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Clearview Stoves are proud to announce one of their stoves has been chosen for the The Prince’s Foundation’s Natural House. The house is a pioneering design being built at the Building Research Establishment, Watford. A copy has been exhibited at the ideal Home Show in Lon- don and Scotland. Their president HRH The Prince of Wales asked the foundation to design the Natural House as a low carbon home built from natural materials in a traditional design that reflects the character of its local area. The Clearview Pioneer Oven was chosen for its reliability and efficiency and it’s expected to be the only winter heat needed for the house. This confirms Clearview’s belief that using wood to heat your home will save money and be good for the environment.
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The Schiedel Isokern DM36 chimney system has been designed to work specifically for smaller output inserts, stoves, pellet boilers and cookers that have an internal outlet diameter up to 150mm. The neat size of the chimney block allows it to be installed internally and externally without taking up too much space. The prefab- ricated chimney blocks are lightweight and easy to install. A waterproof render can be applied directly to the chimney block, reducing the need to clad the chimney. The system comes with a prepared access for the stove outlet and an external soot door for ease of cleaning. The highly insulating properties of the pumice DM system can maintain the temperature of the flue gases even in the middle of winter, allowing them to escape freely to the atmosphere.
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Long Rake Spar supply three categories of green roof substrates each containing a blend to specific proportions of recycled and lightweight aggre- gates with composted bio waste products. They suit most landscaping and ecological specifica- tions: Intensive Sytem Substrates (ISS): An ultra lightweight blend of absorbent aggregates with composted bio-waste to be used as a substrate within recreational garden-scapes. Extensive System Substrates (ESS): A blend of lightweight, water absorbent aggregates with composted bio- waste to be used as a substrate in un-maintained rooftop environments. Brown Roofing Substrates (BRS): A blend of reclaimed aggregates with com- posted bio-waste designed to promote regenera- tion of the bio-diversity of demolition sites, which have been lost to construction.
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Commitment to renewables demonstrated
Plumb Center is continuing to demonstrate its commitment to training and educating installers on renewables by further developing a network of training centres and renewable technology displays around the country. The display areas are fully operational so that installers and their customers can see, first hand, how the renewable technologies work and how they are installed. Plus, with the display units providing space and water heating for the building they can also physically experience the results of their heat output. “We have had really positive feedback from our customers about the renewables display in the branch,” said Sam May, network manager, Exeter. “We have run training evenings in partnership with suppliers where our customers have actually worked on the display products. Also, a number of customers have advised homeowners to come in to see the size and scale of the products before they purchase.” There are currently renewable technology displays in branches in Leeds, Bradford, Middlesbrough, Barking, Tottenham, Newcastle, Exeter and Orpington, which boast a range of renewables.
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