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Heating & Energy Efficiency; Insulation (Thermal & Acoustic); Interiors & Interior Design; Kitchens & Catering; Lighting & Electrical
Urbis Lighting Elfin Kitchens
Cornwall County Council wanted to turn Elfin Kitchens recently had the
an area in the centre of St Austell into a opportunity to strut their stuff at
stunning urban space. The scheme Vivienne Westwood’s flagship
needed a focal point and, on seeing our store in London. The compact
new Puntilla ‘light tree’, they knew they kitchen was chosen by arguably
had the best solution. Nigel Sumpter, the UK’s most famous fashion
an urban designer who worked on the designer for its £1m extension
project commented, “The Puntilla to the Conduit St premises.
provided the clear focal point we The Elfin kitchen complete with
needed and the Urbis design team also in-built dishwasher and fridge
performed an excellent job by adapting was the perfect model for the
the size of the Puntilla to suit the scale of compact area and the pelmet with concealed lighting, which are new
the surroundings.” feature in Elfin kitchens, brought out a whole new dimension.
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Gradient Insulation (UK) Panel Systems
Gradient Insulation (UK) Ltd will be The former BT building on Old
exhibiting for the first time at London Road has undergone
Ecobuild at London’s Earl’s Court, a complete transformation and
3rd – 5th March 2009 Stand 125, refurbishment into the striking
and will be showcasing its range of MacDonalds Hotel in
tapered insulation and composite Manchester city centre.
solutions. Since 1982 Gradient The visual appearance of the
has specialised in the manufacture existing concrete structure has
and supply of tapered roofing been completely transformed
schemes, fabricated products, with the addition of Aluglaze
®
facings and laminating. Renowned aluminium infill panels from
for quality of service and product, Panel Systems. As well as improving the aesthetics of the building the
Gradient is staffed by industry Aluglaze
®
panels also significantly improved the thermal performance of
professionals with other 100 years combined experience. Gradient was the building. Panel Systems worked closely with Solaglas Contracting to
acquired by insulation manufacturer Recticel earlier in 2008. incorporate their glazing systems into the design.
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Specflue
In Christmas 2005 a
chimney fire destroyed
Alex and Cheryl
Reay’s beautiful
thatched house in
Ringwood,
Hampshire. With the
chimney fire still fresh
in their minds, the
remit was simple; a permanent chimney with a lifetime guarantee and
the durability of a brick built chimney, but without the high costs and
tricky installation issues. They decided to enlist the help of chimney
specialists Specflue, in tandem with the experienced chimney
engineer Frank Ewer, when deciding upon the Cove 3 as the
environmentally friendly room heating woodstove for the cottage.
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Elkay Electrical
Winners of two Electrical
Industry Awards in 2008 for its
welcomelight and carboncalc,
Elkay Electrical, will be
displaying their innovative and
efficient range of energy
management products, on
stand 1514 at Ecobuild 2009.
The popular show is taking
place at Earls Court in London,
3rd – 5th March 2009. Offering
over 65 switches, timers and detectors, Elkay are market leaders in
effective energy control and management for commercial and industrial
properties, as well as the home. The energy management range offers
complete control of personal energy, lighting, heating and ventilation.
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