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Rainwater Products; Refurbishment & Renovation; Roofing & Cladding
Image Foundry Studios
Jewish Care overcame the
hurdle of selling a property
before it’s been built by cleverly
incorporating CGI into their
fundraising strategy. It was
thanks to Manchester based
Image Foundry Studios that
potential donors were able to
see exactly how their support will
be utilised. Jewish Care’s, Assistant Director of Fundraising, Benjamin
Morrison said: “The CGI animation has been an invaluable asset to
our fundraising campaign; it has been a great tool which has helped
us bring the project to life and assisted us with our fundraising.”
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Stormsaver Protan UK
Combining aspects of both its The latest issue of the popular and always
pressurised and non pressurised systems, informative Profile newsletter from roofing
Stormsaver’s new Combi-system will specialists Protan is now available from
reduce installation costs by simplifying Protan UK. Featuring the latest notable
electrical and pipe works, reduce running industry and company news, Profile
costs and at the same time offer a reliable especially includes a highly pertinent
and efficient back-up during periods of article by James Talman, CEO of Protan
low rainfall without the need for a header and member of the SPRA council,
tanks. The revolutionary system has just entitled “I don’t understand”, voicing his
two main components; the storage tank strong thoughts as regards the benefits of
and a single enclosed Combi-unit. During modern versus traditional construction
periods of low rainfall or high demand the methods, and recycling responsibility.
system tops up mains water into the There are also details of two innovative
Combi-unit and not the underground product ranges - Provac and the
tank. ProGreen brand.
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Selectaglaze
Knightstone Housing Association has converted the old Northleaze C
of E Primary School into a shared ownership development. As the
building was Grade II listed, the handsome windows, much in gothic Kemperol
style, had to be retained. Selectaglaze, working in partnership with the
design team and contractors Gadd Construct, produced a range of
Leaking valley gutters on profiled
complementary secondary hinged, fixed and sliding panels
metal roofs are one of the most
incorporating specialist low emissivity glass to minimise heat loss.
common causes of failure affecting
This has also markedly reduced ambient noise levels, further
modern industrial buildings and
improving the environment within the new homes. Security is an
retail units, often proving expensive
important consideration in any development and this has been
and unreliable to resolve. There’s
enhanced in some areas by specifying secondary windows accredited
now a reliable, long term solution
to ‘Secured by Design’. Selectaglaze is a Royal Warrant Holder and
using Kemperol V210 cold liquid
has considerable experience working within listed, historic and
waterproofing that utilises its
landmark buildings. Secondary windows can greatly improve living
excellent bonding performance
and working environments whether it is for acoustics, thermal
and permanent elasticity. Because
insulation or security. Each window is purpose made and fully
the Kemperol V210 treatment can
constructed off-site allowing rapid installation with minimal disruption.
also be used for cut edge corrosion, perhaps the other most prevalent
cause of failure on profiled metal roofs, any additional weaknesses can
Tel: 01727 837271 www.selectaglaze.co.uk
often be inspected and resolved at the same time.
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