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Danelaw Hambleside Danelaw is excited to announce the launch of its new environmentally friendly, lead alternative flashing, Fast Flash! Designed with a fully self-adhesive reverse to minimise waste, Fast Flash is 50 per cent quicker to install than lead, extremely flexible, malleable and requires no specialist tools to fit. Fast Flash can be installed on most common roof coverings and multiple applications, including; valley head and eaves; wall abutments; chimney perimeters and dormers and rooflights. For more information contact Hambleside Danelaw. Enq. 118
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HiB With a license to thrill retailers and consumers, HiB’s latest innovative mirror collection, Spectre, showcases the ultimate in luxury, style and practicality. Featuring a decorative mirror profile and unique mirror-on-mirror design complete with chamfered LED lighting between it, the Spectre range has a striking style and includes lighting which changes from warm to cool white light. It’s also fitted with a heated pad to de-mist condensation from the centre of the mirror. Spectre is available in H70 x W50 x D5cm, H60 x W80 x D5cm, H80 x W60 x D5cm and H60 x W100 x D5cm Enq. 119
SIPS@Clays
Established over 12 years ago by Ian & Alison Clay on the back of the family house- building business, SIPS@Clays has established itself as one of the leading suppliers of SIPs in the UK. Using the Kingspan TEK Building System they design, engineer, fabricate and erect the SIPs from their factory at Skipton in North Yorkshire. Over the years they have worked in many sectors including self-build homes, private residential developments, extensions, schools, medical centres, offices, outdoor pursuit’s centres and even a temporary cathedral! The company has numerous case studies to view on its website. Enq. 120
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