Stormsaver to supply NG Bailey


Stormsaver, one of the UK’s leading designers and manufacturers of rainwater harvesting systems, has been selected as a preferred supplier to one of the UK’s leading building services providers, NG Bailey. Adam Heal, procurement manager for NG Bailey says: “Our strategy, For Life in Buildings, encourages us to utilise our skills and experience in pursuit of buildings that perform better, while using fewer resources, for the benefit of owners and occupiers […] We also want them to know that all of our projects use the best suppliers with high-quality, cost-effective and innovative products with excellent sustainable credentials. ...searchable archive at www.buildingconstructiondesign.eu


Sunfold Systems - Foundations Supplement Light Filled Living with Solarlux


Solarlux’s contemporary Wintergarden structure, made from aluminium, can be added to any part of the house creating an exciting, light filled living area. A glass roof and thermally insulated folding glass doors allow the light to fill the room and the doors can be folded back to open up the room to the outside, eliminating the barriers between inside and out, creating a seamless transition between the house and the garden or patio and also the ‘wow’factor. Solarlux Systems Ltd manufacture the wintergarden and doors which are thermally insulated and have multipoint locking systems providing high security and a choice of double or triple glazing, all designed to maintain heat inside the house in winter or reflect heat from the house keeping it cool in summer. The folding glass door systems are made from aluminium (to any RAL colour), wood/aluminium or a choice of triple laminated wood to ensure stability. The Solarlux product range covers folding glass doors, canopies, glass houses, horizontal sliding walls, wintergardens and balcony glazing. ...searchable archive at www.buildingconstructiondesign.eu Tel: 01924 204444 www.solarlux.co.uk


possible. Sunfold systems aluminium and timber folding sliding doors are not only famed for their superior quality, specialised design, and high performance, they also achieve U-values that exceed any requirements requested under Part L. For projects that require a bit of an improvement the system can be upgraded so Sunfold can reach U-values of 1.3-1.4 W/m2


efficiency using high performance 3G glass units a Sunfold System can reach and even exceed U-values of 1.1 W/m2


K even in aluminium. Then for projects that need extra thermal K.


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In today’s world ecology and energy saving are key elements that have to be considered with any building project. This is reflected in the 2010 changes to Part L that asks for 25% improvement on efficiency over dwellings in 2006. Choosing the correct glazing product is therefore of particular importance to ensure you get the best performance


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