ThermCon^X - unique thermally broken connector that attaches to the structural member through the insulated cavity to prevent both cold bridging and heat loss.

This invention allows the designer the continued freedom to attach items to the outside (or externally) of a the building envelope or structure, while at the same time securely fixing back these items to the building structure of frame work which is contained within the insulative envelope of the building, without creating a cold bridge, in compliance with Part "L" of building regulations.

Building work MUST COMPLY with the revised Part L 2006 regulations UNLESS:

• Work has started before 6 April 2006 in accordance with a building notice, full plans, initial notice or amendment notice.
• Where full plans are not required to be deposited, a contract is entered into before 6 April 2006, provided that the work is started before 1 October 2006.
• Full plans have been deposited and approved before 6 April 2006, provided that work is started before 1 April 2007.
• A plans certificate or plans certificate combined with an initial notice has been given to a local authority before 6 April 2006, provided that the work is started before 1 April 2007.

All designers have to choose solutions that best meet their needs.

Examples of thermally broken balcony connection:

Note: Where concrete casting institute floors are being used in the construction, the balconies are cast directly into the floor slab as shown in the diagrams.

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Note: Where pre-manufactured floor slabs are being used in the construction the thermal break connection is connected directly to the edge of the floor slab.

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Note: Where cast concrete walls and hollow-rib floors are being used in the construction, the balconies are fixed directly into the floor slab as shown in the diagrams.

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Note: Where wooden floor joists and blocks for internal walls are being used in the construction, the balconies are fixed directly to the floor joists as shown in the diagrams.

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Balcony chassis are designed to meet all standard types of doors and doors with side panels. Listed above are standard sizes but we also offer bespoke sizes if required. For specific dimensions this must be enquired when contacting our design department.

1. Chassis also available with inset bottom panel made from steel sheet.
2. Balcony flooring is 34 mm soft wood or hard wood decking fixed at two positions across its with and 400 mm centres (to reduce warping)
3. A distance of 6 mm between decking is for drainage

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