The redevelopment of Terminal 2 was part of a £4 billion programme to upgrade, replace and refresh facilities within and around the terminal buildings.

The eye-catching curves of the Redcar Beacon were made simpler and faster to achieve by using Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Outdoor as the render carrier.

A double layer of Knauf GIFAfloor enabled Domus to use their heavy display cabinets, weighing around 2.5 tonnes each, without risk of the porcelain floor cracking.

The centrepiece of one of the Chelsea Flower Show’s top exhibits, a dramatic pavilion, was made possible using Knauf AQUAPANEL^®.

The stunning £60m events venue shows off both the extraordinary versatility of Knauf's perforated plasterboard and its outstanding acoustic performance.

Knauf AQUAPANEL^® Cement Board Indoor is being used as part of the multi-million-pound refurbishment of a five-star Scottish hotel in Edinburgh.

Knauf AQUAPANEL^® Indoor is installed in 200 redesigned bathrooms and wet rooms, as a backer to support 15mm marble tiles.

Multiple curves in the vaulted ceilings of Newcastle's rebuilt Haymarket Metrostation provided a tough new challenge for a Knauf 's machine applied plaster.

Construction of a £35 million mixed-use development in Chester was streamlined by minimising drywall partition types and simplifying inventory requirements on site.

Transformation of mid 19th century Baptist Church building into 14 luxury apartments with Knauf Brio dry floor screed, AQUAPANEL® and plasterboards.