Marmox Thermoblocks Used in Tudor Barn Reconstruction in East Cambridgeshire
The reconstruction of a Tudor-era barn in East Cambridgeshire incorporates Marmox Thermoblocks for thermal bridging. Owner Ben Hughes oversees the self-build project, using blocks in various sizes to support a traditional oak beam structure. The project includes a single-storey layout with a mezzanine and aims to meet Building Regulations with enhanced insulation.
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The reconstruction of Mitchell's Barn in East Cambridgeshire utilizes Marmox Thermoblocks to address thermal bridging. Owner Ben Hughes is replacing dilapidated structures with a four-bedroom, three-bathroom self-build project, employing 144 x 140x65mm, 18 x 100x65mm, and 50 x 215x65mm Thermoblocks.
The design adheres to Building Regulations, featuring an insulated cavity wall and an air source heat pump. The blocks are bedded in conventional mortar with high-performance adhesive for stability. Hughes is also consulting on the use of Marmox's Multiboard for bathroom fittings. Thermoblocks are known for their strength and insulation, suitable for various construction applications.
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