KEYFIX CPD
Solving the Non-combustible Challenge with Keyfix Cavity Tray Systems
Register your interest for our latest CPD which will provide key insight into how you can champion best practice, the specification of Document B compliant non-combustible cavity tray solutions which meet the needs of regulators, insurers, developers and installers in buildings over 18m.
The CPD will cover the following:
- The non-combustible challenge in high rise buildings over 18m
- How to comply with current Building Regulations
- Championing Best Practice through specification of Non-combustible Cavity Tray Systems
- Nine key considerations when specifying Non-combustible Cavity Tray Systems
- Key features and benefits of Keyfix Non-combustible Cavity Tray Systems
- Design and installation considerations
- Specification advice, tools and support
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KEYFIX & IG MASONRY SUPPORT CPD (PART OF THE KEYSTONE GROUP)
Better by Integration: Tackling Cavity Congestion for Gateway 2 Compliance (60 mins)
Join Keyfix and IG Masonry Support – Part of the Keystone Group – as we explore practical ways to tackle cavity congestion in support of Building Safety Act Gateway 2 compliance.
Discover our accredited masonry support, brick slip solutions, non-combustible cavity trays and cavity tray lintels, and wall ties. Learn how a collaborative approach can simplify Gateway 2 submissions, making compliance clearer while enhancing overall façade performance.
Learning objectives:
- Develop an understanding of modern slab-edge cavity challenges and their impact on façade design and performance.
- Recognise why cavity congestion matters and how it affects buildability, safety, and overall system effectiveness.
- Explore key compliance and coordination risks associated with today’s complex façade designs and learn how to apply this awareness in practice.
This CPD contributes one point towards your annual Continuous Professional points requirement.
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DCE Webinar Dates 2026
Keyfix is joining forces with sister company IG Masonry Support to deliver a series of free CPD sessions in 2026, in partnership with DCE. These interactive events provide practical insight into tackling cavity congestion at critical slab-edge locations, helping architects improve coordination, reduce risk, and meet Building Safety Act Gateway 2 requirements. The dates are as follow;
