Pipe boxing

The significant investment in fire sprinkler systems by housing associations was the subject of an editorial in the April 2019 edition of Housing Association magazine, which reinforced the importance of

April 2019’s edition of ABC&D magazine included a full-page case study about a student accommodation project in Wolverhampton where more than four kilometres of Versa 5 fire sprinkler boxing was

More than four kilometres of ‘Versa 5’ pre-formed plywood fire sprinkler boxing from Encasement is being used to provide an aesthetic finish to the installation of new fire sprinkler systems

One of our first pieces of editorial coverage in 2019 was in the January edition of Housing Association magazine, which included the launch of Versa FR, our new flame retardant

A new updated and expanded brochure has been created by Encasement, which now includes details on the new Versa FR range of flame retardant fire sprinkler boxing, as well as

Encasement has added to its extensive fire sprinkler boxing range with the launch of Versa FR, which is designed for use primarily on high rise residential projects where flame retardant

Housing associations, local authorities and contractors involved in concealing fire sprinkler pipework as part of their ongoing tower block fire protection upgrades, could be inadvertently contravening compliance and sustainability policies,

Concealing retro-fitted fire sprinkler pipework in high rise flats and communal areas, such as corridors and lift lobbies, is simple and quick using Encasement Versa 5 pipe boxing, but it’s

Housebuilders and contractors involved in concealing pipework on a new build or housing refurbishment projects could be inadvertently contravening their own sustainability policies, as non-FSC® certified plywood boxing is still

Local authorities, housing associations and contractor partners could be contravening the UK government’s ‘Timber Procurement Policy’ (TPP) guidelines and their own sustainability procedures if the plywood casings being used to