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CornerTape Climate Smart Living


Replacing old and creating brand new silicone joints in kitchens and bath- rooms is quick and easy for everyone with the award-winning CornerTape range. The selection of products includes a choice of remover tools, specialist CornerTape for a bead of sil- icone, in a variety of sizes, and anti- mould sealant with the world’s first anti-drip valve and pre-cut nozzle sys- tem, giving greater control with less mess and perfect results every time for that all-important, longer-lasting finish-


ing touch. CornerTape is available at Homebase and the complete range, including free instruction DVD’s, at DIY stores nationwide.


Tel: 01754 896990 www.cornertape.co.uk Enq. 112 Resigap Affordable Passive and


Low Energy timber frame homes from Sweden


Building Envelope Evolution, a company with over 30 years experience within the timber frame industry is now representing Sweden’s A-Hus Pro here in the UK. Bringing Passive and Low Energy solutions to Domestic and Social housing and Commercial projects across the UK.


Architectural & Structural Design Engineering Supply and Erection Closed Cell Panels SIPS Stick Build


For an example of how Low Carbon living can be achieved, check out ‘One Tonne Life’ to see how our timber frame performed.


To discuss your next project please contact


Mike Mapston on 01249 700405 Building Envelope Evolution, Hartham Park, Corsham, Wiltshire SN13 0RP t. +44 (0) 1249 700401 e. hello@buildingenvelope.co.uk


www.buildingenvelope.co.uk www.onetonnelife.com www.a-huspro.com


Members of


Bringing Passive and Low Energy solutions to Domestic and


Commercial projects across the UK. Enq. 111 22 selfbuilder & homemaker www.sbhonline.eu


Resigap Ltd has launched the first ever spacer for paving that is specifically designed to enable the DIY enthusiast to achieve a professional looking patio; increase the structural integrity of the paving and save significant time & money. The Gapfast™


paving spacer


has been designed to ensure accurate 10mm joints, every time and stays locked in place to help make paving stronger. Once the pointing is com- plete the product is invisible and will not rot or disintegrate. The spacer


available in both crosses & tees can be utilised in either stacked or offset laying patterns and is retail packaged in bags of 50 that is sufficient for approximately 10m².


Enq. 113 IronmongeryDirect


IronmongeryDirect’s latest catalogue offers a massive choice of over 13,500 high quality ironmongery products. Over 2,000 additional new products – including alarms, hinges and folding sliding doors – have been handpicked by the dedicated product management team to feature in a packed 42 page supplement. New products include the SL5 wireless telecommunicating alarm system by response, which conforms to British and EU standards, and is one of the


most advanced wireless alarm systems available today. It allows multi-zone control and millions of secure combinations for added peace of mind.


Tel: 0808 168 28 28 www.ironmongerydirect.com Enq. 114 Lakes Bathrooms


Lakes Bathrooms has launched a new collection of strong yet lightweight, sheet moulded composite (SMC) shower trays. The new entry level range of trays is designed as a lower- cost option to traditional stone resin, without any compromise on quality. SMC uses fibre reinforced polymers, moulded with heat and pressure. The underside of the tray is hollow to reduce unnecessary weight, yet the design is robust thanks to a lattice of strength forming ribs, meaning that


every size weighs in at less than 25kg; around 50 per cent lighter than stone resin trays.


Tel: 01684 853870 www.lakesbathrooms.co.uk Enq. 115


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