Case Studies
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Sugar Quay
Sugar Quay is a new residential site, currently under development. It is situated in one of the most prestigious riverside locations still to be developed in London on the north bank of the River Thames near to the Tower of London. The core of the project is the replacement of a 1970s office block with […]
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Fisherman’s Church
Channel 4’s programme; The Restoration Man, saw Jackie Robinson and Neil Worrell renovate the old abandoned St Peter’s church.
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Barratt/David Wilson Homes
Norcros Adhesives are proud to be the sole national specifier and supplier of adhesive and grouts for all Barratt and David Wilson Home builds.
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Angels
“Rising Angels” stand around the walls of Phoenix Court on Bond Street, Bristol – home to students in the city.
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Moss Bros
For their flagship Moss store at Canary Wharf there was no one better ‘suited’ to the job than Johnson Tiles and Norcros Adhesives.
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Marks & Spencer
Large format, unglazed porcelain tiles were used across all three floors of The Marks and Spencer Anchor store in Westfield shopping centre; London.
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Chelsea Flower Show
A stunning example of the outdoor use of tiles was the garden seat at Chelsea Flower Show.
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Stafford Leisure Centre
Norcros products were used in the complete refurbishment of Stafford Leisure Centre.
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Ferrari Garage Workshop Silverstone
Norcros Adhesives products were used during refurbishments for the installation of the workshop floor.
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Houses Of Parliament
Refurbishment of Press Office Cafeteria
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Olympic Athletes Village
Working closely with the architects, a full NBS M40 specification was prepared to cope with the demands of highly trafficked areas at this prestigious event.
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First Leisure – St Neots
A stunning redevelopment of Huntingdon District Council’s One Leisure Sports Facility in St.Neots, Cambridgeshire.
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McCarthy Stone
Due to these developments being elderly retirement villages, the provision of a sound reduction system to meet the relevant building regulations was essential.
