Three decades of quality and innovation
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Schueco’s revamp of network centre completed
Snickers’ ALLROUND working clothes
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Freefoam Building Products are pleased to announce the launch of a brand new website,
mycladding.com. Designed to meet the growing demand from consumers for exterior cladding products the site acts as an online portal to share product information about PVC cladding, offer ideas and inspiration for homeowners and gives quick and easy access to a free no obligation fitting quote from a local installer. PVC cladding is one of the fastest growing home improvement products becoming the main alternative to wood. With volume sales up by 61 per cent year on year Freefoam are one of the first manufacturers to harness the power of the web to harness the online appetite for pvc cladding, to help grow business and generate leads for Freefoam Registered Installers. With a fresh, clean look the clever design of
mycladding.com helps visitors quickly navigate around the site. Featuring information about different cladding finishes and information on the benefits of using cladding to improve insulation and reduce maintenance the site gives homeowner the information they need to make an informed deci- sion. An online tool to help the homeowner visualise how cladding will enhance the look of their home with colour options superimposed on a variety of house types, this is backed up by a sample request service and a handy calculator to estimate the number of cladding boards needed for your project.
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Construction United, a coalition of some of the construction industry’s key stakeholders which aims to change perceptions of the sector, has recently welcomed leading UK construction and regeneration group, Morgan Sindall plc, to its ranks. As one of the initiative’s partners, Morgan Sindall will support Construction United in its three key objectives; improving public perceptions of construction, encouraging young people to consider careers in the industry and maximising the health and wellbeing of its workers. Formed in February 2016, Construction United has already gained the support of influential product distributor SIG, trade bodies including the Finishes and Interiors Sector (FIS) and the Thermal Insulation Contractors Association (TICA), and leading skills certification scheme, CSCS. The initiative has also selected The Prince’s Trust, Crash and Time to Change as its key charities, which it will support through fundraising activities which will be held from the 17th
to the 23rd of October this year. Graham Edgell,
Director of Sustainability and Procurement at Morgan Sindall plc said: “Public perceptions of the industry have an effect on all of us, and it’s vital to address this if the sector is going to continue to grow. By becoming a Construction United partner we’re showing our support to the wider industry and supporting worthy charity causes by hosting and participating in October’s events.”
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Building envelope specialist, Schueco UK Ltd, has announced that the refurbishment of the Schueco Network Centre in Milton Keynes is now com- plete. The revamp was designed to improve the Centre’s facilities for main contractors, Schueco network partners and their customers. A major change is a newly created area with a mezza- nine floor given over to a number of different exhibits of Schueco’s residential range of products including Schueco AWS windows, ASS sliding
and sliding/folding door systems and entrance doors. In addition, there are new informal meeting areas on both the mezzanine and ground floors.
Snickers’ Next Generation Workwear symbolises the brand’s commitment to delivering the very best in modern working clothes. The latest ALLROUND Workwear family has been designed to cope with just about everything in everyday working environments. For professional craftsmen, they are probably the most advanced working clothes of their kind with modern designs that ensure smart, professional looks and an amazing fit. Garments combine to deliver maximum,
hardwearing comfort and innovative functionality. They really are the ultimate choice for today’s professional craftsmen in all kinds of everyday on-site environments.
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The VEKA UK Group is marking its 30th year of manufacturing in the UK with a host of celebrations. The company has now become one of the UK’s largest supplier of PVC-U window profile and of one of the local area's biggest employers. MD Dave Jones believes, “If we're not providing the perfect products for the market, we don't deserve to succeed.” The VEKA UK Group marks the anniversary with a celebratory staff event at Burnley FC's Turf Moor (including a visit
from the Global VEKA Group's CEO Andreas Hartleif) and the official unveiling of the NEW M70 profile system.
Remmers UK Ltd has given their website a fresh new look and the fluent, responsive design means that it can now also be viewed on both desktop and mobile devices easily. The new site enables all visitors access to a wide range of detailed information quickly and efficiently. Highlights include Remmers product catalogues, technical data sheets, in-house and NBS specification guides, literature and system specific project references along with a host of
other helpful product and system information. The website also has an up-to-date news section and integrated social media links.
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