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Natural Warmth
Natural Warmth, the award-winning
Darlington-based company, which
specialises in heating systems that utilise
low carbon technology, has created two
key new posts: John Hay joins as
Operations Manager bringing with him a
wealth of experience and contacts;
Michelle Ellerton, Administration
Manager, ensures all office systems tick
over efficiently. The new staff were
needed to cope with a growing workload
and increasing interest in more
environmentally friendly heating systems.
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Remmers (UK)
www.natural-warmth.com
Underfloor Heating Supplies
Remmers are proud to launch iQ-Therm to the market. The system is
unique for refurbishing buildings from the inside and significantly
Underfloor Heating Supplies
upgrading the insulation properties whilst remaining fully breathable,
Ltd has recently supplied
with no vapour barrier. Presented as a prize winning innovation at the
suspended floor and plated
Munich Bau exhibition, this ‘intelligent’ insulation consists of a
underfloor heating systems
breathable rigid polyurethane foam panel, adhered to the structure
for the renovation of a
walls, then rendered and painted with compatible products to offer a
church hall into six modern
solution which solves condensation, mould and heat loss problems
apartments. The Komfort
all-in-one! The installed system has an immense capacity to store and
system was specified to
transport moisture, which buffers peak moisture loads in the air of the
provide a heat effective
room, regulating the climate. Over the long term, buildings can dry
solution for the high ceilings
out and make significant energy savings, a dry wall conducts far less
in the building, particularly for the first floor apartments in which a
heat than a wet one! The system is targeted at buildings where
second balcony floor was constructed in the additional ceiling space.
external wall insulation is not viable, (maybe because of conservation
Underfloor heating is effective in buildings with high ceilings, such a
restrictions) or traditional wall insulation methods cannot be adopted.
churches, as the low surface temperature radiates heat upwards
It is estimated that up to 40% of the UK housing stock are of this type.
slowly to a height of approximately 2 metres. Tel: 0845 373 0103 www.remmers.co.uk
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FuturEnergy
Generate your own electricity from Wind Power
with the FuturEnergy Wind Turbine. Home
owners, and even houseboats, are all benefiting
from clean renewable power produced by the
FuturEnergy 1kw wind turbine. Where other
wind turbines struggle the British designed and
manufactured FuturEnergy excels, generating
real electricity at lower wind speeds than most
other micro turbines, from 3.5 metres/second,
and producing electricity to supplement your
mains supply or into battery storage for
independent use whenever you like. Simply mast mounted, it is ideal
for incorporating into a new building design.
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Evolved Design
Evolved Design offer a Design &
Build Service using products that
are natural, environmentally friendly,
and energy efficient. We help by
advising and demonstrating
practical and cost effective options,
to achieve the highest standards of
energy efficiency and building
integrity, and design using building
components that range from Ziegel
building blocks or Timber Frame, through to External Wall Insulation
Systems. All of our systems and products can be adapted to suit any
design of home to meet current regulations.
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