WHAT’S NEW? REFRESHINGLY LOW-COST
DRINKING SYSTEM EcoPure Waters have launched the brand new EcoPuro compact water filtration unit, perfect for office and corporate environments. The new EcoPuro produces great-tasting pure, chilled drinking water, still and sparkling, at the touch of a button. The unit features EcoPure Waters’ well-proven, high-quality purification process which delivers drinking water with unmatched clarity and purity of taste.
The EcoPuro offers organisations a lower cost and more sustainable drinking water solution, because they no longer need to buy-in expensive and environmentally damaging bottled water. The EcoPuro is refreshingly cost-effective, with a free-standing system costing less than £22 per week, including a comprehensive Care & Maintenance package.
The EcoPuro also gives organisations a superb opportunity to showcase their brand to visitors and staff alike. The drinking water can be served in bespoke glass bottles which can be printed with your logo and corporate message of your choice.
COBUILDER TAKES TOP
INNOVATION AWARD coBuilder is the Innovation award winner in the 2016 CE Wales Awards competition for their promotion of BIM in the British and the Welsh construction industry.
Since the establishment of coBuilder UK in June 2015, the company has been devoted to helping the construction industry embrace digital products' data, with the sole purpose to increase productivity, quality, profit and sustainability.
coBuilder is the first business in the UK that allows construction product manufacturers to structure their product information in multiple BIM formats and languages, so that they can control that data and share it with their customers through openBIM.
“Winning the Innovation award is the best recognition we could get from the industry for the work we have been doing to digitise UK's construction businesses. This award will help us spread knowledge about BIM further and get noticed by even
The new sleek, stylish free-standing EcoPuro unit can be positioned almost anywhere, it takes up very little floor space and requires only a power socket and a mains water feed. This makes it ideal for offices, meeting rooms, conference facilities and corporate environments. It is also available as a stand-alone, counter-top unit.
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The EcoPuro is smaller than EcoPure Waters’ popular high-volume ‘System’, making it perfect for lower volumes, for where space is limited or for use as additional stand-alone drinking water stations.
As well as economical and environmental advantages, EcoPure Waters also provides organisations
more companies that would step up into the digital era and join us in our mission to make the construction industry's data inter-operable and easily-accessible through BIM” said Nick Tune, CEO of coBuilder UK.
The winners of the 10th CEW 2016 Awards were announced on Friday 15th July 2016, in front of 550 guests that attended the celebration at the Celtic Manor Resort, hosted by Jason Mohammad. The CEW Awards are one of the most prestigious events featuring excellence in the construction industry.
Winning this award opens the door for coBuilder to popularise our work in Wales and engage with more Welsh construction businesses.
The advance of BIM that turned it from a buzz word into an important differentiator for many construction companies; manufacturers, contractors, architects, software vendors etc. decisively dominated the 2016 Awards. This is evident also by looking at the myriad of this year's entries.
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with ethical benefits. Through its tie-in with water charity Just a Drop, EcoPure Waters makes a contribution for every system it sells and, if desired, clients can also contribute to the charity by making a donation for every bottle of EcoPure’s water they serve.
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