SureCav

In the early part of 2000, Charlie came up with the idea of SureCav, a process to simplify the building of natural stone walls. Building with natural stone required a backing wall of heavy concrete blocks or the removal of temporary shuttering, often damaging the newly constructed stonework, resulting in mortar contaminating the cavity.

Surecav went into production in 2004 having been awarded an approval certificate from the British Board of Agrément. Moving away from the initial vacuum forming process, in 2011 SureCav Limited invested in new injection moulds, producing a far superior panel that was now able to incorporate a bend line and remove the requirement for corner joining strips.

In 2015, SureCav25 was introduced. With SureCav25 being included in the BBA certificate, developers are now able to install more insulation in the standard 100mm design footprint, thus helping to drive down U-Values and still maintain a 25mm clear cavity