Landscaping & External Works; Eco & Green Products POD Point
Another eco-planning requirement is on the horizon. Electric car charging provision is now mandatory in many parts of the UK. POD Point, one of Europe’s leading electric car charging companies, advises on installation requirements, load management and passive provision, engages with planning teams, liaises with grant funding bodies – and provides intelligent on-street and domestic charging solutions that
leave a margin for the developer. Fill in the reply card to find out more about electric car charging. They’ll even send you a copy of the new guid- ance Installing Charging Facilities for Electric Cars.
Rainline specified for supported housing
Lindab’s steel based Rainline rainwater drainage system was recently specified for an award winning supported housing scheme designed by Liverpool based architects, Denovo Design. The Cherry Mill development in Liverpool won the ‘Best Green Home’ award at the recenly held ‘Your Move Awards’ and a Silver Green Apple
Award for Environmental Best Practice. Quick and easy to install, Rainline is precision engineered by Lindab to simply click together for a perfect watertight fit. On-site labour time and costs are kept to a minimum. Available in 10 stylish high build polyester colours, the finish of which is guaranteed for 15 years including the increasingly popular Silver Metallic.
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