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BMJ


BUILDERS MERCHANTS JOURNAL


New Product SUPPLIERS


1. KNAUF INSULATION 2. DALE HARDWARE


1 KNAUF INSULATION: EARTHWOOL DRITHERM ULTIMATE


Knauf Insulation has now added 150mm Earthwool® DriTherm 32 Ultimate to its range of Masonry Cavity Wall Solutions. Earthwool DriTherm Cavity Slabs are semi-rigid or rigid slabs of non- combustible, water repellent, glass mineral wool, with excellent thermal and fire performance. The slabs ‘knit’ together, eliminating any air gaps between. ECOSE Technology has been developed for Knauf Insulation’s glass and rock mineral wool products enhancing their environmental credentials without affecting the thermal, acoustic or fire performance.


DriTherm Cavity Slabs are odourless, rot proof, non- hygroscopic, do not sustain vermin and will not encourage the growth of fungi, mould or bacteria.


Guaranteed for 50 years, Earthwool DriTherm Cavity Slabs are easy to handle and install, being lightweight and easily cut to size where necessary. Earthwool DriTherm 32 Ultimate has been developed as the highest performing product in this range


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New Products Showcase New Product Showcase


NBG Suppliers use the Conference to bring new products to the attention of Partners. The New Product Showcase represents the best of these.


3 DALE HARDWARE: JIGTECH SYSTEM RANGE


Dale Hardware has accompanied the launch of its Jigtech Pro fitting system with a full range of door furniture, tubular latches & accessories that work in sync to save fitters time on the job. The range will accompany the Jigtech Pro Installation Kit, which will reduce fitting time from over 25 minutes to under five minutes. A saving of 80% in time that will benefit contractors and fitters alike, increasing efficiency and reducing costs and potentially increased earning potential. The complementary Jigtech handle range has also been specially designed without wood screws, the handles simply push together using Dale Hardware’s ‘push fit sleeves’ and locate in one smooth action making fitting even more efficient. The full range of door furniture consists of high quality, contemporary lever designs mounted on Jigtech


fast fit roses and are all factory assembled with spindle and rose fitted for quick installation. Available in both contract and premium quality and in a variety of modern finishes and colours. The full range of latches are supplied with a Jigtech spacer and available in a comprehensive array of finishes and colours. Both mechanical and silent action magnetic function can be specified and all version can be supplied with the push button privacy function, for use with Jigtech privacy cover roses. The Jigtech accessory range includes spare tools, door furniture parts, roses and drill bits.


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with a thermal conductivity of 0.032 W/Mk. This allows building regulation U-values to be achieved in normal cavity widths with all types of blocks. Demand is already high especially in New Build Housing where walls insulated using this product will achieve a U-value of 0.19 W/m²K with any 100mm Concrete Block and 0.18 W/ m²K with a wide range of 100mm lightweight aggregate blocks. It is supplied on Supakube pallets - containing 30 packs of four slabs - that can be stored outside., enabling greater stocking and transport efficiency for merchants. Each pack is fully enclosed to


protect the product, when being handled on site


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BMJ January 2016 Building our Brands


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