IG Lintels, Keyfix, IG Masonry Support – part of the Keystone Group – invite architects, contractors and duty holders to the launch of Slab Edge Simplified on Tuesday 13^th October at The Brewery, London.

The slab edge is one of the most complex junctions on any building. Masonry support, cavity trays, lintels, wall ties, fire barriers and brick soffit systems all meet in a single, tightly coordinated space, often designed and supplied by different parties. Under the Building Safety Act, getting that junction right has never mattered more.

Slab Edge Simplified is Keystone Group’s answer: an integrated approach to slab edge design, coordinated by a single supplier, to make compliance safer and simpler.

One supplier, one coordinated system of systems
The integrated system brings together masonry support, non-combustible cavity trays and lintels, wall ties, fire barriers and brick slip soffit solutions. Every element is designed and coordinated by a single supplier, so the details work together from the outset rather than being resolved on site.

That coordination is central to Gateway 2, where a full and compliant design must be approved before construction can begin. The launch event will show how a joined-up approach helps project teams meet those requirements and go beyond them.

Expert insight from design to site
The afternoon brings together Keystone Group companies and sector experts to explore why coordination around slab edge design and installation matters. Sessions will cover navigating the Gateways and Building Safety Act compliance, followed by a panel discussion on slab edge detailing. A live product demonstration will then show the integrated systems in practice before attendees join a group discussion to share challenges and ideas from their own projects.

Register your place
Whether you design, specify, manage or build façades, this is a chance to hear practical insight, see the systems first-hand and connect with peers tackling the same challenges.

Places are limited. Register now to secure your spot.