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Cost-Efficient
BBA Certified, Eco-Brite
®
, from Apollo
Energy Research, is a composite laminate
of aluminium foil, a tough polyethylene film
and metallised film finished with a
non-tarnish coating. The liner prevents heat
radiating through structures, is an excellent
vapour barrier and helps make homes
air-tight. Used to replace the usual vapour
barrier, it greatly improves heat retention
when cold outside, yet helps keep a home
cool during hot weather. In combination
with fibre insulation, it provides the most
cost-efficient insulating method available for
your new home.
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Comfortable Conditions Greater Savings
The Robbens Single Room packs for Mitsubishi Electric has confirmed that
warm water underfloor heating are it is continuing its association with the
designed specifically for extensions and British Homes Awards organised by
conservatories. They are available in The Mail on Sunday. The Ecodan
®
range
three practical and cost effective size of air source heat pumps is Mitsubishi
ranges up to 42 sq. metres. Designed for Electric’s offering to help households
use with solid/screeded floors with tiled or reduce both long term carbon emissions
carpet finishes, they’ll give comfortable and running costs. The systems can help
conditions when operated on minimum cut running costs by over 30% and cut CO2
room temperatures in accordance with the emissions by 50% against even the most
detailed installation instructions provided. modern gas condensing boiler. Savings
Manifolds are supplied fully assembled and over oil, older gas boilers, LPG or direct
ready for fitting. electric systems are even greater.
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