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glass & glazing; heating & renewable energy 49 Kawneer is key to regeneration   


Facade products from Kawneer architectural aluminium systems have provided a “key” aesthetic in the first phase of a 10-year redevelopment of an estate in a Royal London Borough. Kawneer windows, doors and AA®100 zone and mullion-drained curtain walling with 50mm sightlines feature throughout the elevations. The specified windows


include AA®541 top hung and side hung composite casement windows. The doors used on the project included AA®720 open-in and open-out doors and series 190 heavy-duty commercial entrance doors.


01928 502500 www.kawneer.co.uk Biomass maintenance courses


Natural energy provider Euroheat has added bespoke biomass maintenance courses to its training portfolio designed to keep biomass installers up-to-speed with all their servicing and maintenance requirements on its range of domestic and commercial biomass boilers. Now that the biomass sector is a maturing one – it is vital that biomass professionals stay ahead


of the game and ensure that equipment is fully operational and efficient throughout its lifespan; to both ensure customer satisfaction and maintain the high eco-credentials of biomass technology. Euroheat can provide up-to-date training and information.


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Lloyds accredited independent utility installers.


Cost effective Multi Utility installation to new residential developments.


Contact us for a firm quotation for your utility services and connections.


0161-300 4026


info@benchmarkutilitysolutions.co.uk www.benchmarkutilitysolutions.co.uk


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Total Glass Solutions


Bathroom and wet room solutions


 Ideal for shower doors, cubicles and screens


 Bespoke shapes and sizes


 Switchable LCD privacy glass options


 Decorative sandblasting and printed laminated interlayers


 BSI approved www.esg.glass 01376 520061 Enq. 183 respond online at www.hbdonline.co.uk


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