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uk construction week show preview uk construction week stand no K30 Sustainable construction products
Timber Engineered Construction Solutions
STEICO I joists
Laminated Veneer Lumber
Lean design and lightweight and walls. For use in timber frame and masonry built projects. Economic and easy to use combined with exceptional performance.
High strength laminated veneer lumber (LVL) for use as beams, rafters, rim boards and trimmers in floor, roof and timber frame applications.
For full details and nearest distributor call 01727 515120 or visit
www.steico.co.uk
10-34-76 uk construction week stand no T3/530 enq.185 NATURAL BUILDING PRODUCTS enq.186
Play it safe with the CFA!
Flooring is a major element in most contracts. Architects, Specifiers and Main Contractors require quality of service, installation support and guaranteed results, all of which CFA members can provide.
CFA members include contractors, manufacturers, distributors and consultants and are here to make your project run as smoothly as possible.
All members are established businesses, are aware of current British, EU and International Standards and the latest technical information and are provided with business support and access to high quality training through our training organisation FITA, a joint venture between the CFA and NICF.
Call, email or visit us online to source a CFA member for your next flooring project.
Visit
www.cfa.org.uk or call 0115 941 1126
The Contract Flooring Association 4c St Mary’s Place, The Lace Market, Nottingham NG1 1PH. Fax: 0115 941 2238
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www.architectsdatafile.co.uk uk construction week stand no T3/240 enq.188 uk construction week stand no SM3/270
We’re experts in airtightness and natural insulation and can help you to achieve a comfortable, healthy, low energy home with our range of ecological building products.
T 01228 711511
info@ecologicalbuildingsystems.com www.ecologicalbuildingsystems.com
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