Bring Rustic Charm to Any Room
There has never been a better time to consider installing a good solid fuel stove. Look no further than Winther Browne’s CE approved, cast iron stove. It is an ideal room heating alternative to radiators as well as bringing rustic charm to any room. Made from black cast iron with a toughened glass door, this stove has a maximum heat output of up to 5kW and a high efficiency rating of 80%, when burning wood, and 72% when burning coal, with adjustable vents to control the rate of burn. Suitable for a standard 6 inch (152mm) stove pipe, the stove is ideal for brick chimney and prefabricated flues.
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Tel: 0845 612 1893 www.wintherbrowne.co.uk
Arrow Valves “Autofill” Pressurisation Unit
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Tel: 01442 823234 www.arrowvalves.co.uk
Arrow Valves Ltd have launched
a Water Regulations approved pumpless pressurisation unit designed to both fill and pressurise “non-house” heating or chilled water systems, model AFS. Benefits include: compact (just 300 mm square), can legally be left connected, no tank or pump (model AFS), no filling loop required, fast quick fill assists flushing no power required for quick fill. Two models of “Autofill” are available, AFS and AFP, both in sizes 15 and 22 mm. The “Autofill” is wall mounted and wall brackets are available to facilitate.
Luxury and Sustainability Are Compatible
Dornbracht has joined forces with CME Sanitary Systems, the manufacturers of the innovative Ecoplay grey water management system, to provide a complete all-in-one water efficient solution to housebuilders. With the Code for Sustainable Homes legislation requiring a reduction in the amount of water use per person – down to 105 litres per day to achieve Level 3, CME Sanitary Systems is demonstrating how this and even higher code levels can be achieved easily by installation of an Ecoplay system. Mark Booth, Sales & Marketing Director at Dornbracht, explains: “Working in partnership with CME is part of increasing our commitment to housebuilders. Our aim is to help them meet their requirements, but still provide homes with bathrooms with the same luxurious features that appeal to homebuyers. Greywater recycling helps to achieve this and Ecoplay is one of the simplest and most effective systems on the market.”
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Leading Greywater System Installed
water to flush WCs. The system will help the housing association properties at Oxley Gate to meet the Code for Sustainable Homes requirements. It will also be installed in some new private homes to meet the challenges of sustainable construction.
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An environmentally-friendly housing development in Milton Keynes, devised by English Partnerships, is set to benefit from Ecoplay; an innovative micro greywater management system from
CME Sanitary Systems,
which is designed to enhance domestic water- efficiency. Ecoplay has established itself as a leading greywater management system that recycles bath and shower
Challenge of Concealing Plumbing Pipework Solved
D-Line has created a cost-effective and attractive solution for hiding surface mounted central heating and plumbing pipes. Already proving to be particularly popular with Social Landlords and Local authorities, D-Line’s range of decorative and easily-installed trunking avoids the need for installers to channel, replaster and then redecorate walls. The range is also a far more effective solution than the traditional box trunking options, which have not really changed in design since the 1950s and have clip over accessories that are not attractive and are not always secure.
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Zehnder Comfosystems Launches 365 Days of Comfort for the Airtight Home
Ecobuild 2010 sees the official UK launch of Zehnder Comfosystems. For the first time, the company will be displaying its ranges of recoverable and renewable energy heating, cooling and ventilation products. To celebrate this, visitors to Ecobuild will be able to enter a competition to win one of two Zehnder Comfosystems heat recovery units, and be among the first in the UK to use the highly efficient, PassivHaus certified ComfoAir CA350 Heat Recovery System. Zehnder Comfosystems has developed a range of products that integrate perfectly, providing a unique, highly efficient offer of renewable heating, hot water, cooling and ventilation. As a result, the space required to install them in the home is considerably reduced, freeing up valuable floor space for other items. Although it is possible to source individual components to provide a building with its heating and ventilation requirements, these are often drawn from a variety of differing suppliers and are not designed to work in harmony. One system from a single supplier also ensures that every component of the system is easier to install and works together with the highest efficiency. The unique integrated product set comprises a series of units designed to ensure 365 days of comfort.
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Grundfos – Fit and Forget!
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Why make life harder for yourself? Choosing a Grundfos 15-50 ALPHA2 pump means that all the work has been done for you. The innovative technology ensures easy fitting and installation at the touch of a button. The AUTOadapt feature analyses the demand in the heating system and determines optimal comfort with minimum power consumption and its compact design means that it’s easy to fit. Energy efficiency will become an increasingly important selling point for house buyers as electricity prices continue to rise and government legislation changes.
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