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structural elements; external fixtures Partitions & ceilings
• Good sound insulation • High thermal insulation • Strong screw fixing • Quick to install • Fire resistant
RockShell celebrates UK launch at Passivhaus RockShell, the low energy and external load bearing wall system from Rockwool, cele- brated its recent UK launch at this year’s UK Passivhaus Conference. The conference pro- vided the ideal platform from which to formally introduce the Passivhaus certified system to UK architects, developers and energy man- agers. Exhibiting as main sponsors at the event, RockShell UK showcased a model of the wall system to demonstrate simplicity of build and speed of construction. This gave conference
delegates the opportunity to see how RockShell is constructed of I-shaped steel profiles encompassed in heavy Rockwool insulation.
t 01380 830 109
john@banburyinnovations.co.uk
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CEP Ceilings meet diverse educational demands As part of the London Borough of Harrow schools renewal programme, the new £38 million devel- opment at Whitmmore High School was com- pleted on schedule in July 2010 providing new learning facilities for 1500 pupils. With a range of ceilings from CEP, including Classcare Perforated, Healthcare Perforated, Sequence and Cleancare, the school provides pupils with a new, exciting and stimulating place to learn for both students and
teachers. Installing a range of different ceiling types enabled all the needs of the school to be met, Classcare Perforated and Sequence tiles are ideally suited to most educational suspended ceiling situations, with excellent room to room sound attenuation properties and a high acoustic absorption.
t 01785 223 435
www.cepceilings.com
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t 01656 868 400
www.rockshell.uk.com
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New solar powered portable buildings The new solar powered, portable buildings are easy to assemble, flat pack, modular buildings from Blue Planet Buildings UK Ltd. They are easy to transport, erect, to store and then to re-deploy to the next site. They are carbon neutral (integral solar power plus innovative insulation materials) and also comfortable, cost effective acc- ommodation, where and when you need it.
t 0115 967 9991
www.bpbuk.com/flatpackbuildings.html
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Door Fittings UK designer door furniture online
one of the biggest selections of British made ironmongery in the UK
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www.adfonline.eu Decseal delivers at new DIRFT II rail port car park
A new multi storey car park, built by VolkerFitzpatrick for ProLogis as part of the new DIRFT II rail port, warehouse and distribution facility in Daventry, Northamptonshire, has been protected using Stirling Lloyd's Decseal®
car park
waterproofing and wearing course systems. Following construction of the site's new two-storey concrete car park, specialist contractors VolkerLaser were required to work to a demanding schedule of just six weeks to complete 15,000m² of deck coatings. The tight programme was a major factor in the Decseal system being selected for the work. The system’s simple, rapid appli- cation, combined with its fast cure, helped meet the deadline of a May 2011, opening in spite of the wet weather encountered. The full Decseal system’s dual function properties sees it increasingly used as a fully reinforced water- proofing and wearing course system, while the Decseal Wearing Course func- tions as a standalone wearing course on less exposed areas of a structure.
t 01565 633111
www.stirlinglloyd.com
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