Case Studies

A major redevelopment to a 1960s shopping parade located in Lakeside, Cardiff has been completed with the help of Sika Historic KL pointing mortar, used during the installation of the brick cladding system for the exterior facades.

This project involved the renovation of a 250-year-old private chapel. The homeowner wanted to restore the building's historic character while ensuring a modern, durable finish. The existing sand and cement render was removed and replaced with a breathable lime render using Sika’s Parex® .Parexal product

An energy-saving PAREXTHERM SW Mineral insulated façade system has been specified for the exterior envelope of a prestigious new £10 million plus spa development at one of Cheshire’s leading country hotels.

Three new luxury developments in County Durham have specified Sika Render as a façade finish to the energy-efficient properties at Bowes Manor, Lionfields and Wynyard Woods.

Sika Building Finishing help to overcome the challenges faced during the build and refurbishment of luxury apartments, situated in the heart of Westminster, London. Utilising an external wall insulation system for improved thermal and energy efficiency, this complex project required the development of six specifications, all of which were used in the final work.

Two render systems from Parex were specified as part of a major makeover for a traditional Arts & Crafts style home set deep in the Warwickshire countryside.

This project involved the renovation of a 250-year-old private chapel. The homeowner wanted to restore the building's historic character while ensuring a modern, durable finish. The existing sand and cement render was removed and replaced with a breathable lime render using Sika’s Parex® Parexal product.

An external wall insulation (EWI) system from Parex has brought kerb appeal and thermal benefits to a stunning new apartment building in the desirable Branksome Park area of Poole.

A bespoke solution from Parex has contributed towards a major project to restore and revitalise “the World’s Greatest Glasshouse” at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. A range of specialist lime materials from the Parex Parlumiere range were specified for their ability to blend and complement the original rendered surfaces of the walls, pillars and feature mouldings of the original building.