High quality project with Hockley Homes
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What to wear on site this winter
Decorating made easier with Rotarad
Requiring speed without sacrificing quality for their project, Hockley Homes specified the Thin-Joint System from H+H and were amazed with the assistance they received. Upon hearing that Hockley required aircrete for their project, H+H went out of their way to assist with the project. As well as providing the materials, H+H technicians visited the site at no extra cost, providing tailored training to the Hockley blocklayers. When the Hockley contractors were confident
with aircrete and its unique characteristics, technicians assessed the work to ensure that building standards were of the highest quality.
Reaching that awkward space behind the radiator to decorate has long been a time consuming issue for people looking to do a perfect job. However, now there’s a solution. The Rotarad radiator valve kit enables easy access to the space behind the radiator, for decorating and for cleaning with no need to turn off the water or get the plumber in to remove the radiator. The kit is an easy retrofit for existing radia- tors and an obvious benefit when having new radiators installed. It
enables the radiator to be lowered away from the wall to a 45 or 90° angle for easy and safe access.
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Introducing the newest working clothes that will fit your winter workdays – in Snickers’ latest 48 page free magazine.You’ll find all need to know about the world’s most innovative range of working clothes, the only one that will your fit your workday on site – all winter long. There’s advice on choosing the right Work Trousers and Jackets to suit your trade – RUFFWork, LITEWork, FLEXIWork and ALLROUND workwear. They’re working clothes that deliver superb functionality, comfort,
protection and are equipped for any task at hand. Whatever trade you’re in, there’s something precisely for you in the Snickers range – trousers, jackets, tool vests, shirts, underwear, accessories and tool carriers.
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Sottini, the timeless bathroom brand built on a heritage of quality and innovation in design from Ideal Bathrooms, has unveiled the latest innovative new addition to its range, the Isarca collection. Isarca brings innovation, luxury and high-end design to a conventional product range at an accessible price. With its strong modern look, Isarca sits perfectly within the brand's precision lines design typology, characterised by sharp edges and crisp aesthetics. Isarca, presents a well-designed range of essential ceramic sanitaryware, with design elements that are both on-trend and future-proof by design. The suite features ultra-modern, sharp design, which is characterized by slim ceramic walls, sharp angled corners and tapered edges, all aspects that are right on trend and future-proofed for years to come. There are many basin and toilet combinations to choose from, with the angular design fitting perfectly with many brassware and bathing options within the portfolio. Isarca is comprised of a choice of washbasins, with pedestal options and selection of WCs. Three basin options are available in the new collection – a small hand rinse basin, along with two pedestal basins, and a semi-countertop option, which has been designed to work with a range of compatible furniture units. All washbasins can be flexibly installed as either full or semi pedestals or can be wall hung with a contemporary chrome bottle trap. The Isarca WC bowls are all fitted with innovative, patented Aquablade flushing technology, which sets new standards in both toilet design and an optimum flush performance, even at low water volumes.
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Clever cladding from Trespa Trespa, has launched a new product into its range. Trespa Pura NFC®
The Dutch Barn at Mill Farm, Ewen is an exciting Cotswold Revival scheme, combining a blend of rural architecture and efficient, eco-friendly design. Daniel Stewart Architectural Services specified a curved roof to follow the building’s original contours with a VMZINC single and double lock standing seam system in PIGMENTO Green. In addition to high insulation, triple-glazing and an air source heat pump the property also boasts its own private metered supply of freshly
filtered spring water pumped into an underground water tank and pressurised to provide a constant supply at ground temperature.
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is available in a choice of six
distinctive wood tones and features subtle fine graining to replicate the natural beauty and appeal of wood. Showcasing at the Homebuilding and Renovating show in London in September and again at the NEC in 2017, Trespa Pura NFC®
is made from up to 70 per cent natural fibres, impregnated with
thermosetting resins and a non-porous surface engineered to enhance its weather resistant properties. The result No rot or decay, no need to paint or stain, and no additional maintenance costs. From Slate Ebony through to Classic Oak and White Pine, this new range accentuates the shape and style of both modern and traditional buildings, and offers the added benefits of high durability and low maintenance As with all Trespa®
products, Trespa Pura NFC® has been tested extensively against weather, impact
and UV resistance. For additional convenience and easy maintenance, dirt, stains and splashes simply wipe off. Suitable for any exterior facade cladding application, this versatile new range comes cut to size in easy to handle planks, and can be laid horizontally or fixed vertically, either side by side or lap style. Trespa Pura NFC®
components and carries a 10-year Product Guarantee. 0808 234 0268
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www.sbhonline.co.uk looks good, performs well, comes pre-packed with a variety of matching
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