Ædra ApS

We review the opening register, substrate, service type and specified fire compartment requirements. The package covers coordination of wall and slab penetrations, perimeter joints and technical enclosures. We organise material traceability, installation sequencing and access for inspections. Each location is recorded before closure; deviations are referred to the responsible designer and the agreed system documentation.

What helps us prepare your proposal Fire strategy, opening schedule, service types and required performance.

Four technical applications

01 · Firestopping at pipe penetrations

Delivery method

Identify the pipe material, diameter, insulation and required compartment rating. Prepare the opening and install the specified tested seal with the correct depth, annular space and support arrangement.

Quality control

Confirm approved system reference, penetration dimensions, surface preparation, labelling and photographic evidence before concealment.

02 · Cable-tray and cable-bundle penetrations

Delivery method

Coordinate tray layout and cable fill before closing the compartment. Use a documented system suitable for future changes and the specified wall or slab.

Quality control

Inspect support spacing, seal continuity, permitted fill ratio and identification of the sealed opening.

03 · Linear fire-rated joints

Delivery method

Survey movement and gap dimensions at concrete interfaces and adjacent partitions. Install the specified backing and sealant to the tested joint configuration.

Quality control

Record gap range, movement capability, substrate condition, material batch and complete seal continuity.

04 · Fire protection at structural interfaces

Delivery method

Coordinate specialist protection at beams, columns and service zones with access for other trades. Apply only the project-approved build-up.

Quality control

Check thickness, continuity, fixings, protected areas and documented system classification.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We coordinate setting-out, tracks, studs, reinforcement, insulation, board layers and finishing interfaces against the wall schedule. Openings, door frames and services are checked before concealed work is closed. Quality records address product identification, layer continuity, joint staggering and specified acoustic or fire details. Radiation shielding requires a project-specific specialist design and acceptance; an XR profile alone does not establish shielding performance.

What helps us prepare your proposal Wall schedules, acoustic/fire requirements and shielding design where applicable.

Four technical applications

01 · C95 metal-stud partition with full mineral wool

Delivery method

Set out the partition from coordinated drawings, fix floor and head tracks, erect C95 studs, and fill the cavity continuously with suitable mineral wool. Verify service routes before board closure.

Quality control

Check stud spacing, fixing pattern, acoustic separation, insulation continuity and photos of concealed work.

02 · EI 60 wall with TSK 95 telescopic head track

Delivery method

Install the specified TSK 95 telescopic head arrangement based on the selected documented EI 60 system. Respect the calculated slab deflection and place the required joint seal between board edge and concrete soffit.

Quality control

Verify the exact TSK 95 variant, anchorage, movement allowance, board clearance, mineral wool and approved joint detail.

03 · Lead-free X-ray shielding partition with four special board layers

Delivery method

Coordinate the four special lead-free shielding board layers with the radiation-protection design, including staggered joints, compatible filler and shielded service penetrations.

Quality control

Verify board product, four-layer arrangement, joint overlap, special filler, openings and the radiation specialist’s project-specific acceptance.

04 · Fire-rated wall-to-concrete technical junction

Delivery method

Coordinate the interface between concrete slab, partition studs, board layers and service penetrations. Sequence installation and sealing using the tested system drawings.

Quality control

Check tracks, board continuity, penetration details, joint seals and approval before covering the junction.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We organise substrate preparation, membrane positioning and the sequence of overlaps, corners, window returns and service entries. Compatible tapes and accessories are checked against the specified system. Site supervision focuses on continuity, adhesion, protection from subsequent trades and repair of damage before closure. Photographic records and any specified airtightness tests are included in the agreed inspection plan.

What helps us prepare your proposal Envelope details, membrane specification and testing requirements.

Four technical applications

01 · Continuous vapour-control membrane

Delivery method

Prepare clean substrates, agree membrane position in the assembly and install the continuous vapour-control layer before adjoining trades close the build-up.

Quality control

Check overlaps, fixings, damage, continuity and the relevant moisture design requirements.

02 · Sealed overlaps and membrane joints

Delivery method

Use compatible adhesive tapes, primers and pressure according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Avoid folds, wrinkles and unsupported joints.

Quality control

Document overlap widths, substrate condition, product compatibility and full adhesion.

03 · Service penetrations and collars

Delivery method

Coordinate every duct, cable and pipe penetration; fit suitable collars and tapes and prevent movement from tearing the seal.

Quality control

Inspect perimeter adhesion, collar fit, substrate cleanliness and continuity of the airtightness line.

04 · Window and structure connections

Delivery method

Connect membrane layers to window frames, concrete and adjoining construction using approved tapes or elastic connections.

Quality control

Review movement allowance, water-shedding, connection geometry and inspection access before lining.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We review ceiling types, levels, suspension points and service layouts together. Delivery planning coordinates grids, boards, perimeter details, lights, diffusers and access panels. Before closing, the team checks that inspections are complete and maintenance clearances remain available. Airtight, acoustic or hygienic requirements are translated into project-specific details and acceptance criteria rather than assumed from the ceiling appearance.

What helps us prepare your proposal Reflected ceiling plans, levels, loads and access requirements.

Four technical applications

01 · Suspended gypsum-board ceiling

Delivery method

Set out ceiling datum and approved suspension points, coordinate services and access, and assemble the framing before fixing boards.

Quality control

Check hanger spacing, support capacity, board joints, deflection allowances and inspection records.

02 · Modular acoustic ceilings

Delivery method

Install the prescribed suspension grid, perimeter trims and acoustic panels in coordination with lighting, ventilation and sprinklers.

Quality control

Check alignment, cleanliness, panel type, suspension positions and acoustic design requirements.

03 · Integrated services and access hatches

Delivery method

Plan service zones, openings and access panels before ceiling closure; reinforce and trim the openings as specified.

Quality control

Check maintenance clearances, structural independence of services and closing details.

04 · Special decorative acoustic surfaces

Delivery method

Coordinate slats, perforated panels or baffles with lighting, backing, fire and acoustic requirements.

Quality control

Confirm panel orientation, joint rhythm, edge details, fasteners and safe access.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We coordinate samples, module layouts, supporting substrates, fixing strategy and junctions with doors, lighting and ventilation. Installation planning considers storage, protection, material condition and tolerances. Supervision checks alignment, consistent joints, edge finishes and access to concealed services. Acoustic and fire properties remain tied to the specified complete assembly and its supporting documentation.

What helps us prepare your proposal Finish schedule, approved system, samples and performance criteria.

Four technical applications

01 · Timber-frame walls and partitions

Delivery method

Survey tolerances, protect timber from moisture, prepare approved connectors and frame the construction in sequence.

Quality control

Check timber grade, moisture condition, anchorage, straightness and declared performance.

02 · Timber slat acoustic wall linings

Delivery method

Install substructure and acoustic backing, then fix slats to the documented spacing and finished edge details.

Quality control

Inspect backing continuity, slat alignment, fixings, edge finish and product approvals.

03 · Cross-laminated timber interfaces

Delivery method

Support erection around the engineer’s connection design and approved temporary stability plan. Coordinate penetrations and service routes.

Quality control

Verify bearing, connectors, protected joints, fire design and surveyed final position.

04 · Acoustic floor and vibration separation

Delivery method

Create resilient layers and edge isolation compatible with the selected floor assembly and adjacent partitions.

Quality control

Check continuity of separation, avoided rigid bridges, thresholds and finish build-up.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

Our role is installation support, supervision and interface coordination: work fronts, duct routes, supports, insulation and access are aligned with the MEP programme. We track clashes and outstanding decisions, arrange inspection access and collect records for the responsible contractor. Balancing, commissioning, statutory approval and specialist certification are allocated explicitly to the appointed competent parties.

What helps us prepare your proposal Coordinated MEP drawings, duct specifications and commissioning scope.

Four technical applications

01 · HVAC duct routes and suspended distribution

Delivery method

Coordinate duct route, ceiling voids and service clearances; install supports and duct sections to the approved system drawings.

Quality control

Check hanger capacity and spacing, duct alignment, joint sealing and trade interfaces.

02 · Supply and extract terminals

Delivery method

Prepare ceiling interfaces and position air terminals in cooperation with the authorised ventilation installer and commissioning team.

Quality control

Confirm access, visual finish, location against drawings and commissioning responsibility.

03 · Thermal and acoustic duct insulation

Delivery method

Install specified insulation thickness and cladding with continuous joints and approved vapour control when required.

Quality control

Check insulation continuity, sealed joints, support thermal bridges and condensation risk.

04 · Fire dampers and compartment interfaces

Delivery method

Provide coordinated construction openings and access for fire dampers and duct penetrations, following the tested assembly.

Quality control

Check supporting construction, safe access, firestop continuity and specialist testing documents.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We support the installation contractor with work-area planning, pipe-route interfaces, builders’ works, access, insulation coordination and progress follow-up. Test readiness and closure points are agreed before walls and ceilings are completed. Ædra is not currently registered in the Danish SIK authorisation register; regulated installation work, testing and sign-off remain with the appropriately authorised business.

What helps us prepare your proposal System drawings, service specifications, pressure-test and approval requirements.

Four technical applications

01 · Water and heating distribution interfaces

Delivery method

Coordinate routes, brackets, service zones and penetrations to enable the authorised installer’s work and future maintenance.

Quality control

Check support positions, clearances, isolation requirements and responsibilities for pressure testing.

02 · Waste and drainage riser coordination

Delivery method

Plan shafts, openings and acoustic/fire separation around drainage systems with the responsible plumbing contractor.

Quality control

Check falls where applicable, access for inspection and compartment closure around penetrations.

03 · Sanitary installation builders’ works

Delivery method

Prepare partitions, reinforcements, recesses and finish interfaces for sanitary fittings without performing reserved installation work.

Quality control

Inspect structural backing, finished dimensions, wet-room sealing interfaces and handover boundaries.

04 · Manifolds and technical plant rooms

Delivery method

Plan access, service openings, supports and insulation zones in coordination with the plant-room designer and specialist installers.

Quality control

Review maintainability, labels, protection, mechanical interfaces and commissioning access.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We coordinate recesses, reinforcement, board surrounds, service openings and access with the electrical package owner. Our supervisors follow readiness, drawing revisions, protection of equipment and approvals before closure. This is builders’ works and installation support, not electrical certification. Ædra is not currently SIK-registered; electrical installation and statutory sign-off belong to the authorised electrical contractor.

What helps us prepare your proposal Equipment dimensions, cable routes, access and electrical contractor interfaces.

Four technical applications

01 · Cable trays and containment interfaces

Delivery method

Coordinate supports, penetrations and containment routes with the authorised electrical contractor before surrounding works are closed.

Quality control

Inspect buildability, support spacing, separation of services and construction penetrations.

02 · Electrical panel walls and builders’ works

Delivery method

Prepare backing, openings, access and non-electrical enclosure details against the panel supplier’s approved dimensions.

Quality control

Check clearances, backing capacity and scope boundaries; electrical connection remains with the authorised contractor.

03 · Service penetration and fire separation

Delivery method

Coordinate cable passages through rated construction and implement the approved construction and firestopping works.

Quality control

Check tested firestop system, future cable fill allowance and the electrical contractor’s acceptance.

04 · Temporary site electrical interfaces

Delivery method

Coordinate physical protection, temporary power locations and safe construction access under the responsible authorised site electrical installer.

Quality control

Verify segregation, access arrangements and formal responsibilities for testing and energisation.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We structure excavation and foundation-support packages around surveys, ground information, existing utilities, formation levels and site access. Planning connects excavation stages with spoil handling, deliveries and following structural work. Supervision tracks permits, temporary works interfaces, level checks and material records. Shoring, ground stability and foundation design remain under the assigned designers and specialist contractors.

What helps us prepare your proposal Ground investigation, surveys, utility information and excavation scope.

Four technical applications

01 · Excavation and groundwork preparation

Delivery method

Plan excavation using ground investigations, utility surveys, formation levels, access and an agreed temporary works strategy.

Quality control

Confirm excavation permits, safe edges, formation level and the authorised engineer’s requirements.

02 · Reinforced concrete foundations

Delivery method

Prepare formwork, reinforcement and embedments to the structural drawings before supervised concrete placement.

Quality control

Check reinforcement cover, dimensions, cast-in items and inspection hold points.

03 · Slabs, screeds and surface finishing

Delivery method

Coordinate reinforcement, service sleeves, pour sequence and curing protection for the specified slab.

Quality control

Inspect levels, surface tolerances, concrete records and curing measures.

04 · Ground drainage and service trenches

Delivery method

Coordinate trench access, bedding and backfill around below-ground services with the specialist designers and installers.

Quality control

Check pipe bedding and levels, compaction requirements, utility protection and as-built records.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We provide site organisation and installation support for prefabricated frames, concrete elements and hollow-core slabs within an agreed package. Delivery slots, laydown areas, crane interfaces, survey checks and handover stages are coordinated with the erection team. Approved lifting plans, bearing conditions, temporary stability and connection details govern the sequence. Structural design and release of stable stages remain with the appointed engineers.

What helps us prepare your proposal Element schedules, structural design, lifting strategy and temporary stability plan.

Four technical applications

01 · Precast wall panel erection

Delivery method

Plan delivery slots, crane access, lifting interfaces and installation using the approved lifting and temporary-stability plans.

Quality control

Verify bearing surfaces, certified lifting gear, bracing and survey checks before releasing the lifting operation.

02 · Hollow-core floor slabs

Delivery method

Coordinate landing, bearings, temporary protection, opening positions and diaphragm connection requirements with the erection engineer.

Quality control

Check bearing lengths, temporary stability, openings and acceptance before following trades.

03 · Precast stairs and structural assemblies

Delivery method

Sequence precast stair units, landings and structural components with lifting teams and the permanent works design.

Quality control

Confirm temporary restraint, anchorage, tolerances and handover of a stable assembly.

04 · Grouted joints, connections and final alignment

Delivery method

Complete joints and connections only as prescribed by the structural engineer and product supplier.

Quality control

Record material batch, joint preparation, surveyed alignment and release/curing requirements.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We translate the master programme into work fronts, short-term plans and accountable daily actions. Site management connects manpower allocation, supervision, procurement interfaces, quality inspections and safety follow-up. Reports identify progress, constraints, changes and decisions required from the contractor. The handover process tracks defects, corrective actions and accepted documentation so that completion is demonstrated package by package.

What helps us prepare your proposal Programme, package boundaries, reporting needs and handover requirements.

Four technical applications

01 · Work-package planning and look-ahead programmes

Delivery method

Translate the client’s programme into safe work fronts, sequence constraints, procurement dates and accountable short-term actions.

Quality control

Review milestones, daily access, interface dependencies and changes against the approved baseline.

02 · QA/QC inspections and traceable evidence

Delivery method

Define inspection points and checklists with the client, capture concealed works and record corrective actions.

Quality control

Verify product approvals, photographic evidence, closure status and sign-offs.

03 · HSE coordination and task briefings

Delivery method

Coordinate task-specific risk controls, access, permits and toolbox briefings with the responsible site safety roles.

Quality control

Track observations, corrective actions, equipment inspections and competence boundaries.

04 · Digital documentation and handover

Delivery method

Organise drawing revisions, progress records, defects and completion documentation in a consistent handover package.

Quality control

Check document completeness, revision status, outstanding issues and client acceptance.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We review pipe size, service temperature, condensation risk, access and supports. Preformed insulation shells and joints are installed with mesh or binding wire where specified. Elbows, valves and support transitions are checked before the finish is applied. Design performance and material selection remain with the designer.

Four technical applications

01 · Pipe thermal insulation and metal jacketing

Delivery method

Select the specified insulation build-up for hot or cold pipes, fit sections without gaps and install protective jacketing.

Quality control

Check thickness, seams, hangers, penetrations and condensation control as relevant.

02 · HVAC duct insulation

Delivery method

Install prescribed thermal, acoustic or fire insulation to ductwork with suitable mechanical fixing and finished seams.

Quality control

Verify approved material, joint continuity, fire-performance scope and maintenance accessibility.

03 · Valves, flanges and equipment insulation

Delivery method

Plan removable insulation covers and metal protection around inspection points and moving components.

Quality control

Check accessibility, full surface coverage, identification and compatibility with operating temperatures.

04 · Acoustic insulation and technical service interfaces

Delivery method

Coordinate pipe and duct insulation at brackets, walls, penetrations and adjacent technical systems.

Quality control

Check sound bridges, continuous sealing, vapour control and inspection documentation.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We coordinate setting-out, substrate anchors, substructure alignment, cavity ventilation, panel grids, movement joints, water drainage and openings. Concealed fixings, insulation continuity, clearances and flashings are checked and documented before handover. Installation follows the approved design and system manufacturer’s instructions.

Four technical applications

01 · Ventilated façade substructure and brackets

Delivery method

Survey substrate and fixing strategy, install approved brackets and align horizontal and vertical rails before panel mounting.

Quality control

Record anchor types, corrosion protection, alignment, movement joints and concealed fixings.

02 · Insulation and weather barrier behind façades

Delivery method

Install the specified mineral wool and weather-resistant layer with continuity at brackets, openings and edges.

Quality control

Check layer thickness, cavity clearance, wind barrier continuity and project-specific fire requirements.

03 · Metal and fibre-cement façade panels

Delivery method

Set out the panel grid, joints and fixing locations, then install cladding with system-specific movement allowances.

Quality control

Check panel flatness, joints, support profiles, fixings and ventilation routes.

04 · Windows, corners, flashings and drainage

Delivery method

Complete window reveals, corners, sills and base details to the agreed water management and construction drawings.

Quality control

Check drainage, flashings, overlaps, thermal breaks and finished appearance.

The illustrations show application concepts. The approved project design and selected system govern execution.

We define the floor package from the substrate survey, finish schedule and room requirements. The sequence coordinates repairs, levelling, material conditioning, laying patterns, thresholds and skirtings with doors, partitions and service penetrations. Products and adhesives follow the selected system and approved substrate conditions. Inspection points address moisture information, flatness, joint continuity and readiness before covering. Finished areas are protected against following trades, and handover records identify materials, installation zones, observations and agreed maintenance information. Specialist design and any required performance verification remain with the appointed parties.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Floor plans, finish schedule, substrate and moisture surveys, levels, joint layout, access and room handover dates.

Four technical applications

01 · Substrate preparation and levelling

Delivery method

Survey the existing floor, identify weak or contaminated areas and prepare repairs. Coordinate primer, levelling compound and curing stages with the approved substrate condition, intended finish and following trade programme.

Quality control

Record substrate condition, moisture information, surface soundness, level tolerances and curing readiness before releasing the area for floor installation.

02 · Resilient floor finishes

Delivery method

Plan sheet or tile layouts around room geometry, seams and thresholds. Install the specified resilient finish and compatible adhesive after conditioning materials and confirming that the substrate meets the selected system requirements.

Quality control

Check adhesive compatibility, bond, seams, edges and finish appearance; record substrate acceptance and protect completed areas from subsequent traffic.

03 · Timber and laminate floor interfaces

Delivery method

Coordinate the specified floor build-up, underlay and laying direction with doors, skirtings and fixed fittings. Maintain the movement provisions and environmental conditions required by the chosen flooring system throughout installation.

Quality control

Check material conditioning, underlay continuity, perimeter clearances, transitions and surface protection against the approved floor system and finish schedule.

04 · Tiled floors and junction details

Delivery method

Set out tile grids, levels and thresholds before adhesive application. Coordinate the selected substrate, any specified waterproofing layer, tile installation, grouting and movement joints with drainage and adjacent finishes.

Quality control

Inspect falls where specified, tile alignment, joint consistency, edge details and continuity of the documented waterproofing and movement-joint solution.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

The painting package starts with the agreed finish standard and a survey of walls, ceilings and adjoining materials. We coordinate repairs, joint filling, sanding, dust removal, primer and finish coats with drying conditions and the construction programme. Approved samples establish colour, texture and appearance for repeated work. Edges, joints, fixtures and surfaces belonging to other trades are protected before application. Inspections record preparation, coverage, consistency and remaining touch-ups under agreed viewing conditions. Product records and completed room checks support handover without implying specialist coating certification.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Finish schedule, substrate condition, coating system, colour samples, acceptance standard, room access and sequence.

Four technical applications

01 · Filling and surface preparation

Delivery method

Inspect boards and mineral substrates before finishing. Complete agreed repairs, joint treatment and sanding, then remove dust and coordinate drying so that the selected primer can be applied to a suitable surface.

Quality control

Check substrate soundness, joint treatment, smoothness, dust removal and readiness under the agreed finish standard before primer application begins.

02 · Primers and compatible paint systems

Delivery method

Confirm the substrate and specified coating build-up before selecting the approved primer. Plan application, ventilation and recoat intervals with site conditions, protecting adjacent materials and maintaining product identification for each work area.

Quality control

Record product identity and substrate compatibility; check coverage, drying readiness and compliance with the selected manufacturer’s application and recoat instructions.

03 · Walls, ceilings and decorative finishes

Delivery method

Use the accepted sample and finish schedule to organise coating stages. Coordinate colours, texture, lighting interfaces and cut-in details with room readiness, applying the selected system within its stated conditions.

Quality control

Inspect uniformity, coverage, edges and visible defects under agreed viewing conditions; record room-level observations and corrective touch-ups before handover.

04 · Final touch-ups and protected handover

Delivery method

Inspect completed rooms after adjoining trades finish their work. Agree the touch-up list, repair local damage using compatible products and protect finished surfaces until the area passes the documented room handover.

Quality control

Close recorded defects, verify colour and sheen consistency, remove protection carefully and provide relevant product and maintenance information for completed areas.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

We plan the installation package around opening surveys, schedules and the selected manufacturer’s details. Setting-out connects frame position, substrate support, fixing zones, thresholds, moisture interfaces and adjoining linings. Delivery and storage are coordinated to protect frames, glazing and finished components. Installation follows approved drawings and the selected system, including documented requirements for any fire-resisting door assembly. Inspections cover dimensions, alignment, seals, clearances, ironmongery and operation before handover. Product selection, structural support design and any required certification remain with the appointed competent parties.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Door and window schedules, opening surveys, assembly details, performance requirements, fixing substrate and finish interfaces.

Four technical applications

01 · Door frames and leaf installation

Delivery method

Check openings and finished floor levels before setting frames. Coordinate fixings, packing and frame alignment with the wall construction, then fit door leaves and specified hardware to the documented assembly instructions.

Quality control

Check frame alignment, leaf clearances, hardware, operation and perimeter interfaces; record departures from the documented assembly before closing or handover.

02 · Window installation and perimeter interfaces

Delivery method

Survey opening geometry and establish the specified frame position, support and fixing zones. Coordinate installation with membranes, insulation, flashings and internal finishes to maintain the project’s defined weather and airtightness interfaces.

Quality control

Inspect supports, fixing positions, frame alignment, perimeter seals and drainage interfaces; photograph concealed connections before adjoining finishes hide them.

03 · Architectural joinery and internal fittings

Delivery method

Coordinate shop drawings, samples and site dimensions before installing architectural joinery. Plan substrates, reinforcement, setting-out and service openings, protecting visible components and allowing access to equipment integrated into the finished work.

Quality control

Check dimensions, fixing substrate, alignment, consistent joints, finish protection and service access against approved joinery details and agreed sample standards.

04 · Documented fire-door interfaces

Delivery method

Prepare openings and coordinate the specified frame, leaf, seals, hardware and surrounding wall as one documented assembly. Follow the selected system instructions and refer changes to the responsible designer or supplier.

Quality control

Verify component identity, gaps, seals, closers and surrounding construction against the documented assembly; retain records without claiming independent fire certification.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

We define the package from drawings, wall types, finish schedules and substrate surveys. Planning aligns blockwork or brickwork, local reinforcement, service openings, plaster or render layers and tiled finishes with access and drying stages. Connections to existing structures and movement joints follow the approved details. Wet-area interfaces are coordinated with the selected documented waterproofing system before tiles conceal it. Inspections record materials, alignment, substrate acceptance, layer readiness, joint details and visible finish. Structural design, specialist moisture design and regulated installation work remain with the assigned parties.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Wall types, finish schedules, substrate surveys, opening details, moisture requirements, movement joints and sequencing constraints.

Four technical applications

01 · Masonry partitions and connections

Delivery method

Set out the agreed wall type and openings against approved drawings. Coordinate substrate preparation, bonding pattern, anchors, local reinforcement and movement joints with adjoining structures and the sequence of service installation.

Quality control

Check units, mortar, dimensions, alignment, connections and movement provisions; document concealed reinforcement and unresolved design interfaces before continuing the next stage.

02 · Plaster and render substrates

Delivery method

Inspect masonry and concrete substrates, then coordinate cleaning, repairs and compatible preparation. Apply the selected plaster or render build-up in controlled stages, allowing the specified drying conditions before subsequent finishing.

Quality control

Check substrate adhesion, layer compatibility, flatness, corner profiles and curing readiness; record defects and agreed remedial work before the final finish.

03 · Wall tiling and finish junctions

Delivery method

Agree tile set-out, module direction and termination details before laying. Coordinate adhesive, substrate, service penetrations, trims and movement joints with the selected tile system and the surrounding finishes.

Quality control

Inspect tile alignment, adhesive suitability, joint widths, edge profiles and movement joints; confirm that service openings and adjoining finishes remain coordinated.

04 · Wet-area tiling interfaces

Delivery method

Confirm the documented wet-area design and responsibility for the waterproofing system. Coordinate substrate falls, membrane junctions, drains and penetrations before tiling, keeping inspection points accessible until the responsible parties accept concealed details.

Quality control

Record membrane-system identity, drain and penetration interfaces, specified falls and pre-cover inspection evidence; reserve regulated plumbing work for the authorised contractor.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

The renovation package starts with a recorded survey of existing conditions, retained elements and constraints on building use. We connect enabling works, trade sequencing, partitions, ceilings, joinery and surface finishes with material deliveries and required access. Decisions about hidden conditions are raised before repetitive work proceeds. Service isolation and regulated installations remain with the appointed contractors; changes affecting structure or performance follow the responsible designer’s instructions. Progress and quality records track room readiness, concealed-work inspections, defects and protection, supporting phased handover with clear responsibility for outstanding items.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Existing surveys, demolition and retention plans, room schedules, service interfaces, occupancy constraints and phased handover dates.

Four technical applications

01 · Existing-condition surveys and work preparation

Delivery method

Record the existing layout, retained finishes and visible constraints before mobilisation. Coordinate surveys, service information and work-area access, identifying decisions about hidden construction and interfaces that require designer or contractor clarification.

Quality control

Confirm survey coverage, retained elements, interface responsibilities and unresolved conditions; do not release dependent work until the relevant decisions are recorded.

02 · Partitions, ceilings and internal layouts

Delivery method

Coordinate setting-out and trade sequence against the agreed layout and room programme. Align partitions, ceilings, doors and technical openings with service routes, checking concealed interfaces before the next finish stage begins.

Quality control

Check dimensions, opening positions, system continuity and inspection readiness; retain photographs and acceptance records for work concealed by subsequent trades.

03 · Finishes and coordinated room completion

Delivery method

Organise floor, wall, ceiling and joinery finishes around accepted samples and substrate readiness. Manage deliveries, access and protection so that each room progresses through a controlled completion sequence with accountable trade interfaces.

Quality control

Inspect finish consistency, material records, protection and access; track defects by room and confirm that corrections are completed before final release.

04 · Phased handover and return to use

Delivery method

Divide completion into agreed areas and milestones, coordinating final inspections, cleaning interfaces and protection removal. Collect relevant records and close-out information so the client can accept each phase with identified outstanding responsibilities.

Quality control

Verify room checklists, documented defects, access requirements and agreed handover records; distinguish completed scope from outstanding works before area acceptance.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

We structure the cutting package around marked openings, the responsible designer’s acceptance and verified information about existing services and reinforcement. A competent specialist establishes the cutting method, equipment, support and handling sequence within the agreed scope. Planning coordinates safe access, isolation responsibilities, dust or slurry containment, exclusion zones and removal of cut pieces. No cutting or drilling proceeds without the required structural and utility clearance. Inspection records confirm opening position, dimensions, condition and handover to the following trade. Structural design and reserved installation work remain with their appointed responsible parties.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Approved opening drawings, structural clearance, utility and reinforcement surveys, access, containment requirements and specialist method.

Four technical applications

01 · Opening surveys and clearance

Delivery method

Coordinate marked positions with current drawings, structural review and the agreed utility and reinforcement survey. Record the release decision and identify any excluded zones before the specialist prepares cutting or drilling operations.

Quality control

Verify approved location, structural and service clearance, survey coverage and hold-point release; stop dependent work when information or acceptance is missing.

02 · Specialist core drilling

Delivery method

Arrange drilling access and coordinate the specialist’s fixing, containment and support method. Confirm isolation responsibilities and the condition on both sides of the opening, retaining the approved position and diameter throughout execution.

Quality control

Check location, diameter, edge condition, support arrangements and service clearance; record completed openings and notify the following trade of any observed deviation.

03 · Controlled saw-cut openings

Delivery method

Plan specialist saw cuts as a supported sequence with approved boundaries and handling arrangements. Coordinate temporary support, exclusion zones and removal of cut sections so that existing construction and adjacent finishes remain protected.

Quality control

Check cut limits, release sequence, temporary support and piece handling; retain the designer’s clearance and record the opening condition before handover.

04 · Containment and opening handover

Delivery method

Coordinate dust or slurry control, collection, waste routes and cleaning interfaces with site operations. Record each completed opening and its condition, preparing it for the agreed follow-on service, lining or firestopping package.

Quality control

Inspect dimensions, edge condition, cleanliness and protection; identify responsibility for subsequent sealing, reinforcement or finishing rather than assuming those works are included.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

We organise the package from the roof build-up, approved falls, substrate acceptance and the selected manufacturer’s installation details. Planning links deliveries, weather windows, temporary protection, work-at-height arrangements and interfaces with drains, parapets and service penetrations. Layers are sequenced so that inspection and any specified testing take place before access is lost. Changes to the build-up or drainage strategy are referred to the responsible designer. Handover records identify materials, concealed junctions, observations and agreed maintenance access. Roof design, structural verification and any required specialist approvals remain with the assigned competent parties.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Roof build-up, falls and drainage drawings, selected waterproofing system, substrate survey, edge details and access plan.

Four technical applications

01 · Roof substrate and layer readiness

Delivery method

Inspect the roof substrate against the approved build-up and loading assumptions. Coordinate surface preparation, dryness, falls and layer sequence with the selected system, deliveries and the agreed weather and temporary protection arrangements.

Quality control

Record substrate acceptance, levels, falls, moisture information and layer readiness before insulation or waterproofing conceals the inspected work area.

02 · Waterproofing membranes and joints

Delivery method

Organise the selected membrane system and compatible accessories as a continuous work sequence. Follow the manufacturer’s documented jointing method and weather limitations, coordinating penetrations and edges with the responsible roofing specialist.

Quality control

Check product identity, compatibility, joint continuity, laps and protected terminations; record concealed details and any specified inspection or testing results.

03 · Parapets, edges and roof penetrations

Delivery method

Coordinate upstands, flashings, rooflights and service entries with the approved detail drawings. Maintain the specified layer continuity, fixing zones and movement provisions, protecting completed junctions before following trades enter the area.

Quality control

Inspect junction continuity, fixing interfaces, drainage paths and access; refer departures from approved details before enclosing or covering critical interfaces.

04 · Drainage and protected handover

Delivery method

Connect roof outlets and overflow interfaces to the approved drainage strategy, with regulated connections assigned to the responsible contractor. Coordinate final inspection, cleaning, protection removal and agreed maintenance access before area handover.

Quality control

Confirm outlets and drainage routes remain clear, junctions are recorded and specified tests are complete; identify outstanding defects and handover responsibilities.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

The ETICS package starts with the selected complete system, substrate survey and project-specific façade details. We align board layout, adhesive or mechanical fixing arrangements, reinforcement mesh, corner profiles, basecoat and finish with the manufacturer’s documented sequence. Window returns, plinth zones, flashings and movement joints are resolved before repeated installation. Weather exposure, curing and access arrangements govern work-area release. Inspection records identify product compatibility, concealed fixings, mesh continuity and finish acceptance. Fire strategy, structural fixing design, thermal performance and any required system approvals remain governed by the responsible project parties.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Approved complete ETICS system, substrate survey, fixing design, façade details, opening schedules, weather limits and access.

Four technical applications

01 · Substrate acceptance and insulation layout

Delivery method

Survey substrate condition and coordinate repairs with the specified ETICS system. Set out insulation boards around openings, corners and plinths, confirming the approved adhesive and fixing arrangement before repetitive installation starts.

Quality control

Record substrate acceptance, board type and layout, joints and fixing design; refer incompatible or damaged substrates before covering them with insulation.

02 · System fixings and reinforcement layers

Delivery method

Follow the selected system’s sequence for fixings, basecoat and reinforcement mesh. Coordinate corner profiles, diagonal opening reinforcement and layer continuity, maintaining documented overlaps and curing conditions before the finish is applied.

Quality control

Inspect fixing arrangement, mesh position, overlaps, corner reinforcement and basecoat continuity; photograph concealed details and record product identification for the work area.

03 · Windows, plinths and façade junctions

Delivery method

Resolve returns, sill connections, plinth transitions and adjacent cladding interfaces against approved details. Coordinate seals, profiles and flashings with other trades, preserving drainage paths, movement provisions and the selected system’s layer continuity.

Quality control

Check junction compatibility, clear drainage paths, seal interfaces and reinforcement continuity; record deviations before critical transitions are hidden by the final render.

04 · Render finishes and inspection

Delivery method

Prepare accepted trial areas and coordinate finish texture, colour and work breaks with the façade layout. Apply the specified finish within system weather limits, protecting completed surfaces while they cure and following adjoining work.

Quality control

Check texture, colour consistency, joints, finish defects and weather records; close observations and provide relevant system and maintenance information at handover.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.

We define selective strip-out from the approved removal plan, existing-condition survey and identification of retained elements. The sequence starts only after required material surveys and confirmation of service isolation by the responsible parties. Nonstructural finishes, linings and fittings are removed within the agreed scope, with access, dust control, segregation and waste handling coordinated around the occupied or adjoining building. Suspected hazardous materials trigger referral to the appointed specialist; asbestos handling and structural demolition are excluded. Inspection and handover records identify exposed conditions, retained services, damage observations and readiness for the next work package.

What helps us prepare your proposal: Removal and retention plans, material surveys, confirmed service isolations, occupied-area constraints, waste routes and handover requirements.

Four technical applications

01 · Surveys, retained elements and isolation interfaces

Delivery method

Record the approved removal limits and elements to remain before work-area release. Coordinate material surveys, service identification and confirmed isolation with the responsible contractors, identifying any conditions that require specialist investigation or design clarification.

Quality control

Verify survey coverage, retention markings, isolation confirmation and work-area release; do not disturb unidentified services, structural elements or suspected hazardous materials.

02 · Nonstructural finishes and fittings removal

Delivery method

Remove only the agreed nonstructural finishes, linings and fittings using the accepted sequence. Protect retained elements and adjoining areas, maintaining controlled access and coordinating dust containment with the building’s operational constraints.

Quality control

Check removal limits, protection, retained services and exposed conditions; record unexpected findings and refer scope changes before continuing into affected areas.

03 · Material separation and waste logistics

Delivery method

Plan segregated collection, temporary holding and waste routes for the identified materials. Coordinate handling and removal with site access and the receiving arrangements, keeping hazardous-material work outside this package and with the appointed specialists.

Quality control

Inspect segregation, containers, protected routes and relevant waste records; prevent mixing unidentified or suspected hazardous materials into ordinary construction waste streams.

04 · Exposed-condition checks and construction readiness

Delivery method

Inspect the cleared area with the following trade and record substrate condition, remaining services and required repairs. Resolve observations and work boundaries so that subsequent partitions, installations and finishes start from a documented accepted work front.

Quality control

Record exposed defects, retained items, cleanliness, safe access and outstanding decisions; confirm readiness and the responsible party for each remaining action.

Conceptual application illustration. Execution follows the approved design and selected system.