Understand the Risk
Explain the fire and moisture risks associated with cavity detailing in high-rise buildings.
RIBA-Approved CPD by Coda Products
Book your RIBA-approved CPD presentation
Join Coda Products for an informative RIBA-approved CPD presentation exploring the specification, performance and critical role of non-combustible cavity tray systems within modern construction.
The session focuses on how cavity trays contribute to moisture management and fire safety compliance, with particular relevance to high-rise and multi-occupancy developments.

RIBA-Approved CPD
This presentation is RIBA-approved and is suitable for architects and other construction professionals looking to develop their knowledge of non-combustible cavity tray systems.
The session can be delivered in person at your convenience, making it suitable for architectural practices, design teams and construction organisations.
Refreshments includedLearning outcomes
Five practical outcomes for safer, better-coordinated external wall design.
Explain the fire and moisture risks associated with cavity detailing in high-rise buildings.
Identify key requirements affecting external-wall materials, including Regulation 7 and Approved Document B.
Understand the differences between combustible and non-combustible cavity tray systems.
Explore specification principles for windows, doors, balconies, parapets and movement joints.
Understand how installation, inspection and record keeping support long-term building safety.
Dual performance
Cavity trays intercept water penetrating the outer leaf and direct it safely back to the exterior, helping protect insulation, internal walls and structural components.
Non-combustible cavity tray systems are designed to avoid contributing to fire spread and to coordinate effectively with cavity barriers, insulation and fire-stopping systems.
In modern high-rise construction, moisture protection and fire performance cannot be treated as separate design considerations.
Guidance
The correct specification depends on the building’s use, height, location and external wall construction.
Height thresholds and requirements differ by building type and jurisdiction. The CPD discusses relevant 11-metre and 18-metre considerations and the importance of checking current requirements.
This page provides a general overview only. Current regulations, guidance and project-specific requirements should always be verified by the responsible design team.
Specification
Coordinate cavity trays as part of the wider external-wall and fire-safety strategy.
Coda systems
Coda Products develops high-quality cavity tray solutions suited to the wall build-up, cavity dimensions and project interfaces.
Solutions designed for use where non-combustible materials are required.
Manufactured to suit project wall build-up and cavity dimensions.
Available in stepped, flat, corner and custom configurations.
Manufactured components help improve consistency.
Support from early design and specification through to installation.
Audience
For professionals involved in external-wall design, specification, construction or inspection.
Request a session
Complete the form and the Coda Products team will contact you to arrange an in-person session at a convenient time for your team. Refreshments are included.
A member of the Coda Products team will contact you to confirm the next steps.
FAQs
The presentation explores fire and moisture protection within high-rise and higher-risk external wall construction, with particular focus on non-combustible cavity tray systems, specification, installation and inspection.
It is designed for architects, façade consultants, fire engineers, design managers, technical professionals and contractors.
Yes. Organisations can describe their audience, current projects and areas of particular interest when booking.
The session is available in person at your convenience. Refreshments are included.
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