorkstone
Cromwell is manufactured from Yorkstone aggregates. This choice of materials and the high density and low water absorption characteristics of Cromwell ensure that the natural looking finish is retained over time. The Cromwell range consists of three finishes consistent with those typically used for natural stone: Cromwell Pitched Face – a popular finish: the pitched edge of each stone enhances the textured appearance of the wall. Cromwell Split Face - with a less prominent, flatter texture than pitched. Cromwell Rustic Face - with a rounded and softer tumbled finish.
Weathered
Brown
< Cromwell Pitched Face, Yorkstone, Birkenshaw
Cromwell Pitched 65 x 220 and Split Face 140 x 300 140 x 365 140 x 440
Cromwell Rustic
65 x 220 140 x 300 140 x 365 140 x 440
For full specification, please refer to Reconstructed Walling Brochure at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Cromwell Walling
Reconstructed Stone Walling
Cromwell Pitched Face, Yorkstone, Sheffield
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Thistlestone Split, South Lanarkshire
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Pitched
Suited for the Scottish Market Designed for both commercial and housing projects for load and no-load bearing walls. As with Marshalls’ other reconstituted walling products Thistlestone walling guarantees a high quality natural stone face appearance at an affordable price, favoured by developers and house builders. Pitched Face - the method of splitting and dressing ensures each stone is different to further enhance the aesthetic and natural appearance.
Buff
Buff Brown
Buff Black
Red
Split Face
Split Face - this product has a less prominent, flatter textured face, which is well suited to commercial and high quality housing where this feature is preferred. Rumbled Walling - is a rounded, softened and less defined finish. Giving the appearance often seen in reclaimed natural stone walling.
Buff
Buff Brown
Buff Black
Red
Buff Brown
Buff Black
Red
Rumbled
Buff
< Thistlestone Rumbled, Ochiltree, Ayrshire
Split
150 x 65 x 100 225 x 65 x 100 300 x 65 x 100 150 x 140 x 100 225 x 140 x 100 225 x 140 x 100 300 x 140 x 100 450 x 140 x 100 225 x 215 x 100 300 x 215 x 100 450 x 215 x 100
Rumbled
150 x 65 x 100 225 x 65 x 100 150 x 140 x 100 225 x 140 x 100 300 x 140 x 100 450 x 140 x 100 225 x 215 x 100 300 x 215 x 100 450 x 215 x 100
Pitched
300 x 65 x 100 150 x 140 x 100 225 x 140 x 100 300 x 140 x 100 450 x 140 x 100 225 x 215 x 100 300 x 215 x 100 450 x 215 x 100
For full specification, please refer to Reconstructed Walling Brochure at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Thistlestone Walling
Reconstructed Stone Walling
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Rubbed Face Walling
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Rubbed Face •
Rubbed Face Walling.
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Ashlar feel with the standard product flexibility.
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Based on a 10mm joint.
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Large scale commercial projects benefit from the appearance of seamless stone.
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Available in 140/215mm course height.
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Uses standard wall ties.
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Compatible with industry standard practices.
Locharbriggs Red Sandstone
Stanton Moor
Stoke Hall
Plumpton Red Lazonby
Stanton Moor
Stoke Hall
Plumpton Red Lazonby
Stoke Hall
Locharbriggs
Plumpton Red Lazonby
Red St. Bees
Pitched Face •
Pitched Face Walling.
• Originally produced by hand, it is now made using the latest technology. •
Locharbriggs
Pitched Face has now become the most common finish for use in housing and commercial developments.
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Widely used throughout the UK.
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Available in 65/140/215mm course heights. Red St. Bees
Split Face •
Split Face Walling.
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Split Face has a less pronounced, flatter texture than pitched face.
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Stone is processed through a cropping machine to leave a raw face.
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Available in 65/140/215mm course heights.
Stanton Moor
Red St. Bees
Cottage •
ottage Walling is processed by tumbling to create a stone which has C eroded arises.
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The ideal material for local planning requirements in sensitive locations.
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Available in 65/140/215mm course heights.
< Natural Stone Pitched Faced Walling, Ripponden
Stanton Moor
Stoke Hall
For full range see http://www.stancliffe.com
Natural Stone Walling
Rubbed / Pitched / Split / Cottage
materials can create tremendous opportunities, but it can also pose
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Beautiful British Sandstones and Limestones
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Natural Stone Cladding
Derbyshire Carboniferous Sandstone, Canada Water Southwark, London
Stancliffe Stone supplies quarried British Dimensional Masonry and Walling products. As soon as you are considering using British natural stone, talk to Stancliffe Stone. They can help you quickly identify the most suitable British stones types for your project, based on local planning requirements, geographical location and physical suitability for the design you are planning. Their extensive portfolio of British natural stones includes buff and red sandstones, white through blond and cream limestones and ironstone. Stancliffe Stone provide you with: •
An exceptional British natural stone colour pallet.
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Concept to site project advice.
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Technical Assurances and Independent testing.
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NBS Plus specifications.
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Project management and value Engineering.
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Excellent sustainability credentials.
Locharbriggs Sandstone Cladding, Castlegate, Manchester < Stanton Moor Sandstone Cladding, Western Harbour, Edinburgh
For full range see http://www.stancliffe.com
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Masonry Basics Range
Natural Stone
Buff Natural stone Quoin
Quoins Corbel Plain Head Plain Jamb
280 x 100 x 290 552 x 100 x 290 1000 x 100 x 140 1000 x 100 x 140
Plain Cill Plain Cill Slip Cill
1000 x 100 x 140 1000 x 140 x 140 1000 x 140 x 140
The Masonry Basics Range incorporates Marshalls’ most popular architectural components and designs. This standard product range makes the many benefits of natural stone available to construction projects, where bespoke units may previously have resulted in natural stone being cost prohibitive. The range consists of components including, heads, cills, jambs, quoins and a standard corbel produced in a buff Derbyshire natural sandstone. These products are an ideal complement to Cromwell and Heritage Reconstructed Walling.
Head
If you can’t find exactly what you need in our standard range we can provide bespoke units – Tel: 0845 3020707.
Plain Cill
Jamb
Throated Cill
Slip Cill
For full specification, please refer to Reconstructed Walling Brochure at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Quoin
Plain Corbel
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Bespoke Masonry, Uddingstone, South Lanarkshire
New Walling Products
Epoch / Copings & Caps
Sawn Face
Sharp Face
Rumbled
Epoch
Copings and Caps
Currently undergoing thorough field tests this exciting new finish developed by Marshalls will instantly give an aged patina to reconstructed walling that only decades of exposure to the atmosphere could add.
Marshalls continually add detailing to the walling range to provide designers with more choice. It’s an opportunity to add that signature of individuality and satisfy the aesthetic appetite of every scheme that requires a walling component.
Shown here in three finishes it will provide a welcome addition to the architect and landscaper’s palette of materials particularly for historic sites or for suitable new developments in visually sensitive areas. Choose any Marshalls reconstructed walling and add the ‘epoch aged finish’.
Marshalls can offer standard or bespoke solutions for any project large or small, in natural stone or reconstructed walling material, just ask. Contact Marshalls Walling on 0845 3020707 and discuss your requirements.
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
For full specification, please refer to Reconstructed Walling Brochure at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Quoin
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Complementary mortar shade, Castlegate, Manchester
Colours The shades displayed are only an indication of colour. Final choice should be made with the erection of trial panels on site.
Yellow
Marigold
Chestnut-Brown
Lilac
Black-Grey
Black-Brown
Terracotta
Red-Brown
Premier Mortars is a Marshalls specialist. As a leading supplier of ready-to-use mortars, screeds, lime sands and ready-mixed concrete, Premier Mortars can provide the right product for your project. By investing in people, services and manufacturing technology, Premier Mortars deliver outstanding and innovative products for this specialist market. Premier Mortars provide fast and accurate national delivery from regional service centres, which guarantees consistent quality products combined with optimum levels of customer service from all areas of the business. Our coloured mortars have all the benefits of ready-to-use mortar but produced to the right shade to complement your project. Select the colour and they supply samples for checking direct to site. Coloured Mortars :
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Enhance kerbside appeal. Add perceptible quality finish to brickwork. Provide attractive design potential. All mortars conform to BS EN 998-2 requirements.
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Ready Mix Mortars and Screeds
Floor Screeds Pre-mixed floor screeds, developed to meet different application specifications are delivered ready to lay; • Cementitious floor screeds. • Fibre reinforced floor screeds. • High performance floor screeds. • Coloured floor screeds. Technical advice and support is available.
For full range see http://www.marshalls.co.uk/select/mortars-screeds
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Offers a striking finish for luxury homes and apartments For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations. Final choice should be made with the erection of trial panels on site.
Classical Flagstones, a Marshalls specialist business supplies bespoke natural stone flooring and tiling for homes and apartments. Advising on stone sustainably sourced from all around the world, sustainably sourced. Classical Flagstones provide a superb standard of service and expertise for the exceptional small build or large scale commercial developments. Service includes;
Aegean
Crema
Jura Grey
• complex, hi-spec and unusual projects. • bespoke stone size and formats to order. • water-jet cutting. • profiling. • sustainable sourcing and supply worldwide. Call the Homescapes Team on 0845 300 3208 or email
[email protected]
< Jura Grey Limestone, Cheshire
For full range see www.classical-flagstones.co.uk
Internal Flooring and Tiling
Bespoke Natural Stone Flooring and Tiling
Crema Fiorito Flooring, Cheshire
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Paving design provides the pathways and roads that are the arteries that bind the architecture of every scheme to its landscape. They are the conduits that will convey residents safely to and from dwelling to public space, on foot or via their chosen transport. At their best they are integral to the entire visual experience, linking structures and directing the eye through and beyond the architectural vistas that the designer intends. Marshalls extensive portfolio of hard landscaping products provide the designer with co-ordinating or contrasting palettes of colour and texture that give scope to even the most ambitious of homescapes.
This section shows a selection of products that may suit your scheme and if more inspiration is needed, the entire Marshalls range is online at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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A select group of products ideal for housing projects. Speak to our Project Consultants for more product inspiration.
Paving Block Paving
Pallas La Linia
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Conservation Setts
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Mistral
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Tegula
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Tegula Cobbles
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Keyblok
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Keyblok Pencil Edge
Paving Conservation
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Celestia
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Perfecta
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Saxon
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Bollard Surround Unit
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Natural Stone Paving
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Bespoke Masonry
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Tactile Paving Blister
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Hazard Warning
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Cycleway Tactile and Cycleway Demaration
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Yorkstone Tactile
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Granite tactile
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Kerb
Bus Stop Kerb 78
Conservation Kerb
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Saxon Kerb
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Tegula Kerb Sett
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Keykerb
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Channel and Edging
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Natural Stone Kerb
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Pallas
Combined Concrete Block and Flag Polished Paving Range
Perfect for the modern home landscape Pallas, Light Granite, Islington
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Light Granite*
Mid Grey Granite
Grey Granite
Indian Granite
Vibrant palette of ancillary colours available for use as delineation and detailing. These colours use finer aggregate blends in order to maintain colour intensity. Finer blends offer a slightly different surface finish to main body colours, making them perfect for delineation and detailing.
Anthracite Basalt
65mm 400 x 400
Yellow
Red
BPSD01
80mm 200 x 200 300 x 200 300 x 300 600 x 300
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Blue *Ideally suited for low trafficked areas.
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High quality combined concrete block and paving range created through our partnership with Stein + Design.
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8 colour finishes.
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5 plan sizes with integral spacers.
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Pallas combines vivid colour with a highly polished texture and an expansive range of integrating plan sizes. This premium paving range can be introduced to accent contemporary architecture and enhance landscapes with a modern feel.
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Pallas uses the latest face mix technology, benefiting the surface with the highest quality aggregates.
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Block paving suitable for use in any loading application.
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Bond Pattern: Limitless.
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Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Light Granite*
Indian Granite
Mid Grey Granite
Yellow
65mm 400 x 400 80mm 100 x 100 200 x 100 200 x 200 300 x 200 300 x 300
Anthracite Basalt
Verde
Bishops Mitre 200 x 100/ 282 300 x 100/ 422 Step Units (L x W x H)
1000 x 400 x 150 1000 x 350 x 150
High quality combined concrete block and paving range created through our partnership with Stein + Design.
•
7 colour finishes.
•
Light Granite, Blue and Anthracite Basalt available in inlays.
•
9 plan sizes with integral spacers.
•
Step Unit available to complement La Linia Mid Grey Granite
•
Using high quality exposed aggregates across a broad range of integrated plan sizes, La Linia is a subtly textured paving range that can be applied to generate striking visual effects through both colour and form.
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La Linia uses the latest face mix technology, allowing the use of premium surface aggregates.
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Block paving suitable for use in any loading application.
•
Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
• Bond Pattern: From simple to complex, traditional to contemporary, La Linia plan sizes can be combined to create limitless design possibilities.
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
BPSD02
*Ideally suited for low trafficked areas.
Grey Granite
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La Linia
Combined Concrete Block and Flag Textured Paving Range
La Linia, Grey Granite and Light Granite with La Linia Inlay stone blue, Greater London
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Conservation Setts
Granite Aggregate Setts
Conservation Setts, Silver Grey, Waterlooville
Colours
•
Granite aggregate setts.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
3 colour finishes.
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3 plan sizes.
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With a split finish and light-catching granite aggregates, Conservation Setts replicate the aesthetics of Granite Setts for use in environments from traditional to the most contemporary.
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Suitable for use in any loading application.
•
Bond Pattern: Random Course, Stretcher Course.
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Conservation Setts are laid on a rigid bed with mortar pointed joints.
Silver Grey
Charcoal
Harvest Buff
100mm 100 x 100 100mm 150 x 100 100mm 150 x 150
BPCO01
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
• 48.3% recycled material is used for the production of Conservation Setts.
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Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
Textured granite aggregate setts. Mistral uses the latest face mix technology following the use of premium surface aggregates.
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4 colour finishes with riven course top.
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3 plan sizes.
• Step Unit available to complement Mistral Silver Grey and Mistral Charcoal. Silver Grey
60mm 120 x 160 160 x 160 240 x 160
Charcoal
Harvest Buff
80mm 120 x 160 160 x 160 240 x 160
Graphite
Step Units (L x W x H) 1000 x 400 x 150 1000 x 350 x 150
• The exposed granite aggregates of Mistral create stunning visual effects to frame modern developments and assist the realisation of contemporary public spaces. •
Mistral uses recycled aggregates.
•
Suitable for use in any loading application.
•
Mistral Flat Face available in 80mm depth made to order.
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Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
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Bond Pattern: Random Course, Stretcher Course, Herringbone.
BPCO02
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Mistral
Textured Granite Aggregate Sett Paving
Mistral, Charcoal with Mistral, Silver Grey band, Runcorn
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Tegula
Concrete Sett Paving
Streets need to balance the needs of pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicles Tegula, Traditional, Lutterworth
Colours
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Concrete Sett Paving.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
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5 colour finishes.
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7 plan sizes with integral spacers.
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60mm multipack option available for smaller schemes.
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With aesthetics echoing those of natural stone setts, Tegula provides versatility to complement conservation projects or enhance distinctive showpiece schemes.
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Suitable for use in any loading application.
•
Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
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Bond Pattern: Random Course, Stretcher Course, Herringbone.
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Advice on laying ratios can be obtained through calling Technical Support or by visiting www.marshalls.co.uk/select, enter the PS3PLUS code and download the PDF.
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Tegula can be machine laid.
Traditional
Burnt Ochre
Pennant Grey
Red/Charcoal Multi
Harvest
BPCO05
80mm 120 Gauge 120 x 80 120 x 120 120 x 160
80mm 160 Gauge 160 x 120 160 x 160 160 x 240
60mm 160 Gauge 120 x 160 160 x 160 240 x 160
60mm Multipack 60mm 160 Gauge all 3 sizes in 1 pack
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
80mm 240 Gauge 240 x 160 240 x 240 240 x 320
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Colours
•
Concrete Sett Paving.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
3 colour finishes.
•
Single plan size with integral spacers.
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Tegula Cobbles can be used exclusively or as detailing to further enhance the design possibilities of Tegula.
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Suitable for use in pedestrian applications.
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Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
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Bond Pattern: Stack Bond, Stretcher Course, Circle Details.
Traditional
Pennant Grey
Harvest
60mm 80 x 80
BPCO06
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Tegula Cobbles
Concrete Sett Paving
Tegula Cobbles, Harvest, Craigmillar
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Keyblok
Concrete Block Paving
Keyblok, Brindle, Lutterworth example
Colours
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Concrete Block Paving.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
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9 colour finishes.
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200 x 100mm rectangular block paver with integral spacers.
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UK’s most trusted concrete block paving. Highly durable with chamfered top surface profile.
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Suitable for use in any loading application.
•
Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
•
Bond Pattern: Herringbone, Stretcher Course, Basketweave.
Brindle
Burnt Ochre
Bracken
Natural*
Charcoal
Buff
Marigold
Red
60mm 200 x 100
80mm 200 x 100
65mm 200 x 100
White
BPCO10
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
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Colours
•
Concrete Block Paving.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
8 colour finishes.
Brindle
Charcoal
60mm 200 x 100
Burnt Ochre
Buff
Bracken
Marigold
Natural*
•
200 x 100mm rectangular block paver with integral spacers.
•
Top surface edge profile creates a smoother running surface.
•
Suitable for outside community shops subject to traffic from small
wheeled trolleys.
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Suitable for use in light traffic applications.
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Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
•
Bond Pattern: Herringbone, Stretcher Bond, Basketweave.
Red
80mm 200 x 100
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
BPCO11
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
Keyblok Pencil Edge
Concrete Block Paving
Keyblok Pencil Edge, Brindle, Rotherham
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Conservation
Smooth and Textured Concrete Paving
Conservation Textured, Silver Grey, Salford
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Smooth
• Combines the appearance of granite aggregate with precision manufacturing further enhanced by a secondary shot blasting process or ground to form a smooth surface finish. • Round edge. • Fibre reinforced and Trafica option available on some units. • 48.3% recycled material is used in the production of the
Conservation range.
• Available in 3 colours. Charcoal
Harvest Buff
Silver Grey
• Step Unit available to complement Conservation Silver Grey and Conservation Charcoal.
Textured
• Product compliant to BS EN 1339: 2003. • A full colour range of complementary Conservation Kerbs, Edging, Setts and Mistral CBP available. Charcoal
PACO01, PACO02
50mm 450 x 300 450 x 450 600 x 600 900 x 300
Harvest Buff
60mm 300 x 300 63mm 450 x 600 600 x 600
Silver Grey
65mm 400 x 400 70mm 450 x 450
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Step Units (L x W x H) 1000 x 400 x 150 1000 x 350 x 150 Note: 50mm 400 x 400, 900 x 600 / 63mm 600 x 600 options available in addition to the above sizes in textured finish.
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Celestia Nebula, example
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
New contemporary, linear range enhanced by a smooth surface finish.
•
Ideally suited for the modern urban environment.
•
Uses natural granite aggregate providing good slip/skid
performance.
Luna
63mm
Nebula
300 x 300 600 x 600 600 x 200 900 x 300
Suriya
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Three distinctive colours to harmonize with the modern urban environment.
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Precision chamfered edge.
• Complementary products include; Conservation Kerbs, Edging, Setts and Mistral CBP.
PACO15
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Celestia
Smooth Ground Concrete Paving
Contemporary paving designed to provide stunning uncluttered visual impact
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Perfecta
Smooth Ground Concrete Paving
Smooth ground appearance of terrazzo and a hard wearing surface Perfecta, Natural, Amesbury
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
• Blended with hard Yorkstone aggregate the aesthetics and technical performance qualities make Perfecta the UK’s market leader in smooth ground paving. • Chamfered or square edge option. • A popular cost-effective alternative to natural Yorkstone. • Excellent non-slip properties in wet and dry conditions.
Natural*
50mm
Brown
400 x 400 450 x 300 450 x 450 600 x 600 900 x 300
Buff
63mm 450 x 600 600 x 600
Red
65mm 400 x 400 70mm 450 x 450 100mm 450 x 450
• Available in 4 colours suiting both traditional and contemporary projects. • An extensive choice of size and thickness including Trafica format for vehicular overrun and units incorporating Marshalls patented Fibre Reinforcement. • Complementary Step tread and riser are available with non-slip strip • Product compliant to BS EN 1339: 2003.
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
PACO04
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Natural*
Brown
Charcoal
50mm
Marigold
400 x 400 450 x 300 450 x 450 450 x 600 600 x 600 900 x 300 900 x 600
Buff
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The Yorkstone aggregate and unique, consistent textured surface ensures superb durability and non-slip properties.
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Rounded edge available in 6 colours to suit both traditional and contemporary projects.
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A popular cost-effective alternative to natural Yorkstone.
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Suitability in all Scape applications for variable trafficking options.
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An extensive choice of size and thickness including Marshalls
Trafica format and selected units incorporating Marshalls patented Fibre Reinforcement.
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Product compliant to BS EN 1339: 2003.
•
Saxon Kerb is also available to enhance the final project.
Red
60mm 300 x 300 63mm 450 x 600 600 x 600 900 x 600
65mm 400 x 400 70mm 450 x 450 100mm 450 x 450
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
PACO06
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
Saxon
Textured Concrete Paving
Saxon Buff Paving, Derby
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Bollard Surround Unit
1. Introduce a semi-circular cut paver to one side of the bollard
2. Introduce the other cut-out paver to fit
3. Mark out the cuts required to fit the paver into the bollard aperture
4. Cut the Paver to size using a dust suppressing still saw
5. Fit the paver snugly around the bollard
6. Allow normal joint tolerance between paving and level off
Achieving a clean and professional finish around bollards located within paving installations is essential to create a level and aesthetically pleasing end result. Our innovative Bollard Surround Paving solves the problem quickly and easily, involving the use of two paving units pre-cut with a semi circle to suit the diameter of the bollard, as shown.
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Colours
•
New, easy way to finish bollard and paving fitting.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
Comprises two paving units pre-cut with semi-circle apertures designed for use with a 114mm diameter bollard.
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Available in three paving finishes and six colours.
•
Also available to fit bollards of differing diameters, available as special manufacture items, please contact our sales office for details.
Saxon Natural*
Saxon Buff
Conservation Smooth Silver Grey
Conservation Textured Silver Grey
How it works: •
Fit aperture around the bollard.
• Mark the pavers using the surrounding paving as a guide and cut to size. 50mm 600 x 600 Perfecta Natural*
Perfecta Buff
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
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Position the sawn pavers around the bollard, tap gently to level.
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Total aperture size of Bollard Surround unit is approximately 118mm allowing small tolerance to aid fitting around a 114mm bollard.
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Result is a neat and professional detail that will enhance any scheme.
• Marshalls recommend the use of a dust suppressant still saw, in line with appropriate Health & Safety guidelines
PACO14
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Bollard Surround Unit
Professional Paving Finish
Bollard Surround Unit, Saxon Buff
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Natural Stone Paving
Yorkstone
Yorkstone Rustic Paving, Cleobury Mortimer
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations. Cromwell Diamond Sawn finish.
Scoutmoor Diamond Sawn finish.
Moselden Diamond Sawn finish.
For almost 200 years Yorkstone has been the nation’s favourite choice of paving stone. With its outstanding technical properties this stone was originally supplied as a hand split riven paving but now with modern techniques it is mainly supplied in either Diamond Sawn or as Greenmoor Rustic. With a proven record of durability, longevity, strength and slip resistance, Marshalls Yorkstones have no equal in terms of range or quality. Sizes
Greenmoor Rustic Rustic finish.
Yorkstone Riven Riven finish.
Diamond Sawn and Greenmoor Rustic Paving are typically available in: •
Thickness: 50, 63 or 73mm.
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Width: 300, 450 or 800mm.
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Random lengths.
Riven Paving is typically available in:
PANS01
For full specification, please refer to the Natural Stone Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
•
Thickness: 38/63 or 63/90mm.
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Width: 600mm.
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Random lengths.
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Setts, kerbs, tactile and masonry also available.
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Innovative design using natural stone features introduces originality to Scapes as well as bringing continuity to the overall look of the project. Using both traditional and modern stone masonry skills, Marshalls can offer coordinated stone products in a range of stone types and finishes including steps, radius steps, copings, edge detailing and bollards. Marshalls expertise in stone masonry is well recognised and we work closely with you to manufacture bespoke items to bring individuality and style to your design. Natural stone incorporating special finishes will further enhance the design scope of any project. Please contact a member of the Homescapes Team or obtain a Natural Stone brochure for more details.
Inlaid black visibility strips, Barnsley
For full specification, please refer to the Natural Stone Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
PANS05
Natural Stone Spherical Bollard, Milton Keynes
Bespoke Masonry
Natural Stone
Bespoke Masonry, Uddingstone, South Lanarkshire
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Ideal formal crossing points to increase pedestrian safety in a community environment For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Blister Tactile Natural
Colours
•
Blister paving is used to identify the location of a drop kerb and an appropriate place to cross.
•
Blister surface felt underfoot by the blind and colour changes can be detected by the visually impaired.
•
Red units for use at controlled crossing points.
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Buff units for use at uncontrolled crossing points.
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Natural and Charcoal units permitted in certain types of conservation areas.
•
Fibre reinforced paving available on selected sizes.
•
In complete accordance with The Disabled Persons Act 1981 and DDA 2004.
•
Product compliant to BS EN 1339: 2003.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Standard
Red
Buff
Natural*
Charcoal
Textured
• For further information see ‘Guidance on the use of tactile paving surfaces’ www.dft.gov.uk or contact Marshalls Homescape Team on 0845 300 3208. Red
50mm 400 x 400 450 x 450
Buff
Natural*
65mm 400 x 400 FRP 400 x 400
70mm 450 x 450
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
PACT01
< Blister Tactile Buff, Salford
Blister
Concrete Tactile Paving
Blister Tactile Buff
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Hazard Warning
Concrete Tactile Paving
Buff Hazard Warning Tactile, St Austell
Colours
•
Hazard Warning paving more commonly known as Corduroy paving.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
Warns the visually impaired of a hazard and to proceed with caution.
Standard
Red
Buff
Natural*
Textured
Red
Buff
•
For use at: – Top and bottom of steps. – Level crossings. – Intersections of shared cycle/pedestrian routes.
•
Installed at 90 degrees and 400mm away from the hazard.
•
As in complete accordance with The Disabled Persons Act 1981 and DDA 2004.
•
Textured option also available.
•
Product compliant to BS EN 1339: 2003.
•
For further information see ‘Guidance on the use of tactile paving surfaces’ www.dft.gov.uk or contact Marshalls Technical Support.
Natural*
50mm 400 x 400 450 x 450 PACT02
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
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Cycleway Demarcation
•
To indicate the beginning or end of shared pedestrian/cycle routes not separated by different levels.
• To alert pedestrians, including the visually impaired, to the proximity of a cycleway.
•
Guidance states:
Provides a visual and physical indication to cyclists on the position of the central limit to cyclists.
– Laid transverse to denote the pedestrian path.
•
– Laid longitudinal to denote the cycle path.
•
Provides a visual and detectable underfoot warning to pedestrians.
• A central delineation strip running the length of the share route provides a false kerb for the visually impaired pedestrian.
•
Product compliant to BS EN 1338: 2003.
•
Product compliant to BS EN 1339: 2003.
Colours
Colours
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible. Buff
Natural*
50mm 400 x 400
Natural*
60mm 200 x 200 60 (base) 80 (contour) STANDARD BLOCK
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
PACT06
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
STOP END BLOCK
Cycleway Tactile and Cycleway Demarcation
Concrete Tactile and Demarcation Paving
Cycleway Tactile
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Yorkstone Tactile
Tactile Paving
Natural Stone Hazard Warning Tactile, Leeds
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Marshalls Yorkstone paving range incorporates a range of complementary tactile products for use in a variety of applications. All Natural Stone tactile paving fully conforms to the Department for Transport guidelines and regulations. Specifiers can choose from traditional Blister, Hazard Warning, Platform Edge and Cycleway tactile products. In addition, if the use of tactile paving is not the preferred choice then Marshalls brass or stainless steel studs can be supplied and fixed to new or existing pavements.
Blister
Please contact a member of the Homescapes Team or obtain a Natural Stone brochure for more details.
PACT11
Cycleway
Hazard
For full specification, please refer to the Natural Stone Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Marshalls Granite paving range incorporates a range of complementary tactile products for use in a variety of applications. All granite tactile paving fully conforms to the Department for Transport guidelines and regulations. Specifiers can choose from traditional Blister and Hazard Warning tactile products which have a light shot blasted finish. Please contact a member of the Homescapes Team or obtain a Natural Stone brochure for more details.
Pink Granite Blister Paving
Granite Hazard Warning Paving
PACT11
For full specification, please refer to the Natural Stone Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Granite Tactile
Tactile Paving
GRA917 Hazard Warning Tactile, Aberdeen
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Bus Stop Kerb
Variable Height Concrete Bus Stop Kerb System
Public transport access builds better communities Bus Stop Kerb, Derby
Cross Section Detail Footway
• Marshalls Bus Stop Kerb is a smooth angled faced kerb with the option of channel usage.
Bedding material
• The channel unit includes a rumble strip enabling the driver to assess the position of the vehicle, allowing the distance to the kerb Carriageway
Channel Concrete haunch
(Dimensions L x W x H mm) Kerb 1000 x 100/245 x 380 Channel 1000 x 350/280 x 180 Radius 15° External 160/180/200 Transition units available
KERB02
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
to be kept to a minimum.
• Varied upstands of between 100 - 250mm can be achieved for different entry levels of public transport vehicles. • Can be used with or without the channel unit. • Manufactured from hydraulically pressed concrete ensures long term strength and durability. The range includes left and right hand
drop kerbs to a half battered profile.
• An external radius kerb unit enables features such as bus boarders to be created.
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Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
• Combines the appearance of Granite Aggregate with precision manufacture, further enhanced by a secondary shot blasting process. • Kerb units based on proportions similar to traditional natural granite kerbs, measuring 255mm wide and 205mm high, or 145mm wide
and 255mm high.
• Ideal for use in areas where a more attractive kerb unit is required. Charcoal
Harvest Buff
Silver Grey
255 x 205
• Product compliant to BS EN 1340:2003.
145 x 255* For laying upright *Can also be laid flat 145
255 205
Priora. 255
• Conservation Kerb uses 48.3% recycled aggregates.
915 600 450 300
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
KERB03, KERB04
915 600 450 300
• A full range of complementary products are available – Conservation Paving, Edging, Setts, Mistral Concrete Block Paving and Mistral
Conservation Kerb
Textured Concrete Kerb
Conservation Kerb, Charcoal, London
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Saxon Kerb
Textured Concrete Kerb
Saxon Kerb, Buff, Derby
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Natural*
Brown
Buff
(Dimensions L x W x H mm) Kerb Straight 914 x 145 x 255 Radius ext 2m, 4m, 6m, 10m Radius int 1.85m, 3.85m, 5.85m, 9.85m Drop Kerb 914 x 145 x 255 / 145 (Left and Right hand) Centre 914 x 145 x 145 Edgings 914 x 63 x 150
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
KERB06
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
• Uses Yorkstone Aggregates to achieve a natural looking appearance, which is then further enhanced by a secondary shot blasting process. •
Based on traditional dimensions, 145 x 255mm, the kerb units offer a wider and squarer profile than the usual British Standard kerbs.
•
Product compliant to BS EN 1340:2003.
•
As the name indicates Saxon Kerb complements fully its paving range equivalent – Saxon Paving.
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160
160
90
250
160
160
250
160
160
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Tegula Kerb Sett, Pennant Grey, Cheshire
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
Single plan size with 6 variable laying configurations.
•
Tegula Kerb Setts provide that finishing touch to complement 90 developments where the kerb is both a functional item and critical design feature.
250
• • Traditional*
Pennant Grey
Red/Charcoal Multi
250 Compliant130to BS EN 1338:2003.
250
160
Often used to create steps and drainage channels in paved areas. 160
160
Harvest
160
160
250
TEGULA KERB SETT LAYING CONFIGURATIONS
*Suitable for use with Burnt Ochre Tegula 160
160
90
90° Angle Internal 90° Angle External Radial Internal Radial External
(Dimensions L x W x H mm) Splay 45° Kerb 250 x 160 x 130
250
90
96
130 250 160
160
160
160
96
250
250
250
250 90
250
250 160
250
130
7070 160
160
250
160
160
160
96
160
160
160
160
130
160
96 90
130
250 250
250 250
160
130
96
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
90
130
250
250
250 160 160
160
250
160
96
130
130
250
BPCO07
90
160
160
160
160
160
130 130
160 96
Tegula Kerb Sett
Concrete Sett Paving
250
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Keykerb - Channels and Edging
Small Unit Concrete Kerb System, Channel and Edging System
Keykerb Large, Charcoal, with Driveline Channel, Charcoal
Driveline Channel, Brindle, Edging, Driveline 4-in-1 Kerb, Charcoal
Keykerb
Channels and Edging
•
Concrete Sett Paving.
•
Keykerb unit available in 3 different sizes, Keykerb Large (KL), Keykerb Medium (KM) and Keykerb Small (KS).
• Marshalls uses hydraulic pressing in the manufacture of standard natural kerb*, channel and edging.
•
Comprehensive set of radii, droppers and angle stones.
•
Product compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
• Keykerb is the solution of choice for use with the Keyblok family of products. Keykerb Large (KL) •
Manufactured in Bullnosed (BN) and Half Battered (HB) profiles in a dual purpose unit.
•
Kerb upstand of 100-125mm.
•
Units can be installed flat.
• Provides consistent long-term performance as expected from Marshalls with a functional unit of this type. • All units are manufactured in accordance with BS EN 1340:2003 Concrete kerb units – requirements and test methods, together with a range of non-standard sizes manufactured to the same specification offering greater flexibility in design. • All straight units are 914mm unless otherwise stated. *Some radius unit are manufactured in a wet cast production method.
Colours
DISHED CHANNEL
BULLNOSED CHANNEL
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
305 x 150 CD Ref No. RK3550000
305 x 150 CBN Ref No. RK0150000
Natural*
Charcoal
Buff
Red
(102kg) 10 (81kg) 12
Brindle
KERB11, KERB08
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Weights The approximate number of units per tonne is indicated in each section thus 20 = 20 units per tonne.
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Natural Yorkstone
Granite
Yorkstone kerbs, channels and edgings are supplied with a diamond sawn finish and can be manufactured from a variety of different Yorkstones. Options should be checked with our Homescapes Team.
Marshalls can offer a wide range of standard, Fine Picked finish, Silver Grey Granite kerbs from stock. Other sizes or colours of Granite can also be supplied from sources throughout the world.
The kerbs can be produced in a variety of sizes in rectangular or bullnosed sections. Co-ordinating drop and radii kerbs can also be manufactured as required. Channels can be supplied in flat or dished sections and edgings in rectangular, partially rounded or with a full bullnosed edge.
Kerbs are available in Flamed or Fine Picked finishes and Marshalls Granite supply kerbs in both rectangular and bullnosed sections. Coordinating drop and radii kerbs can also be manufactured as required. Channels can be supplied in flat or dished sections and edgings in rectangular, partially rounded or with a full bullnosed edge.
Sandstone Kerbs in Marshalls Sandstones are supplied in two specific sizes of 300 x 200mm and 250 x 150mm and are supplied with a 5mm chamfer to the leading arris. The kerbs are finished with a shot blasted texture to the exposed surfaces to complement Marshalls Sandstone Paving.
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For full specification, please refer to the Natural Stone Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Natural Stone Kerb
Yorkstone / Granite / Sandstone
Natural Stone Kerb
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Two important factors influencing decisions on hard landscaping installation. Water Management The environmental impact of urban development is most obvious when it rains. More than ever before, recent UK rainfall patterns have put water management under the spotlight and sustainable drainage is now not just a desirable goal but a legislative requirement. Fortunately, for over 10 years Marshalls has developed drainage solutions that provide specifiers with bespoke drainage solutions that offer the latest SUDS and linear drainage products.
Traffic Management Traffic flow and controlling vehicle speeds are important strategies employed when creating safe and convenient residential developments. Marshalls has a variety of traffic calming products that provide effective vehicle control by giving motorists an appropriate level of visual warning of approaching physical speed deterrents.
This section shows a selection of products that may suit your scheme but if more inspiration is needed, the entire Marshalls range is online Forat full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3 at www.marshalls.co.uk/select. www.marshalls.co.uk/select PLUS
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A select group of products ideal for housing projects. Speak to our Project Consultants for more product inspiration.
Water and Traffic Management Water Management
Why water management matters - SUDS
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Priora
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Tegula Priora
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Mistral Priora
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Olde Priora
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Why Linear Drainage?
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Mini Beany
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Birco
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Traffic Management S-Ramp
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Speed Cushions
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Speed Check
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Keycheck
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Traffic Islands
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Episodes of urban flooding are on the increase because our drainage systems cannot cope with the volume of water that storm conditions create
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Why Water Management matters Under natural conditions, most of the water that falls as rain soaks into the ground or gets carried away by rivers. But in urban areas, hard surfaces increase both the rate and amount of rainwater that turns into run-off, placing extra pressure on drainage systems. And when the capacity of these are exceeded, the worst happens. As a major legislatory step towards reducing flood risks, the Flood and Water Management Act 2010 seeks to establish ground-rules for more effective water management and the creation of sustainable drainage systems (SUDS). Carefully-planned drainage schemes integrating traditional linear drainage or permeable paving can significantly reduce flood risks. Through our extensive product range and suite of technical support services, Marshalls can help make it easier for you to manage your
Priora Permeable Block Paving – The Benefits • The unique shape of the Priora block creates voids allowing surface water to pass through into the sub-base. • Surface water drains naturally at source, eliminating surface ponding and substantially reduces the risk of pollution and flooding in the sewer systems. • Due to the patented interlock of the block, Priora can be used in any loading application. • The unique interlocking properties of Priora have enabled Marshalls to simplify the design and installation of its permeable paving. In many cases this has enabled a reduced depth of sub-base and minimised the need for intermediate restraints, saving both time and money. • With permeable paving, water drains through the pavement to a sub-base:
complex water management issues.
– Contaminated run-off water is dealt with environmentally
Permeable paving enables rainwater to soak away from the surface
– Hydrocarbons break down naturally within the sub-base
where it falls - and no-one knows more about permeable paving than Marshalls. When Marshalls Priora blocks are laid patented nibs create a series of voids which, when filled with aggregate, allow water to permeate through into a specially developed sub-base comprising of graded aggregate instead of a traditional sand bed. SUDS Principles
– Heavy metals remain trapped at low concentrations – Major spillage events remain contained within a small area and do not get channelled into local river ecosystems. Permeable Block Paving can be used in any scheme where standard concrete block paving is considered. For non-infiltrating subgrades, such as clay, the permeable pavement can be tanked using an impermeable membrane allowing rainwater to be harvested or attenuated. Conveyance can then deliver rainwater to an infiltrating system or sewer, with the capacity to attenuate the flow as required.
QUANTITY to minimise volume and rate of run-off (attenuation)
Quality
Priora System* - How it works Priora Permeable Paving eg. Priora Brindle Herringbone
remove impurities from run-off (filtration)
Permeable joint filled with 6mm Priora aggregate
AMENITY recycle run-off to improve the external environment
50mm laying course using 6mm Priora aggregate 80mm dense bitumen macadam punctured layer with 70mm holes at 750mm centres filled with laying course material
Conventional pavement construction would have integral cross falls to direct surface water towards a traditional gulley or linear drainage channel - something avoided with permeable paving.
150mm sub-base using 20mm Priora aggregate Subgrade
*Note: Example illustration for traffic up to 21 tonne.
Typical point drainage system, illustrating the need for complex crossfalls with attendant implications for design, installation and cost
Typical equivalent linear drainage system
SUDS
that can bring an increase in flooding throughout our towns and cities.
Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems
Our climate is changing and that means unpredictable weather patterns
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Priora
Permeable Paving System
Priora Brindle, Fountain Gate, East Kilbride
Colours
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Permeable Concrete Block Paving.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
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9 colour finishes.
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Available in 60mm and 80mm block thicknesses.
• 200 x 100mm rectangular block with patented, interlocking nib design.
Brindle
Natural*
Burnt Ochre
Red
Bracken
Marigold
60mm 200 x 100 80mm 200 x 100
Charcoal
Buff
• Priora, Marshalls original permeable block paving, adds hydraulic capability to the outstanding performance characteristics of Keyblok. The Priora nib profile creates voids at the joint to allow surface water to pass through the pavement at source. •
Permeability: 18,750 litres/sec/hectare.
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Complementary Products: Mistral / Olde and Tegula Priora.
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Compliant to BS EN 1338: 2003.
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Bond Pattern: Herringbone, Stretcher Course, Basketweave.
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Priora can be machine laid. Please refer to the Machine Lay section on the website.
Priora aggregates are available by calling 0845 451 0797 White Colourtop
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
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Tegula Priora
Permeable Paving System
Drivesett Tegula Priora, Traditional
Colours
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Permeable Concrete Setts.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
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5 colour finishes.
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3 plan sizes with patented interlocking nib design.
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Bringing together the aesthetics of Tegula and the environmental benefits of Priora, Tegula Priora provides versatility to complement conservation projects or enhance distinctive show piece schemes requiring a SUDS solution.
Traditional
Burnt Ochre
Pennant Grey
Priora aggregates are available by calling 0845 451 0797 Harvest
Random Course 60mm 160 x 120 160 x 160 160 x 240
Herringbone 80mm 160 x 240
Red/Charcoal
• Permeability: Random Course – 17,693 litres/sec/hectare Herringbone – 14,295 litres/sec/hectare. •
Bond Pattern: Random Course, Herringbone.
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Suitable for use in any loading application – herringbone bond.
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Complementary Products: Tegula, Tegula Cobbles, Tegula Kerb Sett
and Conservation Kerb.
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Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
• To maintain the interlocking properties of the Priora nib design, products have been designed for specific bond patterns. Large units are not interchangeable between patterns.
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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80mm 160 x 120 160 x 160 160 x 240
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Mistral Priora
Permeable Paving System
Mistral Priora, Silver Grey, Halifax
Colours
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Permeable Textured Granite Aggregate Setts.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
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3 colour finishes.
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3 plan sizes with patented interlocking nib design.
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The exposed granite aggregates of Mistral and the environmental benefits of Priora have been combined to create the permeable block paving of choice for modern developments and contemporary public spaces requiring a SUDS solution.
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Random course permeability: 17,693 litres/sec/hectare.
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Suitable for use in light traffic applications.
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Complementary Products: Conservation Paving, Setts and Kerb and Conservation Mini Beany.
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Compliant to BS EN 1338:2003.
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Bond Pattern: Random Course Only.
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To maintain the interlocking properties of the Priora nib design, products have been designed for specific bond patterns.
Silver Grey
Charcoal
Harvest Buff
80mm 160 x 120 160 x 160 160 x 240 Priora aggregates are available by calling 0845 451 0797
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Olde Priora
Permeable Paving System
Functional permeable paving for commercial parking meet SUDS planning requirements Olde Priora, Charcoal, Bristol
Colours
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Permeable Concrete Block Paving.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
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8 colour finishes.
• 200 x 100mm rectangular block with patented, interlocking nib design. • Brindle
Natural*
Burnt Ochre
Red
Bracken
Marigold
Charcoal
Buff
80mm 200 x 100
Olde Priora is a sympathetically rusticated block, which carries all the inherent benefits of standard Priora.
• With subtle texturing, Olde Priora lends itself well to conservation areas. •
Permeability: 18,750 litres/sec/hectare.
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Suitable for use in any loading application – herringbone bond.
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Complementary Products: Keykerb, Priora, Marker Blocks.
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Compliant to BS EN 1338: 2003.
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Bond Pattern: Herringbone, Stretcher Course, Basketweave.
Priora aggregates are available by calling 0845 451 0797
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
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Mini Beany example, Glasgow
Why Linear Drainage? Marshalls linear drainage works differently to the traditional form of point drainage. Instead of directing water towards a single outlet, linear drainage integrates into landscapes, removing the need for additional carrier pipes and complex crossfalls. Linear drainage is an effective solution for draining surface water – and Marshalls has a suite of products to assist architects, engineers and contractors, from discreet channels within the paved surface through to higher capacity combined kerb and drainage units.
Marshalls offers clients the integrated suite of products needed to create a high performance water management solution. For detailed advice on designing and installing linear drainage systems, the Marshalls design team and drainage engineers are on hand to help every step of the way.
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Mini Beany carries the British Standard Kitemark
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Top blocks and bases available in 1000mm lengths
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500mm long radius top blocks and bases are also available
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Four invert depths available
Conservation Mini Beany A Silver-Grey coarse textured finish top unit, manufactured with granite aggregate, complements perfectly areas of high architectural, historical and scenic value. This product profile complements Conservation kerb 205 x 255mm. Marshalls silver grey Conservation paving, kerb and edging along with Mistral concrete block paving and Conservation setts, are ideally suited to complement this surface finish.
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Half battered profiles suitable for use with tarmac, in situ concrete and concrete block paving
Reduces mechanical lifts per metre from 2 to 1 for top unit
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No requirement for front haunching, just bedding and backing concrete
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Fully compatible with traffic drain and the current range of trapped outfalls and ancillary items
Quicker to install with significant savings on installation
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Half Battered Mini Beany, Natural Finish, example
Conservation Mini Beany (205 x 255mm) is available with coarse texture to two faces and is available from stock.
Silver Grey
Bullnose Mini Beany, Special Conservation Finish
Excellent slip/skid resistance and highly resistant to de-icing salts, anti-freeze and other noxious pollutants
Half battered kerb width Top Block 1000mm long (range of Top Units available)
Steeply inclined and divergent inlet aperture ensures efficient water interception and freedom from blockages Fully compatible with Traffic Drain, Beany Block, Max-E-Channel, Birco 150 and Half Battered Kerbs
Two-part system allowing easy installation whilst ensuring level inverts and allowing for future resurfacing
1000mm long Base Channel (range of depths avilable)
Mini Beany
Special Finishes
Combined Kerb and Drainage System
Mini Beany® 1000mm Top Block
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Birco Grid Drainage, Edinburgh
Birco Grid Drainage System Birco is a high quality linear drainage system combining robust concrete channels with a range of grates to suit all loading applications. It is designed to intercept, store and transport surface water in a costeffective way. •
Robust and durable.
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Proven and trusted.
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High to low capacity.
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Wide range of channels and gratings.
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Constant and inbuilt fall channels.
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Manufactured in accordance with BS EN 1433:2002.
The range is extensive utilising six different systems; • Birco Lite • Birco 100 • Birco 150
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Birco 200 Birco 300 Birco Shallow*
Channels Birco channels are manufactured in high quality, precast concrete. All channels incorporate rolled galvanised steel edge angles firmly cast into each channel to position and attach the appropriate grating. Constant Invert Depths Channels are available in a range of standard constant invert depths to accommodate a range of drainage requirements.
*Where limited channel depth is critical, Birco Shallow is ideally suited and available in 100, 150, 200 and 300mm channel widths.
95 obust concrete Birco channels are highly resistant R to impact damage on site during the construction phase.
Channels with removable gratings provide continuous inspection and access for maintenance.
Range of base depths and inbuilt falls to provide efficient drainage for all project types.
Inbuilt Falls Birco Lite, Birco 100, Birco 150 and 200 Channels are also available with in-built gradients.
Extensive range of gratings, textures, colours, slot profiles and materials are available to the client.
Gratings We offer a wide range of gratings which are available in galvanised steel, stainless steel, cast iron (grey and ductile) and aluminium.
Channels with inbuilt falls are available – 15 Inbuilt fall channels with a gradient 0.5%. Inbuilt fall channels are 1000mm long. Cast Iron Heelsure
500 x 186
Cast Iron Slotted
500 x 186
Cast Iron Slotted
500 x 186
Cast Iron Slotted
500 x 186
Cast Iron Wave
500 x 186
Aluminium Slotted
500 x 186
Galvanised Cast Iron
500 x 186
Cast Iron Solid Cover
500 x 186
Galvanised Steel Mesh
1000 x 186 500 x 186
Slot 100 x 6mm
Outfalls To complete the system, outfalls must be provided to discharge the water collected by the channels. A range of inline, side and end outlet junction outfalls are available, all trapped and roddable as standard.
Slot 100 x 12mm
Slot 100 x 12mm
Slot 100 x 12mm For 150mm dia pipe
For 100mm dia pipe
Slot 85 x 13mm
Slot 100 x 13mm
Slot 100 x 12mm
N/A 100 In-line Outfall 150 Side Trap (supplied in two sections with universal-fit seal and stopper included)
100 In-line Outfall 100 In-line Trap (supplied in two sections with universal-fit seal and stopper included) Mesh 30 x 30mm
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Birco Range
Grid Drainage System
Tegula Concrete Block Paving
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S-Ramp
Pre-Cast Reinforced Concrete Road Hump
Desire lines and safe crossing points are essential S-Ramp, Red, Huddersfield
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Pimple
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S-Ramp is a pre-formed segmental sinusoidal profiled ramp system acknowledged as giving the best ride-over quality for all vehicles including buses and emergency vehicles, which cannot be achieved using in-situ methods.
• Enables road humps or table tops of 75mm high to be constructed. • Provides a highly effective, speed reducing transition from the carriageway to the surface of the road hump table top, compatible with Concrete Block Paving and black top. Red
Buff
Marigold
Natural*
Textured
• Alternatively S-Ramp units can be installed back to back to form a road hump. • Units can be laid kerb-to-kerb using standard pieces only. • Alternatively a free-standing table can be achieved by the inclusion of corner and side units. • Durable construction makes the system low maintenance; reducing whole life costings.
Red
Marigold
Natural*
Pimple and Textured S-Ramp Standard (S1) 914 x 200 x 180/ 255 S-Ramp Corner available high / low, left / right hand S-Ramp side available high / low TMCO04
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
• Optimised thickness allows for haunching of the unit to aid stability, coupled with keyed base profile improving the resistance to imposed vehicle loads. • S-Ramp is suitable for use in all forms of carriageway construction.
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Speed Cushions
Reinforced Concrete Cushion
Speed Cushions, Halifax
Colours
Plateau Speed Cushion
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
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A reinforced concrete cushion with a plateau top of 70mm. A range of widths is available to suit different traffic management and vehicle requirements. Approach/exit ramp of 1:8:6 and side slope of 1:4:3 Available in red although other colours can be made to order.
Domed Red
Black
Buff
Natural*
• 2 Speed Cushion designs are offered to reduce speeds of traffic with
differing dimensions.
• The cushions comply with the Traffic Advisory Leaflet issued by the
• A reinforced concrete cushion with a dome of 65mm high. • Rewards drivers travelling at an appropriate speed with a smoother crossing. • A more suitable solution than the Plateau for areas with numerous bus movements.
DfT, October 1994.
• One piece structural units designed to withstand all traffic loadings. • Easy installations and low maintenance reduces whole life costings. • Dimensional accuracy ensures compliance to design standard. • Coloured concrete contrasts with road surface increasing visibility to
road users.
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
TMCO05
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
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Speed Check
Concrete Road Hump
Controlling traffic speeds make for a safer community Speedcheck, Castleford
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Red
Charcoal
Natural*
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Unique product acts as a restraint and starter block for 1:10 ramp slopes to be constructed in block paving, however, ramps of 1:15 can also be constructed.
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A cubic shape intended for use with flexibly laid concrete block paving, although other materials can be used.
• Size and finish complements concrete block paving allowing aesthetic consideration in road hump design for conservation or residential areas. • Ramp lengths of 1000mm will create a height of 100mm (maximum advised). • Installation causes minimum disruption to carriageway, as excavation is only required beneath the ramp areas.
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
TMCO01
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Units easily cut on site.
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Available in three colours.
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Satellite
Installed in a line forming a rumble strip across the carriageway.
• Ideal for use with concrete block paving although can be used with other surfacing materials.
• A Satellite Island is a one piece reinforced concrete pre-formed traffic island for discrete islands, including a circular aperture for a bollard.
• When installed in alternating directions forms vehicular and pedestrian deterrent paving.
Refuge
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The small plan size allows complicated or irregular areas to be installed relatively easily.
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Available in three colours.
Speed Islands
Speed Islands
Keycheck
Keycheck
One Piece Concrete Traffic Islands
Speed Island, Halifax
Rumble Strip and Deterrant Paving
Keycheck, West Yorkshire
• A Refuge Island is a one piece reinforced concrete pre-formed traffic island including an aperture for an illuminated ‘keep left’ bollard. • Satellite and Refuge Islands share the following benefits:
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
• One piece construction ensures ease of installation with fewer operations on-site resulting in a speedier installation reducing road closure time. • Pre-formed in factory controlled conditions to ensure accuracy. • Offered in a half battered kerb profile as BS EN 1340:2003 • Speed of installation and low maintenance reduces whole life costings.
Red
Charcoal
Natural*
200 x 200 x 60/75
– 2 x M16 lifting sockets cast into product.
– Central aperture of 350mm diameter for installation of bollard.
15 60
75
200
200
*Natural products are manufactured from aggregates sourced locally to the works and contain no pigmentation, therefore colour variation between products from different works is possible.
Refuge Islands 1200 x 1200 x 260 1500 x 1500 x 260 1800 x 1800 x 260
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
TMCO02 , TMCO06
Satellite Islands 1500 x 610 x 170
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It is often the smaller details of a development that have an influence disproportionate to size or cost, yet they can massively influence both perception and performance. Street Furniture Marshalls specialises in the design, manufacture and sourcing of street furniture brands that allow specifiers to create distinctive and unique landscaping for housebuilders. The widest variety of materials are used in some of Europe’s best known street furniture brands providing a coordinated rich palette of product styles that will inspire better landscapes.
Lighting The importance of lighting on any scheme cannot be overestimated , so it is provided by our specialist Woodhouse who have a fine reputation for designing and manufacturing integrated ranges of innovative lighting with coordinated street furniture.
This section shows a selection of products that may suit your scheme but if more inspiration is needed, the entire Marshalls range is online For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3 at at www.marshalls.co.uk/select. www.marshalls.co.uk/select PLUS
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A select group of products ideal for housing projects. Speak to our Project Consultants for more product inspiration.
Street Furniture Coordinated Street Furniture Timber, Cast Iron & Steel - Sineu Graff
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Steel and Stainless Steel - Ollerton
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Timber, Cast Iron, Aluminium & Polyurethane - Imperial - Ferrocast
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Concrete - Monoscape
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Stainless Steel and Aluminium - Woodhouse
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Sineu Graff Rendezvous Seat with contemporary round litter bin
Sineu Graff offer a large collection of street furniture including: seating, litter bins, tree grilles, bollards, and safety barriers. Furniture is of an exceptional quality and is always a good investment, with ranges including pieces that will suit any budget. Where full schemes are to be specified, coordinated items are offered. Individual pieces can also be specified in a colour of your choice from a full range of sable colours which provide a high quality lustrous, matt finish. A large range of standard RAL colours is also provided where a high gloss finish is preferred.
Innovation is at the forefront of design and Sineu Graff work in consultation with designers, architects, town planners, and end users. Recognising the changing attitudes to the use of public spaces, Sineu Graff developeS ranges to meet the modern lifestyle requirements of any environment. Their street furniture can be used to create social meeting places, areas of rest and relaxation and comfortable waiting areas. Fashioned to match urban architectures, Sineu Graff furniture installations can enhance any scheme whether modern, traditional or rustic.
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RENDEZVOUS CIRCULAR BENCH
• Timber and Cast Iron
• Timber and Cast Iron
• Timber and Cast Iron
• Seat span 1800mm
• External span 1800mm
• Seat span 1385mm
• Seat height 420mm
• S eat height 420mm
• Seat height 420mm
• Sustainably sourced timber
• Sustainably sourced timber
• Sustainably sourced timber
RENDEZVOUS BIN
Rendezvous planter
roots TREE grille
• Timber and Steel
• Timber and Steel
• Manufactured from steel
• Dimensions 490 x 820mm
• Available in two sizes
• Available in three sizes
• 55L capacity
• 350L or 490L capacity
• Available in round or square styles
• Sustainably sourced timber
• Sustainably sourced timber
• Coordinating tree guard available
METROPOLIS SEAT
METROPOLIS BENCH
METROPOLIS BIN
• Timber and Cast Iron
• Timber and Cast Iron
• Timber and Steel
• Seat span 2000mm
• S eat span 2000mm
• Available in two sizes
• Seat height 435mm
• S eat height 435mm
• 45L or 60L capacity
• Sustainably sourced timber
• Sustainably sourced timber
• Sustainably sourced timber
SEAT06, TREE06 PLNT04, LTBN12
For full specification, please refer to the Street Furniture Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
Coordinated Street Furniture
RENDEZVOUS BENCH
Timber, Cast Iron and Steel - Sineu Graff
RENDEZVOUS SEAT
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Ollerton M3 Pedestal Seats, Newby
Ollerton street furniture is recognised as being versatile, functional and stylish. Modular seating systems allow configurations to be created that will maximise the functionality of public spaces. The stainless steel M3 and steel Festival seating systems have been specified in almost endless permutations such as circles, squares and sweeping serpentine curves. These retain the strength, safety and vandal resistant features of the individual straight seats and benches.
Seating heights are compliant with the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act. Armrests can be specified on certain models along with a full range of other optional extras. Coordinating items are also available including cycle stands, planters, tree protection signage and bollards.
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M3 FINGER POST
• 316L grade stainless steel
• 3 16L grade stainless steel
• Seat height 480mm
• Seat height 450mm
• M anufactured from 316L grade stainless steel
• Available in the following:
• A vailable in the following:
• Supplied with a dome finial as standard
Stainless Steel Slats Hardwood Slats 1800mm 800mm 2000mm 2000mm 2400mm 2400mm 3000mm
Stainless Steel Slats Hardwood Slats 1800mm 1800mm 2000mm 2000mm 2400mm 2400mm
M3 NOTICE BOARD
M3 TREE GRILLE
RS 001 BOLLARD
• Manufactured from grade 316L stainless steel
• Manufactured from grade 316L stainless steel
• M anufactured from grade 316L stainless steel
• Available in two sizes (A1 and A0)
• Available in two sizes and designs
• 1000mm height
• Tree guards are available to match
• Diameter 114mm
M3 POST & RAIL SYSTEM
PENNANT CYCLE STAND
M3 FLARED TOP PLANTER
• Available in steel and stainless steel
• Height 800mm
• Ideal for scenic locations
• M anufactured from grade 316L stainless steel
• M anufactured from grade 316L stainless steel
• Available with either root fix or base plate fixing
• Height 785mm • Diameter 565mm • L iners can be specified in a colour of your choice
For full specification, please refer to the Street Furniture Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
SEAT09, CYPA03, PLNT03, TREE05, NTBD01, SNLC01, PTRL03, BLLD07,NTBD04
• P ost and Tension wire system also available
• F ingers can accommodate one or two lines of text
Coordinated Street Furniture
M3 STRAIGHT BENCH
Steel and Stainless Steel - Ollerton
M3 STRAIGHT SEAT
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58 Series Tree Grille, Northampton
Imperial features traditionally styled street furniture in cast iron or cast aluminium. Designs are reverent to more historical landscapes and ensure that Architects and Specifiers can specify street furniture that will retain the integrity of traditional landscapes ensuring that long-standing aesthetics are not compromised. Ferrocast is a polyurethane of an engineering grade specification which was developed from its use in the mining, quarrying and North Sea Oil
Industries. These harsh environments were perfect testing conditions to prove that it would be an ideal material for manufacturing street furniture that would withstand the rigours of the urban environment. The durability of Ferrocast makes it a preferred material in the specification of street furniture. It has a longer, maintenance-free life span and helps to reduce ongoing maintenance costs.
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COMMEMERATIVE
• Timber and Cast Iron
• Timber and Cast Aluminium
• Timber and Cast Aluminium
• Seat span 1800mm
• S eat span 1800 or 2000mm
• Seat span 1900mm
• Seat height 450mm
• S eat height 440mm
• Seat height 440mm
61 series tree grille
HANGING BASKET COLUMN
KINGSTON FINGERPOST
• Manufactured from ductile cast iron
• Mild steel powder coated column
• Manufactured from mild steel
• Black gloss finish as standard
• Hot dip galvanised for added durability
• Hot dip galvanised for added durability
• Available in a number of sizes
• Choice of RAL colours to match scheme
• Numerous finial and finger options available
HERITAGE LITTER BIN
LAMP COLUMN
NOTICE BOARD
• Available with or without lid • 65L capacity
• Manufactured from Ferrocast Polyurethane
• Manufactured from Ferrocast Polyurethane
• Eight designs and bespoke options available to replecate traditional systems
• Components can be mixed and matched to create your ideal solution
• Can be supplied in most RAL colours
• 240mm high
For full specification, please refer to the Street Furniture Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
BLLD14, LTBN15, LTBN05, SEAT18 CYPA05, NTBD07, SNLC04, SNLC06
• Manufactured from Ferrocast Polyurethane
Coordinated Street Furniture
KINGSTON SEAT
Timber, Cast Iron, Aluminium and Polyurethane - Imperial, Ferrocast
HERITAGE SEAT
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Monoscape Spherical 500 Bollard, Waterlooville
Monoscape Street Furniture is produced in high quality precast concrete. The high physical density of concrete makes pieces robust, durable and well suited to withstand the rigours of the toughest modern urban environment. Due to the natural weathering properties of concrete, pieces will require minimal maintenance and upkeep. By installing Monoscape street furniture you can be assured that you have invested in pieces that will have a long life span and deliver excellent value for money.
Highly versatile, heavy duty pieces of concrete street furniture such as planters and bollards can be used effectively to guide the flow of pedestrians or traffic, limit vehicular access, prevent parking or act as ram raid deterrents. Other street furniture items such as seating and litter bins can be used not just for functional purposes but also to enhance the aesthetic appeal of a landscape.
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RIVA: APPIA SEAT / BOLLARD
• High quality pre-cast concrete
• High quality pre-cast concrete
• High quality pre-cast concrete
• 500mm diameter
• Seat span 2100mm
• Seat span 500mm
• Available in a variety of colours and finishes
• Seat height 450mm
• Seat height 500mm
• Exposed polished finish
• Polished finish
BOULEVARD LITTER BIN
OVITO PLANTER
Scala PLANTER
• Durable pre-cast concrete
• A modern styled elliptical concrete planter
• Classical shaped concrete planter
• 43L capacity • Exposed silvery grey finish as standard
• Dimensions 480 x 1040mm
• Fine ground finish, mid grey
• Optional rainshield available
• A vailable in two colours grey granite or anthracite basalt
STRADA CIRCULAR PLANTER
STRADA SQUARE PLANTER
SERO PLANTER
• Concrete planter
• A modern styled square planter
• Rectangular shaped concrete planter
• Dimensions 710mm diameter
• Dimensions 500 x 500 x 500mm
• Dimensions 600 x 1200mm
• Ground finish, mid grey
• Ground finish, mid grey
• Smooth finish, grey
Coordinated Street Furniture
RIVA: BARIONI BENCH
Concrete - Monoscape
SPHERICAL 500
• Dimensions 1200 x 1200mm
For full specification, please refer to the Street Furniture Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
SEAT01, BLLD01, BLLDO3, PLNT01, LTBN01
• Circular and square versions also available
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Geo Oval Lighting, Bristol
Woodhouse, a Marshalls Specialist business specialise in coordinated systems: families of seating, signage, traffic management, shelters, lighting and security, street furniture, sharing common design themes and materials. A small selection of an extensive range of street furniture products is illustrated here.
Woodhouse coordinated ranges are: • Aubrilam • GEO
• Campus • Motis
• Escofet • Bespoke (Special)
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GEO CYCLE PARKING
• 316 Shot peened stainless steel frame
• Stainless steel finials and adjustable collars
• Height 850mm
• Height 3200mm above finished ground level
• Bead blasted legs and cross bar
• Seat span 1800mm • Seat height 525mm • Seat with 4 arms • Iroko hardwood timber slats
GEO BOLLARD
• Machine finished 316 grade stainless steel top cap • 316 bead blasted stainless steel body
• Brushed finish top rail
• 240 Grit brushed finish
GEO POST AND RAIL
GEO LITTER BIN
• Made entirely in stainless steel
• 316 grade stainless steel
• Designed for maximum service life and minimum maintenance
• Bin Body Diameter 500mm • 70L capacity
• Height 1100mm
• Brushed finish post and bin body
• Standard 100mm Diameter Bollard
• Machine finished top cap
SHELTER
GEO LIGHTING
GEO Asymmetric Parklight
• Tapering steel fins, bolted to the spine beams of the goalposts, support roof elements
• Galvanised mild steel structure
• Cast aluminium lantern body
• Overall height: 6m above finished ground level
• Powder coated silver RAL 9006
• Acrylic illuminated section 2m (other lengths available on request)
• Solid Roof
• Cantilever Canopy
• 70w HCI-T lamp
For full specification, please refer to www.woodhouse.co.uk
Coordinated Street Furniture
geo fingerpost
Stainless Steel and Aluminium - Woodhouse
GEO SEATING
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Canopies, cycle shelters and play structures are items often required to enhance the functionality of building developments and are regularly used as part of Section 106 Agreements. Marshalls offers an extensive choice of urban structures with all the specialist design and installation capability necessary to provide its customers with trouble free choice.
This section shows a selection of products that may suit your scheme and if more inspiration is needed, the entire Marshalls range is online at www.marshalls.co.uk/select. For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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A select group of products ideal for housing projects. Speak to our Project Consultants for more product inspiration.
Urban Structures Urban Structures
Canopies, Shelters, Cycle Parking
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Outdoor Play Equipment
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Wall Supported Canopy, Stockport
Marshalls Urban Structures are specialists in the design, manufacture and installation of stylish canopy and shelter products, comprising:
Marshalls Urban Structures have a wealth of experience with housing developments.
– Canopies and walkways
Products are available in a vast range of standard designs suitable for any environment. For completely unique schemes, Marshalls Urban Structures also provide extensive bespoke design capabilities, tailoring to exact site requirements.
– Cycle Storage – Tensile Structures – Waiting Shelters – Smoking Shelters
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GULLWING CANOPY
• All designs are manufactured from structural grade mild steel
• Simple yet stylish design in various sizes to suit many building types
• Versatile steel entrance canopy
• Finish options are available: galvanised, galvanised and powder coated or zinc-rich primer and powder coated
• Finish options are available: galvanised, galvanised and powder coated or zinc-rich primer and powder coated • Cladding option available is PET
HYPAR TENSILE STRUCTURE
GULLWING WAITING SHELTER
VELOZONE
• Contemporary free standing tensile fabric structure
• Manufactured from structural grade mild steel
• Manufactured from structural grade mild steel
• Provides shade or shelter in open spaces, such as quadrants and courtyards
• Ideal for covering seating areas or to act as cycle or motorcycle parking
• Highly functional, low maintenance modular cycle shelter
D-SERIES CYCLE SHELTER
SHEFFIELD CYCLE STAND
BYKEBIN™
• Functional and robust shelter which can be used to cover cycle stands or racks.
• Available in steel or stainless steel. • Can be galvanised or galvanised and powder coated in any RAL or BS Standard colour
• Manufactured from rigid, durable polyurethane
• Finish options are available: galvanised, galvanised and powder coated or zinc-rich primer and powder coated
• Provides parking for up the 10 bikes
• Ideal solution for secure cycle storage • Available in 12 colours
For full specification, please refer to Marshalls Urban Structures Product Selector or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
ENCA02, WALK01, SHEL01, SHEL04, SHEL05, CYCS01, CYCS04, ENCA04
• Finish options are available: galvanised, galvanised and powder coated or zinc- rich primer
• Can be modified to specific project requirements
Urban Structures
PORTICO CANOPY
Canopies, Shelters, Cycle Parking
WALL SUPPORTED CANOPY
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Outdoor Play Equipment
Fitness and Adventure Trails
Bespoke Fitness and Adventure Trail, Halifax
Fitness and Adventure Trails Fitness and Adventure Trails offer a wealth of active and imaginative play. Trails are developed to meet the needs of developing children and are a fun way to provide physical activity; they require combinations of balancing, stretching, scrambling, swinging and climbing. With Marshalls design support trails can be created to meet the needs of all abilities and all ages, using low and high level components. Ideal for children between four and twelve, they complement the requirements of the National Curriculum for Key Stages One and Two. For children under seven, trails will enable them to experiment with movement, to learn and to try new actions and skills with increasing control and co-ordination. They will explore their surroundings and play together in
small groups. Trails will encourage older children to be active, to develop their skills even further and to use their creativity and imagination in physical activity. Traversing the trails can be challenging, children will develop confidence in their abilities as they test and develop their balance, hand-foot coordination, agility, fitness and stamina. High and low Level trails can be used by children to play individually, in groups, or even competitively. Playing together children will learn to communicate, collaborate and compete, developing essential skills in social interaction, team membership, and leadership.
Samples of Marshalls Play configurations:
Balancing and Weaving Beam Sloped
Clatter Bridge
Mallory Trail
Raleigh Trail
PLA01
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Games area; Hopscotch and 5-A-Day, Sale
Colours
•
Compliant to BS EN 1177: 1998 and BS 7188: 1998.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
•
Critical fall height: 700mm.
EPDM Rubber*
• To view the full range of graphics available visit www.marshalls. co.uk/select. Bespoke graphics are available upon request. •
PlayPave can be shaped to fit around play equipment, seating
and signage. Drawings must be provided. Please contact our Homescapes Team to discuss options. Red
Green
Blue
Orange
EPDM •
Purple
Yellow
Brown
Black
A myriad of vibrant colours allows this range to enthuse all environments within which it sits. The vibrancy brings impact and character and when combined with graphical detailing can bring a real sense of place and identity.
• Rubber is manufactured from 68% recycled vehicular tyres. EPDM Fleck
EPDM Fleck Rubber*
• This range offers an infusion of colour to accent the more contemporary schemes. •
Rubber is manufactured from 68% recycled vehicular tyres.
SBR Mocha
Rainbow
Infusion
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SBR Rubber+
Green
• Combining cost effective with ecological, this range is ideally suited for areas where functionality prevails over overall aesthetics.
Red
* EPDM Rubber: Ethylene propylene diene monomer + SBR Rubber: Styrene - butadiene rubber
Black
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
PARB01
All types 450 x 450 x 57 Chamfered edge
Rubber is manufactured from 100% recycled vehicular tyres.
Outdoor Play Equipment
PlayPave Safety Surfacing
Encourage active and imaginative play for community areas
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Marshalls is the market leading manufacturer of driveway and garden hard landscaping for the domestic market. Marshalls has become adept at matching the tastes and aspirations of Britain’s homeowners and gardeners, supplying stone and concrete products from patios and walling to the latest sustainable driveway block paving.
This section shows a selection of products that may suit your scheme and if more inspiration is needed, the entire Marshalls range is online at www.marshalls.co.uk/transform For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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A select group of products ideal for housing projects. Speak to our Project Consultants for more product inspiration.
Driveways and Patios Driveways
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Natural Stone Setts
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Patios
Decorative Concrete Paving
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Natural Stone Paving
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For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Priora permeable paving offers SUDS solutions for the Flood and Water Management Act
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Marshalls Concrete block paving driveway products can transform a property frontage adding immense kerb appeal and adding to house values.
Ranges include: •
Drivesett Tegula
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Tegula Priora
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Drivesett Argent
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Argent Priora
Recent Planning legislation makes it an offence to allow rainfall run off from domestic surfaces to discharge directly into the drainage system. Sustainable driveway design is now an imperative and domestic driveway drainage must utilise sumps, water storage systems or permeable paving solutions.
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Drivesett Natrale
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Drivesett Excel
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Driveline 50
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Driveline Priora
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Bioverse Paving System
Whatever drainage solution is employed there is a block paving product to suit most house styles and brick or stone colours.
•
Grassguard
Parking frontage is an important property asset , especially in urban areas.
For more information visit www.marshalls.co.uk/transform
Domestic Block paving is manufactured to 50mm depth Domestic Priora permeable paving is manufactured to 60mm depth
< Drivesett Argent Priora, Dark edged with Drivesett Argent Graphite
For full specification, please refer to www.marshalls.co.uk/transform
Marshalls Driveways
Concrete Block Paving
Drivesett Tegula Circle, Hazelnut, Edged in Drivesett Kerb, Pennant Grey
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Natural Stone Setts Yorkstone Sett Paving, Harbourside, Bristol
BPSD01
Add prestige, value and kerb appeal to your development
For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Cropped Granite Setts
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2 colours, Silver Birch, Autumn Bronze.
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Silver Grey*
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Graded natural stone for a premium driveway look.
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Incredibly durable traditional driveway product.
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Processed and supplied by proven ethical sources compliant with the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) Base Code.
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Cropped finish means variable dimensional tolerance.
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Must be laid on full bed mortar with 15mm nominal joint widths.
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Compatible with Fairstone natural stone paving, steps and walling.
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Natural colour variations is an inherent feature of stone.
100 x 100 x 100mm
Colours
Colours
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Sizes mm 120 x 160 x 50
Autumn Bronze
Silver Birch
< Fairstone Split and Tumbled Setts, Autumn Bronze, London
160 x 160 x 50 240 x 160 x 50
Silver Grey
* Product supplied in 1 tonne bags, therefore cover may vary slightly. For full specification, please refer to www.marshalls.co.uk/transform
Marshalls Driveways
Natural Stone Setts
Fairstone Driveway Setts
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Increase customer appeal to enhance your sales opportunity For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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Decorative Concrete Paving technology is sophisticated and is a convincing and cost effective solution for Garden hard landscaping. In a competitive marketplace offering landscaped gardens can differentiate the shrewd developer. Add value and customer appeal to improve sales opportunity •
Paving ranges come with coordinated features such as decorative circles, walling and edging.
•
Traditional or contemporary ranges
•
A wide selection of plan sizes available
Saxon 2 Ring Circle and Squaring off kit, Mocha, edged with Drivesett Tegula Deco, Cinder < Heritage Paving
For full specification, please refer to www.marshalls.co.uk/transform
Marshalls Patios
Decorative Concrete
Argent Smooth Light with Argent Smooth and Coarse Dark
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Fairstone Paving
Ethically sourced Indian Sandstone
by Fairstone Sawn Paving with Fairtone Bullnose Sawn Step Centrepieces, Golden Sand Multi
Colours Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Autumn Bronze Multi Golden Sand Multi
For full specification, please refer to www.marshalls.co.uk/transform
Antique Silver Multi
Marshalls Fairstone range of fine grained Sandstone paving combines technical performance and aesthetic appeal. Different stones are available in Antique, Riven and Sawn finishes. Marshalls combines rich colouration with market leading performance and durability. •
Fairstone Sawn Sandstone Paving is carefully sawn to a consistent
thickness to ensure speed and precision of installation.
• All Marshalls sandstone paving is sourced with regards to our obligations as a Corporate Member of the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI). •
Finishes available; Antique, Sawn, Riven.
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Three colours; Golden Sand Multi, Antique Silver Multi,
Autumn Bronze Multi.
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Bullnose Steps available in three colours.
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Coordinates with Fairstone Garden Walling.
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Colours
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Superb contemporary possibilities and aspirational property appeal, when the perfect finish is a must.
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Ethically sourced Natural granite with flamed finish.
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3 colours; Light, Dark, Graphite.
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4 plan sizes for interesting design possibilities
Precise colour and surface texture should be judged from actual materials rather than photographic representations.
Graphite
Dark
Light
800 x 200 x 30mm
600 x 600 x 30mm
600 x 300 x 30mm
300 x 300 x 30mm
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Ethically sourced Natural Slate is also available.
Eclipse Granite, Dark 800 x 200 x 30mm (Also available in Light and Graphite)
For full specification, please refer to www.marshalls.co.uk/transform
Eclipse Granite
Granite Paving
Granite Patio, Cheshire
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The Code for Sustainable Homes Marshalls Product Grid The Code measures the sustainability of homes against 9 categories of sustainable design 1
Energy and CO2 Emissions
2
Water H2O
3
Materials
4
Surface Water Run-off
5
Waste
6
Pollution
7
Health and Well-being
8
Management
9
Ecology
It is intended to signal the future direction of Building Regulations relating to Carbon Emissions and energy use.
Marshalls Product Grid The Grid is designed to inform users what credits are available for the various components of a scheme, these points will add towards a score which is categorised against one of the Code standards, 1-6 where 6 is the highest attainable. 130 KEY
PRODUCT CATEGORY
CODE CATEGORY
ISSUE
1
Walling & Paving (internal)
CATEGORY 3 - MATERIALS Environmental Impact of Materials
To specify materials with lo environmental impact ove life-cycle.
2
Walling & Paving (internal)
CATEGORY 3- MATERIALS Responsible Sourcing of Materials Basic Building Elements
To promote the specificatio responsibly sourced mater the basic building element
3
Walling
CATEGORY 1 - ENERGY & CO2 EMISSIONS Dwelling Emission Rate & Fabric Energy Efficiency
Building energy efficiency carbon reduction.
4
Gardens &
CATEGORY 5 - WASTE
Provide space for internal &
Driveways. Storage of Non-recyclable waste & external household storage Users must enquire from their Local Authority what minimum Paving. Recyclable Household waste waste Code Standard Urban has been set. As each Local Authority has discretion to setstructures. the Standard for the Code that they see fit.
Marshalls has summarised what Credits are available within each Code category for any scheme using Marshalls Products. The 5 Gardens & CATEGORY 7 - HEALTH & WELLProvide well-designed hou BEING landscapes that allow for diagram shownDriveways. is to illustrate a typical new development layout, Paving. Lifetime Homes inclusion of all throughout it highlights where potential credit opportunities are available. Urban lifetime of the dwelling. structures. Protective barriers.
Please6 note this& grid is only a summary Promote ecology within th Gardens CATEGORY 9 - ECOLOGY Driveways. Change in Ecological Value of Site development and for further Urban details please contact the structures. Homescapes Team CATEGORY on 0845 300 3208 Provision of Cycle storage t 7 Gardens & 7 - HEALTH & WELLDriveways
BEING Cycle Storage
dwelling(s) and communal
8
Gardens & Driveways. Paving.
CATEGORY 4 - SURFACE WATER RUN-OFF Management of Surface water Runoff from Developments
Provision of SUDS techniqu products
9
Gardens & Driveways. Paving.
CATEGORY 4 - SURFACE WATER RUN-OFF Management of Surface water Runoff from Developments
Provision of SUDS techniqu products
10
Gardens & Driveways. Paving.
CATEGORY 4 - SURFACE WATER RUN-OFF Flood Risk
Promote development in lo flood zones/ areas.
11
Garden & driveways.
CATEGORY 8 - MANAGEMENT Construction Site Impacts
Pollution control provision sites during construction to prevent contaminated wat chemical run-off to waterc
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9 DRIVEWAY
STUDY
LIVING
PATHWAY
2 VERGE
W.C
UTILITY ROOM
ROAD
33 DINING
KITCHEN
11
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4 6 SOFT LANDSCAPE
7 3M BUFFER ZONE
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PRODUCT CATEGORY
CODE CATEGORY
ISSUE
MARSHALLS PRODUCTS
1
Walling & Paving (internal)
CATEGORY 3 - MATERIALS Environmental Impact of Materials
To specify materials with lower environmental impact over their life-cycle.
Walling natural and reconstituted external leaf walling range. Natural stone paving (internal flooring).
2
Walling & Paving (internal)
CATEGORY 3- MATERIALS Responsible Sourcing of Materials Basic Building Elements
To promote the specification of responsibly sourced materials for the basic building elements.
Walling natural and reconstituted external leaf walling range. Natural stone paving (internal flooring).
3
Walling
CATEGORY 1 - ENERGY & CO2 EMISSIONS Dwelling Emission Rate & Fabric Energy Efficiency
Building energy efficiency and carbon reduction.
Walling natural and reconstituted external leaf walling range. Quality external leaf can help towards building a low U value as well as form aesthetic appeal contributing to the overall health and well being of an area.
4
Gardens & Driveways. Paving. Urban structures.
CATEGORY 5 - WASTE Storage of Non-recyclable waste & Recyclable Household waste
Provide space for internal & external household storage of waste
Marshalls paving/ setts for safe access (including disabled access) to recycling/ refuse areas from single dwelling gardens to communal collection areas for flats. Marshalls space lighting to illuminate safe access. Common paved area to facilitate access to external refuse/ recycling areas; compost area; rotary dryer etc with wheel chair access and turning circle provision.
5
Gardens & Driveways. Paving. Urban structures. Protective barriers.
CATEGORY 7 - HEALTH & WELLBEING Lifetime Homes
Provide well-designed housing/ landscapes that allow for inclusion of all throughout the lifetime of the dwelling.
Marshalls paving/ setts, street furniture (including safety barriers), space lighting etc to provide safe access from potential disabled parking areas, approach and access to dwelling (i.e. Lifetime Homes Criteria 1-3). Particular attention is required to steeply sloping access to dwellings (for safety to all occupants, including disabled access, at all times).
6
Gardens & Driveways. Urban structures.
CATEGORY 9 - ECOLOGY Change in Ecological Value of Site
Promote ecology within the development
Marshalls flower/ plant boxes; bioverse and grassguard allow for planting of native species to various degrees. Marshalls could develop bird and bat boxes (including cavity wall versions) etc.
7
Gardens & Driveways
CATEGORY 7 - HEALTH & WELLBEING Cycle Storage
Provision of Cycle storage to dwelling(s) and communal areas.
Various Marshalls cycle lockers, storage and steel hooped fixings/ stands etc.
8
Gardens & Driveways. Paving.
CATEGORY 4 - SURFACE WATER RUN-OFF Management of Surface water Runoff from Developments
Provision of SUDS techniques/ products
Marshalls Priora permeable paving. Slot & channel drainage systems. Grassguard. Bioverse. Pebbles/ cobbles/ chippings.
9
Gardens & Driveways. Paving.
CATEGORY 4 - SURFACE WATER RUN-OFF Management of Surface water Runoff from Developments
Provision of SUDS techniques/ products
Traditional linear or precast concrete cylindrical soakaways. This could form the outlet to Marshalls slot drainage systems and form a ‘total’ product solution for the industry.
10
Gardens & Driveways. Paving.
CATEGORY 4 - SURFACE WATER RUN-OFF Flood Risk
Promote development in low risk flood zones/ areas.
Potential for Marshalls kerbs and Beany blocks to contain flood waters in for example communal car parking areas set aside for flood events to all Flood Zones but in particular zones 2/3. Marshalls paving stones/ setts could form safe access/ egress paths for people and vehicles.
11
Garden & driveways.
CATEGORY 8 - MANAGEMENT Construction Site Impacts
Pollution control provision to sites during construction to prevent contaminated water or chemical run-off to watercourse.
Potential for Marshalls to provide temporary moveable kerbing to prevent polluted overland surface run-off (acting as a bund) to watercourse etc.
12
Gardens & Driveways. Urban structures.
CATEGORY 8 - MANAGEMENT Security
Mitigate crime opportunity within developments by secure design principles.
Marshalls bike shelters etc. Attention to lock and window security and the relevant British Standards is important.
13
Gardens & Driveways. Walling.
CATEGORY 9 - ECOLOGY Ecological Enhancement
Protect the level of ecology of the site as existing and where possible, enhance the ecology of the site.
Marshalls flower/ plant boxes; bioverse and grassguard allow for planting of native species to various degrees.
14
Gardens & Driveways
CATEGORY 1 - ENERGY & CO2 EMISSIONS External lighting
Provision of Space lighting surrounding dwelling(s).
Marshalls LED space lighting & potential for Ferrocast lamp columns in communal areas to flats/ apartments and larger developments where use in estate/ access road illumination may be applicable.
15
Gardens & Driveways. Paving. Urban structures.
CATEGORY 7 - HEALTH & WELLBEING Private Space
Provide sufficient outdoor private/ semi-private space for privacy and well-being.
Marshalls range of products - paving/ setts; space lighting (including street lighting); gravels; garden planting boxes; seating; litter bins; play structures; fencing; signage; tree guards etc will all contribute to provision of a user friendly private space or communal space. Access for disabled users included.
16
Gardens & Driveways. Urban structures.
CATEGORY 9 - ECOLOGY Protection of Ecological Features
Protect the level of ecology of the site as existing at all times within the development process.
Marshalls temporary fencing/ barriers and also removable kerbing to protect ecological features (e.g. trees, watercourses etc).
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Paving
CATEGORY 1 - ENERGY & CO2 EMISSIONS External Drying Space
Access to rotary dryer (e.g. via paved accessways).
Paving stone/ sets - various ranges that can form suitable and safe access for all user groups, with special consideration for disabled access.
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CREDITS AVAILABLE
Where at least 3 of the following 5 key elements of the building envelope achieve a rating of A+ to D in the 2008 version of the Green Guide: 1) Roof; 2) External walls; 3) Internal walls (including separating walls); 4) Upper & ground floors (including separating floors); 5) Windows
Up to 15 credits
Where 80% of the assessed materials in the following Building Elements are responsibly sourced: a) Frame; B) Ground Floor; C) Upper floors; D) Roof; E) External walls; F) Internal Walls; G) Foundations/ sub-structure; H) Staircase
Up to 6 credits
SAP Assessor will assess the building design specification for materials used in the dwelling wall. A high thermal resistance and low thermal conductivity are required for a low U value for a wall. The SAP results will confirm the dwelling emission rate and fabric energy efficiency scores.
Up to 5 credits
To provide adequate internal and external storage space for non-recyclable waste and recyclable household waste.
Up to 4 credits
To promote the construction of homes that are accessible and easily adaptable to meet the changing needs of current and future occupants.
Up to 4 credits
To minimise reductions and promote an improvement in ecological value.
Up to 4 credits
Where individual or communal cycle storage is provided, that is adequately sized, secure and convenient. Size of storage at floor level varies pending dwelling type. Secure entrance locks to the cycle storage structure are required together with a secure fixing/ stand (steel hoop fixed securely to concrete foundation ) within the structure. There are minimum standards for locks and fixings/ stands such as 'Sold Secure' Silver Standard. NOTE: minimum floor space requirements apply per cycle if stored at ground level. For hanging systems, sufficient space to access and remove bike must be provided. Note also the access to the cycle storage area may allow for Marshalls paving and setts and lighting etc to be used.
Up to 2 credits
To design surface water drainage for housing developments which avoid, reduce and delay the discharge of rainfall run-off to watercourses and public sewers using SUDS techniques. This will protect receiving waters from pollution and minimise the risk of flooding and other environmental damage in watercourses.
Up to 2 credits
To design surface water drainage for housing developments which avoid, reduce and delay the discharge of rainfall run-off to watercourses and public sewers using SUDS techniques. This will protect receiving waters from pollution and minimise the risk of flooding and other environmental damage in watercourses.
Up to 2 credits
To promote housing development in low flood risk areas, or to take measures to reduce the impact of flooding on houses built in areas with a medium or high risk of flooding.
Up to 2 credits
To promote construction sites managed in a manner that mitigates environmental impacts.
Up to 2 credits
To promote the design of developments where people feel safe and secure- where crime and disorder, or the fear of crime, does not undermine quality of life or community cohesion.
Up to 2 credits
To enhance the ecological value of a site.
Up to 1 credit
Where all external space lighting, including lighting in common areas, is provided by dedicated energy efficient fittings with luminous efficacy > 40 lumens per circuit watt. Appropriate control systems required to ensure lighting not in use unnecessarily - e.g. Daylight cut-off sensors or PIR required. LED fittings consuming < 5 watts may be deemed special case but will require luminous efficacy >40 lumens per circuit watt. NOTE: for flats/ apartments, space lighting applies to external steps & pathways, main entrances & all communal internal spaces.
Up to 1 credit
To improve quality of life by promoting the provision of an inclusive outdoor space which is at least partially private. NOTE: this is a minimum space and on larger sites with communal and mixed-use developments, the communal area lighting, street furniture, play areas etc may be adopted by the Council or may transfer from Developer ownership to privately, shared resident ownership. Disabled access (IDP check) must also factor into the design/ development. The LPA may, in many cases, insist on public open spaces as part of the planning process.
Up to 1 credit
To promote the protection of existing ecological features from substantial damage during the clearing of the site and the completion of construction works.
Up to 1 credit
Voluntary design suggestion only. Access to external rotary dryer for disabled users
Up to 1 credit
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The Code for Sustainable Homes Process Chart This summarises the requirements of the Code for Sustainability Assessor. In brief it covers the three stages of the Assessors involvement. (Both tables are shown at the back of this book and on the website, see below)
1. PRE STAGE DESIGN
Site available for sale
Establish market price; planning conditions attached (i.e. type of development potential); likely outline costs to develop. Risk stratergy developed.
Try alternative site
Purchase site? Y /N
No Yes
1. Pre Stage Design The assessor reviews drawings and information at the planning stage and estimates a Credit score (with safety net) required to meet the Code level attributed. The Assessor steers the development towards meeting sustainable design.
Employ Architect Team and Code Assessor. Design programme and scope established. Overall delivery programme and date outlined.
2. Design Stage The assessor checks all drawings and specifications against the assessment methodology of the Code to ensure the process is being followed. The Assessor will steer the process and calculate what credits are due.
Develop outline design. Code assessor becomes involved with Code requirements and discusses proposals. Site registered with Code Provider as Code Level 4.
3. Post-construction Stage The assessor inspects the site as necessary and assesses the build and construction standards against what was planned. Credits will be checked and revised as required.
SAP Energy Assessor employed. Following a Low or Zero carbon (LZC) investigation by specialist, energy strategy decided upon and outline SAP calculations completed.
The Process Flow Chart example shown here explains how the Code provider will require a development scheme to be lodged and then shows the steps towards design stage and post-construction sign off.
Ecologist employed to do site investigation and report. Civil Engineering consultants employed to develop infrastructure.
Final Code sign off will not take place until each dwelling has been satisfactorily subjected to the Code process. Waste strategy confirmed with Local Authority
Outline Design Complete.
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2. DESIGN STAGE
Detailed Design Stage (DS). Drainage, water, waste, ecology, energy and design strategies all fully developed and designed. Risk management and assessments developed.
3. POST-CONSTRUCTION STAGE
Post construction stage (PCS). Assessor to liaise with Design and Construction teams to check that the actual as-built meets the design specification.
No
Assessor to confirm if all PCS details are correct and credits achieved. Assessor submits Design Stage report to Code Provider for DS Certification
Yes Forward PCS report to Code Provider Correct DS assessment failures
Code Provider undertakes QA checks on DS report
Code Provider undertakes Quality Assessment checks on PCS report.
Pass Fail
Correct PCS assessment failures
DS Pass / Fail?
Fail Quality Assessment Pass / Fail?
Code Provider provides DS Code for Sustainable Homes certificate to each dwelling assessed.
Pass
Code Provider issues final PCS certificates for each dwelling assessed.
Tender stage. Contractor queries. Main contractor employed, terms and conditions confirmed; construction programme developed. Contractor supplied with material specifications and schedules.
All dwellings certified?
No
Yes Code for Sustainable Homes Assessment Complete Constuction stage. Assessor to work with Design and Constuction team regarding any effects of design changes upon code.
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The performance of the housebuilding industry has long been a litmus test of the health of the wider economy. When housebuilders boom, then so does Great Britain. Hopefully it has been clear from this book that Marshalls is and always will be a strong supporter of the housebuilding industry. Marshalls will continue to lend its knowledge, expertise and integrated product ranges to those housebuilders who share its belief that good landscape design remains a fundamental ingredient of an attractive, high quality housing development. Furthermore it will honour its pledge to ensure its landscaping proposals are as socially, economically and environmentally sustainable as they can be. In that way the resulting homescapes can be a source of pride for the housebuilder, contractor and most importantly the public who live in them. For full specification, please refer to PS3 or PS3PLUS at www.marshalls.co.uk/select
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