27 Product Focus SureSet
The Simple SuDS Base from SureSet resin bound paving is a ‘no dig’, permeable surfacing system suitable for pedestrian and vehicular traffic. A reinforced grid structure, SureCell® is laid on top of a geotextile fabric that has been placed onto compacted and levelled soil. The SureCell is infilled with gravel or crushed rock and SureSet resin bound paving is laid on top. SureSets Simple SuDS Base is kinder to the environment because SureCell is made from 100 per cent recycled plastic and eliminating the need to ‘dig down’ minimises the use of heavy machinery and reduces pollution.
Enq. 206 Regentsmead
Regentsmead is a multi-award winning principal lender of property development finance for new builds, refurbishment and conversion projects. Originating in 1934 our knowledge and experience means we do a lot more than simply provide development finance. We are renowned for offering an incomparable five star service for brokers and clients alike. All of our clients receive a personal service which can be adapted to their individual needs. Funds are made available within days. We do not have to wait for outside investor or shareholder approval before confirming we can fund a project, which has major benefits for new property developers.
Resin Bound
Resin Bound driveways are fast becoming the popular choice for homeowners looking for a unique alternative to conventional concrete, Tarmac and block paving. A Resin Bound driveway is striking in appearance; the sleek, polished and contemporary look is created by using a blend of natural stone coated with a clear UV stable resin. When considering the sophisticated aesthetic, low maintenance commitment, permeability and durability of a Resin Bound surface, it’s easy to understand why increasing numbers of homeowners are making it their first choice for a stylish and practical finish to their property.
Long Rake Spar
Long Rake Spar is pleased to welcome Graham Boyd who has joined the business as Joint Managing Director. Graham joins the company from Knauf Insulation where he held the position of Business Development Director since 2011. Previous to that, Graham worked at Hanson in a number of key commercial roles. Existing Managing Director, Trevor Broadhurst, commented: “Graham’s experience within senior commercial positions, coupled with his knowledge of the construction industry will be invaluable to our business. Graham’s drive and dedication to cus- tomer satisfaction will ensure that we will continue to offer a market leading proposition in a competitive market.”
Enq. 209 Nuaire
Whole-house ventilation can be simple and cost-effective with Nuaire’s innovative PIV range, Drimaster-Eco. Home- owners can be assured of a condensation-free home and, for the first time, can save energy and control IAQ through wireless switches and sensors. Another unique feature is the sleek, circular diffuser housing the full system controls, allowing complete control from the hallway. Drimaster-Eco is a low-cost alternative to MVHR and MEV that still meets building regulations. It replaces extract fans and trickle vents, saving time and money. Drimaster-Eco can be installed in under one hour, by one tradesman, with no external core cutting, no duct runs and minimal disruption.
Enq. 210 Midland Lead
Midland Lead is the only lead manufacturer in the UK to give you a complete range of 100 per cent recycled lead sheet options: sandcast lead, machine cast lead or rolled lead. Recently, we have received the LCA stamp of approval for our sandcast lead – a product best used in heritage projects.
Come and visit Midland Lead at the NFRC pavilion stand C129, to discuss both the green credentials of our sandcast lead sheet and its new 25-year LCA guarantee.
Enq. 211 respond online at
www.hbdonline.co.uk NUAIRE.WIPING OUT MOULD AND CONDENSATION FOR GOOD
NEW DRIMASTER re-inVENTED DRIMASTEReco RANGE
PIV it’s in our DNA
029 2085 8500
nuaire.co.uk/drimastereco
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