Reward Wall Systems Ltd

Garden House, Pitlochry

Set in the grounds of the beautiful Pinetrees Hotel, Strathview Terrace, Pitlochry, this impressive building designed by local Architect Peter Miller of Cairns Ford & Yuill Architects will compliment the fine architecture of the surrounding Hotel and provide superb accommodation for the owners.

The structure is set into the hillside and is therefore of semi basement design. The Reward Walls System and ground floor slab have been complimented by the addition of Xypex Waterproof Crystals added to the concrete to provide a fully waterproof envelope to ensure security from water ingress to the property.

Pour of the slab was commenced 08:30 Tuesday. The specialist joint detail was added the next morning with construction of the walls beginning that afternoon. The walls were completed and ready for concrete by Thursday afternoon 16:30. Pour of the walls which are engineered to retain the hillside above, with the specialist concrete being vibrated to ensure complete compaction, began at 09:00 and was completed by 14:00.

Perimeter scaffolding was added and the lower walls completed and poured 11 days later. Project elapsed time to date is just 14 days from the ground slab pour.

The project is currently ongoing and will encompass the use of concrete hollowcore floors and be covered with an insulated panel roof, VR Slimfix

B-A-G Building Contractors recently completed two detached house shells using Reward ICF for Church End Developments in Prickwillow, Cambridgeshire.

Luxury House Development

Foundations were laid by CMS (Sco) Ltd on this project in Glasgow on the 14th February

The ICF team were then on site at 8.00am 18th February, and had built the Reward wall blocks for both units by end of day, the concrete being poured the following day.

Solums and concrete floor were completed by 22th February.

Tuesday 26th February saw the ICF team build to first floor, both units completed Friday 29th February.

The concrete pour of both units commenced at 8.00am and was completed by 1.00pm Saturday 1st March. Total concrete placed: 36m³; Average rate: 7.2 m³ per hour; Shortest unload: 6m³ in 15 minutes.

The second part of this project was constructed and concreted successfully during a week of severe gale force winds, demonstrating that you can build ICF in windy weather. It is also testament to the skills of the ICF Team we deployed on this contract.

ICF can be constructed and filled in heavy rain and sub zero temperatures and, as proved on this contract, during gale force wind conditions that would stop other build methods. Timber floors and supporting studs were installed, with the final ICF walls constructed and ready for concrete on the 13th March.

Total complete wall build time from foundation to roof was 4 weeks, the actual wall build and fill time being 11 days.

This house is a converted bunker that was originally one of four London group controls, or regional war rooms.

It had been disused since 1958, until it was bought and renovated to create what will be a multi-million pound residency.

The Reward ICF basement extension will be 6.0 metres deep, accessed from the house via a chamber that the contractor has created by breaking through the footings of the original structure.

This home is being built in Wrenthorpe, Wakefield. It features 45° front bays, and the upper storey level is built into the roof space.

This is a large detached house with basement, overlooking some stunning views of Yorkshire Dales

This is a chalet style bungalow being built in Corsock, Dumfries & Galloway

This house is designed like a double prowed boat, giving superb views from every window in the house. The VR Slimfix roof system is being installed now.

This house built in Norfolk demonstrates how a full brick skin can be used in conjunction with Reward ICF.

This project is a large dwelling with underground garage walls which provide a retaining aspect

This is a two storey extension to an end terrace cottage in Bradford, Yorkshire

This extension to a Hotel in Portpatrick includes a semi-basement and retaining wall structure to support a car park above.

The first Reward house & garage in Orkney at shell build stage.

House Extension

An extension with a difference! An old flat roof sun room is replaced with a turret topped with a 'Belted Galloway Weather Vain' making this old Farmhouse near Stranraer, south west Scotland into a distinctive and spacious property with stunning, uninterrupted views of the local countryside