Easy to install pocket doors
Space saving pocket door solutions that bring contemporary style to your self build. JB Kind Doors now supply a quick fit pocket door framing system to suit their wide range of door designs. Easy to install, the rigid framing system is pre-assembled and can be fitted in half the time of other brands. With the added advantage that your doors can be fitted after installation and decoration has been completed, avoiding any potential damage. Suitable for single
and double door situations with compatible sliding door hardware also available.
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The FAKRO DXW roof window has been designed to take heavy foot traffic, a specially strengthened sash, frame and laminated, P2A anti- burglary glazing enabling it to be fitted flush within the roofline. It combines contemporary styling with a wear- resistant, anti-slip surface which will maintain its performance even when wet. The glazing unit has a U-value of 0.5W/m2
K while the multi-chamber
PVC frame is filled with polystyrene insulation and has a white inner
surface. Eight standard sizes are available from 600 x 600mm to 1200 x 1200. See the DXW being put to the test on YouTube. For more information contact Fakro directly.
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Please call 01746 781782 or visit
www.webuildit-ltd.co.uk or
www.bio-pure.com
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STRUCTURAL WARRANTY SITE INSURANCE SITE SURVEYS
Self-Build Zone provides Site Insurance and liability cover for anyone starting new building works, as well as covering any existing structures on site.
Our Approved Inspectors can facilitate all survey services you may need during the build or for the warranty provision. On completion, Build-Zone can provide you with a 10 Year Structural Warranty.
For more information or to obtain a quotation go online at or Call the Self-Build Zone Team on
www.selfbuildzone.com 0345 230 9874 Enq. 158 selfbuilder & homemaker
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