Case Study

Red Cross goes green

Red Cross goes green

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Brief The cladding had to be of the highest eco-friendly standards to meet the Red Cross’ ethical philosophy, with no compromise on quality. It was essential that the material be long lasting and durable in order to keep the life-saving organisation from unnecessary repair and maintenance costs. It was also essential that it looked good, as this prestigious build is the centre of the Red Cross’ British operations. Solution To meet these goals, Western Red Cedar from Vincent Timber was specified for its certified green qualities, low maintenance and looks. In order to elongate the already impressive life span of the wood, three coats of Sikkens wood stain were specified for even greater protection from the elements. Vincent Timber Limited, 8 Montgomery Street, Birmingham B11

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