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Fire doors have been an important part of the construction design process for decades; however, the 1991 edition of Approved Document B marked a significant shift by introducing a system of functional requirements and establishing the minimum standard for a fire door that largely remains the benchmark today.

Sandycroft Projects is pleased to announce the successful completion of a major Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) replacement project at the University of Staffordshire’s Henrion Building. The £264,000 scheme, delivered between June and September 2025, involved the removal and full replacement of existing LEV systems across four teaching spaces within the Henrion Building, along with all associated builders’ works and small power electrical modifications. Creating a Safer, Comp

Following the successful completion of the Bridgend Renal Unit, in Brackla, Bridgend, last year, Sandycroft were delighted to aide with the development of another essential service for the South Wales dialysis community.   Involved from the very outset, Sandycroft engaged with many consultants including our regular architectural team to provide a thorough & robust planning application to Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council. However, due to perceived environmental factors