As sole UK importers of Honka log homes from Finland, Logwise offers outstanding solutions for sustainable dwellings that are at one with the environment. From dream homes to holiday homes, naturally beautiful and truly sustainable.
Honka buildings are highly insulated and airtight whilst breathing and naturally controlling inside air humidity for a healthy environment. These stunning bespoke designed homes are brought to you by Logwise through their network of UK agents.
Low Energy Housing from Honka
www.logwise.co.uk 01271 325516
To discuss how a low energy Honka log building could benefit you, contact Logwise on 01271 325516.
In House building today we are constantly looking for ways to improve, whether it be in cutting maintenance or life time costs or by using products that are kinder to the environment we share.
The use of polyester powder coated Aluminium rainwater goods along with ARP fascia and soffit systems give the house builder clean crisp eaves lines coupled with a long lasting low maintenance finish.
ARP utilise Aluminium from recycled sources and from hydro electric plants in Norway keeping the carbon footprint to a minimum.
We provide a large colour range in RAL or BS colours, including ranges of metallics and textured finishes applied in house on our modern fully automated coating line.
We are able to offer a bespoke service to make your build a truly one off piece of design.
Gutters are available in a large range of profiles and sizes coupled with pipes in diameter, square or rectangular. 50-150mm in diameter, 63-150mm in square and 101x76mm rectangular.
Fascias are available in a variety of styles and sizes coupled with soffits offered plain, vented, face fixed or cassette interlocking styles available.
Manufacturing is carried out in our modern plant in Leicester. ARP offer site assistance through a team of technical sales staff available to help in selecting the right product for your build.
For all your Aluminium eaves requirements call Arp on
01162 894400 or email
sales@arp-ltd.com
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