groundworks; structural elements
Burnham Biodigester ‘T’ range
required, infrequent emptying intervals and the ‘Odour Free’ totally aerobic process. The Biodigester range is backed over 40 years experience and full details may be obtained from Burnham Environmental Services Ltd via post, telephone, email or can be found on the website.
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To further support its customers, Simpson Strong-Tie has expanded the activities of its nationwide merchandising team, which includes Danny Cawthra, who is responsible for the Midlands.
The team has also been kitted out with all new vans, complete with Simpson Strong-Tie livery. Marketing Manager Chris Sanders explains: “we have the largest team of merchandisers in our sector and between them they cover over half a million miles each year, visiting our distributors to provide sales and promotional support. We saw this a great opportunity to push our “Genuine” promise, however it also means our guys on the road are even better equipped to help keep our customers stores ship shape”.
The move to outfit the merchandising fleet follows the launch of Simpson Strong-Tie’s “Genuine” campaign, the objective of which is to convey the fact that there is much more to manufacturing a steel connector – Chris continues: “we want to speak about customer service, quality and innovation”.
01827 155600
www.strongtie.co.uk Profloor gives a lift to flats conversion
The A. Proctor Group, renowned for providing high quality, innovative solutions for the construction industry has supplied its Profloor Levelling System to help with the conversion of a Grade II listed building in Reigate to residential flats. The Linden Court development in Lesbourne Road will provide 38 new
homes. Developed to allow a level finished floor to be installed on a cambered, stepped, or uneven sub-floor, Profloor Levelling System is typically used on structural concrete floors where the differences in level are too great. The floor is levelled by inserting packers in each levelling base to adjust the level of the timber battens, and create a level finished floor, with no need for wet trades in the process.
01250 872261
www.proctorgroup.com
• Suitable for homes without access to mains drainage • Discreet solution to on-site sewage treatment • 10 models in the range with a capacity up to 50pe • CE Marked and EN 12566-3 Certified • Uses the extended aeration method to treat sewage • 96% efficiency allows a typical 3-5 year emptying interval • Visually unobtrusive and odourless • 25 year warranty on GRP & 2 year warranty on the air pump • Deal direct with the Manufacturer
0800 731 9421
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Saving water across the UK and beyond
The Biodigester ‘T’ range from Burnham Environmental Services Ltd caters for 6-42 people and larger Biodigesters are available for up to 2000 people. All Biodigesters are suitable for variable loading. The ‘T’ range Biodigester has been tested to EN12566 Pt 3 and has a CE Mark. Owners are impressed by the limited maintenance
Enduratank, part of the Enduramaxx family, is helping to save water across the UK and beyond. Rainwater is free and by harvesting this resource for our own use we not only provide ourselves with an independent water supply during drought conditions or times of regional water restrictions, but also supplement the mains supply, thus saving money. Designed to provide
storage for our Rainwater Harvesting System our range consisting of 26 above ground tanks allows for up to 30,000 litres of rainwater to be harvested, conserved and recycled at your convenience for many purposes where either mains water is not required or not available.
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