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uk construction week show preview; the build show preview PURe doors to open at The Build Show!
The flexible choice in advanced Render Systems
Proven in use
throughout the UK and Europe
Thermally advanced, highly decorative Insulated
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SEE US AT TIMBER EXPO STAND T3/460
Render Systems
11-0110 13-0480
www.parex.co.uk Tel: 01827 711755
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10-4725
Retro-fit or New Build
Following on from the success of its thermally advanced PURe window system, leading fenestration designer and manufac- turer Senior Architectural Systems will be launching the innovative new PURe door range at The Build Show. Available as sliding
folding, in-line sliding, lift and slide, single and double patio door options, the new PURe range features the pioneering use of an enhanced thermal barrier manufactured from expanded polyurethane foam (PUR). When calculated as a CEN standard sliding folding door, the new PURe system can achieve U-values as low as 0.93 w/m2
ground-breaking PURe window system. the build show stand no B4/300
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Metrotile to attend The Build Show
UK Construction Week, a huge event comprising of nine different exhibitions is happening very soon, and Metrotile UK is very happy to announce it will be part of The Build Show, running from the 6 to 8 of October at the NEC, Birmingham. Billed as “the UK’s most significant event in construction for
decades”, the Build Show will be attended by over 1,000 different exhibitors and also play host to free educational industry seminars. Metrotile will be attending, so be sure to come and meet the company to find out all about The Future Proof Roof and how it can benefit your roofing project with unmatched security, stunning aesthetics, rapid installation and a forty year guarantee.
01249 658514
www.metrotile.co.uk the build show stand no B3/302
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