58 insulation; interiors & interior design; kitchens & appliances; landscaping & external finishes Kingspan launch lower lambda products
core, enabling them to achieve an outstanding thermal conductivity. As a result, the products can facilitate buildings to be built to the upper levels of fabric performance with minimal thickness.
The future path to energy efficient buildings will be revealed when leading manufacturer, Kingspan Insulation, launches four advanced, low lambda insulation products for floors, walls and soffits. Kingspan Kooltherm K103 Floorboard, K110 and K110 PLUS Soffit Board, and K118 Insulated Plasterboard feature an advanced, fibre-free insulation
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Lovell Homes – Cherry Hill, Larkhall
Residential construction specialist Lovell Homes brought in Designer Contracts to add its interior design expertise to the show home at the developer’s Cherry Hill site. Designer Contracts was instructed to create a scheme that would appeal to families and young professionals looking for a luxurious and elegant home environment. This has resulted in a chic,
sophisticated interior design reflecting the high-quality build and featuring a neutral palette of rich creams and taupes, highlighted with glamorous gold and pewter metallics.
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www.designercontracts.com SIG360 provides insulation support for residential project
An innovative offering by SIG Insulation has provided cost and space savings for a new residential project. The technical experts at SIG360, who offer energy efficiency expertise for new build and retrofit projects, have provided insulation guidance for the four-bedroom family home in Wellesbourne, Warwick. Appointed by the project’s developers, the SIG360 Technical Centre was tasked with ensuring the building met the Approved Document Part L of the Building Regulations without using products that would add to the width of the walls, reducing the internal living space available. Due to the 100mm cavity width already in the property, SIG360 was required to find a solution that would ensure the correct U-Values were achieved, without using thicker insulation products. By specifying a new fulfil Celotex 100mm cavity wall insulation product, the energy experts were able to guarantee the house met its desired thermal performance without adding to the cavity width, maximising saleable floor area. Neil Harrison, of Harrison Project Ltd said “By working with the SIG360 Technical Centre who recommended a new type of cavity wall insulation, we were still able to achieve the required U-Values without having to using thicker insulation and compromising on floor space.” 0114 285 6300
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P NELAND FURNITURE LTD – 01299 271143
• 100% solid wood kitchens – no MDF, chipboard or ply • Dovetail jointed drawers – mortise and tenon joints for carcases • Free design service, individual, hand drawn plans • Non-standard sizes, at no extra cost, to suit your kitchens dimensions • Fully assembled units; no annoying flat-pack assembly • Straightforward, easy to understand costing: prices include VAT & delivery • Knotted, primed and painted units are now available
Pineland is a privately owned, family company that has been established for over 20 years. We believe in listening to our clients, and our hand drawn plans, reflect our customers desires and opinions. The final design combines well planned functionality, with elegance and beauty, and our clients are often surprised how all this can be achieved at such a reasonable cost.
Visit our website:
www.pineland.co.uk Email:
enquiries@pineland.co.uk Or call our offices: CLEOBURY MORTIMER, SHROPSHIRE: 01299 271143 NORTHWICH, CHESHIRE: 01606 41292
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