The construction of five new residential blocks at Friary Park in Acton, West London, formed part of a major new-build development designed by award-winning architects Chapman Taylor. The project required products that would not only meet, but exceed, current building regulations – while future-proofing the buildings for generations to come. Keyfix’s market-leading Non-Combustible Cavity Tray (NCCT) system offered the perfect solution.
Located on Friary Lane in Acton, the development forms part of a wider regeneration of the area, delivering high-quality new homes across Blocks B2, B3, E, F1 and F2. With a nine-month construction programme, the scheme required a façade solution that could be delivered at scale, on programme, and without compromise on quality or compliance.
Brickwork contractor Landmark Brickwork Ltd – well versed in the benefits of Keyfix’s product range through an established working relationship – was confident in utilising Keyfix for the project. The speed of installation, quality of product, and support offered by the Keyfix team made them the clear choice for a project of this complexity and scale.
Working closely with main contractor Mount Anvil Ltd, brickwork contractor Landmark Brickwork Ltd, and architect Chapman Taylor, Keyfix provided technical guidance and rapid responses to queries throughout the project.