54 roofing; smoke & fire protection; ventilation Blending the old and the new
ideal choice to enhance the beauty of a new build development or for a refurbishment project. The traditional handcrafted finish ensures each and every roof takes on a character of its own.
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www.marleyeternit.co.uk Firex Low Energy Smoke & Heat Alarms
Kidde’s Firex range now offers safety plus sustainability, with low energy mains-powered smoke and heat alarms that cost less than £1 a year to run. Interconnected, mains-powered smoke and heat alarms with reliable power back-up should now be the norm for most housing to satisfy Building Regulations requirements and Code of Practice recommendations. To meet demands for sustainable, low-energy products, the latest Firex range provides much lower maximum mains consumption, with substantial energy savings over previous models and significantly lower running costs. Firex alarms can be interlinked to create a low-energy network for protection throughout the home. But they can also interconnect with Kidde’s 4MCO and 4MDCO mains-powered carbon monoxide alarms, using the unique ‘Smart Interconnect’ feature. Here, all the alarms sound when one is triggered with different, distinct alarm sounder patterns for carbon monoxide or fire – an essential facility. This is supported by different display messages on the 4MDCO model indicating ‘Fire’ or ‘CO’. So, without the need for any further operation of the system or remote switches, Smart Interconnect automatically alerts occupants throughout the property of the specific hazard that confronts them.
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www.kiddesafetyeurope.co.uk HbD Polypipe Ventilation achieves hat trick
Housebuilder & Developer
For the third year, Polypipe Ventilation is pleased to announce its win in the Housebuilder Product Awards Best Services Product category; this time for its Domus Green Line, High Efficiency rigid duct bends. The Housebuilder Product Awards were held at Edgbaston Stadium, where the winners were announced. Steve Heeley, General Manager comments, "I’m
absolutely delighted we have won this award. It’s testament to the hard work, innovation and desire to advance the ventilation industry that exists within the business". For more information, please contact the company directly or visit the website.
Intelligent air solutions with new HRX-aQ
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Polypipe Ventilation has announced its next generation of Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) appliances – the Silavent HRX-aQ, which intelligently manages air conditions for maximum homeowner comfort. Unlike conventional humidity sensors, the HRX- aQ enables occupants to have direct control over managing the humidity levels
in their home to suit personal comfort levels. By accurately measuring air humidity, the HRX-aQ’s extract speed automatically changes from background to boost as the level of humidity increases, thereby providing optimal ventilation performance.
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Marley Eternit’s Ashdowne handcrafted clay plain tiles have been used to help transform a derelict 17th century pub into a new fine dining restaurant and village centre. The challenge was to restore and extend the ageing building, retaining many of the existing features. Ashdowne handcrafted clay plain tiles are available in two weathered colours, making them the
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Kingspan updates fire safety compliance
With an ever increasing demand for affordable homes and commercial developments, developers need to be able to build upwards. Kingspan Insulation has released its second issue technical bulletin which focuses on buildings with habitable storeys 18 metres or more above ground level. The improved ‘Routes to Compliance: Fire Safety’ bulletin features
a general overview of the linear, performance-based, and fire safety engineering routes; offering stakeholders an easy place to check if their desired build-up follows the best route to compliance.
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