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structural elements Blower proof liquid from White Haus
Blower proof liquid is the first and only Airtight Vapour Control Layer Membrane that can be sprayed on to any form of construction from timber frame to masonry buildings old and new to provide a completely air tight membrane. When installed and designed by White Air, it guarantees an air test result of 0.6 arch. The Blower Proof Liquid is also ideal for patching up any holes that
are made in the air tight envelope, if follow on trades make holes (for installation of boiler flue’s etc) then the Blower Proof Liquid Brush can simply be painted on to ensure that the airtightness is maintained throughout the building. For more information on blower proof liquid and other products, please contact White Haus or visit its website.
enq.171 Bespoke service from Capricorn Eco Timber
Capricorn Eco Timber are a Stafford based timber merchant, sawmiller and machining specialist offering a bespoke service supplying grown in Britain timber species. With our Weinig Moulders and own machine shop, we can produce any pattern and any quantity to order. The main species are Western Red Cedar,
Larch, Douglas Fir, and English Oak. All of which are sustainable and most are FSC certified. These species are naturally durable and do not need to be treated with potentially toxic chemicals to enhance their longevity. Capricorn Eco Timber also produce their own brand of seared and burnt Larch called Tiga Wood, which is made from locally grown Larch but can also be produced from Western Red Cedar and other British Species.
enq.172 Over the ‘try-line’ for AkzoNobel
The grunt and grind of professional rugby league may not be everyone’s half time orange, but as a player for over 10 years Adrian Goodall of A Plus Joinery in Harpenden knows what kind of graft and commitment it takes to get over the business try-line. It’s this kind of dedication to
excellence that also ensures that A Plus Joinery only deal with quality, reliable suppliers like AkzoNobel. A Plus Joinery recently supplied a new client who wanted an existing number of Meranti redwood products to be a lighter oak colour. AkzoNobel suggested their Sikkens CETOL® WF 952, a satin sheen joinery product that provides a spray applied translucent mid and top coat for exterior wooden joinery components offering the highest level of UV protection.
01254 687950
www.sikkens-wood-coatings.co.uk HR Prof the eco-friendly fire retardant
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The unique patented technology permits Fire Retardants’HR Prof to help extend the lifetime of treated wood, transforming it into a more fungal, blue stain and fire
resistant substrate. Once absorbed into the surface of the wood HR Prof combines chemically within the cell structure, but does not form a surface finish, which allows the wood to breathe naturally. In the event of fire, carbon char is restricted to the immediate area restricting the spread of flame. HR Prof achieves Euroclass B-s1-d0. HR Prof treated substrates were tested at SP Technical Research Institute in Sweden and passed the rigorous NT 053 external use weathering tests, where fire retardant treated wood is exposed to 1000hr accelerated weathering before testing according to the cone calorimeter.
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