Products/CPD
TO SHOWCASE YOUR PRODUCT OR CPD ON THESE PAGES, CONTACT TOM PEARDON ON T: +44 (0)20 7490 5644 E:
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CPD 1: WATERPROOFING BELOW GROUND STRUCTURES CPD 2: JOINT DESIGN AND SEALANT SELECTION CPD 3: CONCRETE REPAIR AND PROTECTION SYSTEMS
CPD TITLE 1: PACKAGE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT: 6 - 120 PE CPD TITLE 2: FUEL OIL STORAGE: 1,000 - 10,000 LITRES Both seminars focus on the range of options available to the specifier and aim to educate on legislation, product choice, processes, accessories, installation and maintenance. one of the “feature stands” in the middle of the South Hall. As part of a joint venture with Glulam Solutions Ltd, a hybrid structure will be built on Stand S2330 to show off the companies’ products and skill sets which help the construction industry to build the most cost effective, energy efficient and sustainable buildings in the 21st Century. C:Ms Angela Brunero T: (0)1224 859250 E:
cpd@balmoral.co.uk
Fosroc is a world leader in the delivery of tailored constructive solutions for virtually any type of construction project, combining an extensive range of high performance products with expert technical support. include new technology and case histories, presented by Fosroc’s experienced Specification Managers. T: 01827 262222 E:
enquiryuk@fosroc.com w:
www.fosroc.com
LAFARGE PLASTERBOARD WEBINAR WILL EXPLAIN HOW TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY Lafarge Plasterboard is hosting a free webinar on 19 April on how to save time and money by using an industry-leading plasterboard, GTEC LaDura.
GTEC LaDura, Lafarge Plasterboard’s strongest ever board, has a proven track record and the live webinar will explain how it works and where it can be used, giving specifiers the ideal chance to find out what GTEC LaDura can do for their projects.
Simon Scrase, Product Manager, comments: “Innovative building materials are opening up new cost-saving opportunities and changing the way the industry specifies for modern buildings. GTEC LaDura is a great example of this, and we’re hosting a live webinar on 19 April to show specifiers what the product can bring to a project.”.
You can register now for the live webinar at W:
www.gtecladura.co.uk T: 01275 377789 E:
enquiryline@lafarge-gypsum.lafarge.com
‘FIXED-CLICK’ RAINSCREEN SYSTEM Kalzip’s quick-fit, bi-directional FC rainscreen system is extremely cost-effective and is openly available to all contractors. Ideal for new build and refurbishment projects, the FC rainscreen is installed on aligned, vertically fixed modular click rails; each lightweight panel is simply hooked at the top and then clicked into place at the bottom - quick, easy and ingenious!.
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www.kalzip.com
WASHROOM WASHROOM PROVIDES THE FULL PACKAGE Leading designer and manufacturer Washroom Washroom recently showed its versatility by combining specifications from its joinery and washroom divisions for a top to bottom refurbishment of Castlewood House on New Oxford Street. Starting from the ground up, Washroom Washroom provided a consistent use of high end products throughout the building’s common spaces and washrooms.
T: 0845 470 3000 W:
www.washroom.co.uk
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CREDA NOBO HEATERS REMAIN A HOT FAVOURITE AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY Creda NOBO’s C4N panel heaters are continuing to provide a warm welcome to students at Oxford’s Worcester College. Originally built in 1961 and 1971 respectively, the buildings were given a facelift in 2008 with fresh paint, new windows and the installation of Creda NOBO’s modern heaters, which continue to deliver numerous benefits to both students and the college’s estates department.
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www.credaheating.co.uk
BRITISH MANUFACTURER SAS INTERNATIONAL SHOWCASES OVER 40 YEARS OF WORLD-CLASS INTERIORS Providing value-engineered solutions across the built environment, British manufacturer of interior fit-out products, SAS International, has launched a new Corporate brochure showcasing some of the prestigious and iconic projects the company has designed and manufactured solutions for.
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www.sasintgroup.com/corporate
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