Kidbrooke Station Square
London
Kidbrooke Station Square
As one of the UK’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of Non-Combustible Cavity Tray Systems (NCCT), Keyfix has been working in collaboration with Ardmore Group on Kidbrooke Station Square regeneration project. The £100m new build development includes 413 new homes in six residential blocks, each requiring non-combustible brick trays and corner units/reveals.
Project Details
Developer
Transport for London
Notting Hill Genesis
Main Contractor
Ardmore Group
Architect
Glen Howells Architects
Brickwork Contractor
KEGEL Construction
Our Products
Non-combustible Cavity Tray System
Non-combustible Weep
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