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52 INSULATION & ENERGY EFFICIENCY


Lethame House aims high Lethame House is a luxury housing project by Apex Developments that aims for the highest standards of living and of thermal efficiency. Consisting of four spacious timber-frame, stone-clad, slate-roofed units, it features top quality materials, including three high-performance building membranes from DuPont. Apex have worked to a superior specification from the outset and optimal airtightness has been a primary goal. This the project boasts a combination of advanced products including DuPont™ AirGuard®


and DuPont™ Tyvek®


air-leakage barrier Reflex


metallised breather membrane on the walls and DuPont™ Tyvek®


Supro breather


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High performance roof system The roof on an extensive five bedroom new build home in Pitlochry has been constructed in record time, thanks to Jabroof SlimFix structural insulated roof system from Vencel Resil, manufacturers of Jablite insulation. Jabroof SlimFix was chosen because the owners were looking for a high performance roof system that was quick and easy to construct, as well as one that could maximise the usable living space in the loft area. The Jabroof SlimFix roofing system was recommended by Reward Walls of Stranraer, the company which also provided a similar pre-insulated system for the construction of the walls.


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A top choice for Penpont


Thermafleece PB20, the latest innovation in sheep’s wool insulation from Second Nature UK Ltd, has been used in the construction of an ecologically conscious house in the grounds of Penpont, one of Wales’ finest country estates. When owners Gavin and Davina Hogg decided they wanted to build a four bedroom property within the grounds, they needed products that delivered on price, environmental performance and that were sympathetic to the surrounding estate. Thermafleece PB20 met this brief. Click here to request literature


CareyGlass chosen for


Chelsea apartments The capacity to handle high volumes of high performance glass has once again made CareyGlass the number one choice for a prestigious commercial project in one of London’s most sought after areas. The company has supplied over 8,000 sq m of Vista Therm low-emissivity insulating glass and Solar Neutral 71/43 glass for new- build apartments in the highly desirable Chelsea Bridge Wharf development. CareyGlass Vista Therm insulating glass units have been installed in four of the apartment blocks at the riverside development, providing over 1,000 luxury properties.


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All-in-one membrane Known as Breather Foil-FR, this technologically advanced aluminium bubble film insulation from YBS Insulation provides a wind tight, draught free, waterproof, yet vapour permeable material which helps achieve a particularly good U-value within the roof envelope. This innovative, fully tested, multi-layer aluminium bubble film (BDA Agrément Nos. 08-301/302/303) is designed for installation on sarking boards or board insulation either over or between rafters and will easily allow moisture to migrate out of the building whilst providing protection against the elements. Breather Foil-FR is both fire retardant and has a UV stability at least 3 times that of traditional breather membranes.


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Development adopts innovative


initised wall system The £180m mixed-use ‘Latitude’ development in Leeds city centre, has been built with a revolutionary unitised wall system comprising bespoke composite panels from Panel Systems. The composite panels, which were supplied to façade engineers Topside, were fitted into the unitised sections offsite to meet the very stringent requirements of the development. Panel Systems’ composite panels consisted of a 3mm powder coated aluminium tray, a layer of Styrofoam insulation and a steel backing panel for the development, which will also be used as flats, retail and leisure units.


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Major sports project rendered a success New world-class training facilities for Cardiff City FC and Cardiff Blues RFC have been built as part of a £10 million sports complex at the Vale Resort at Hensol near Cardiff. The Vale Pavilion is the centrepiece of the new facilities, and has been clad with the Kingspan Render Panel system from Kingspan Insulated Panels. It was crucial that such a high-profile building looked the part and this led to the specification of Kingspan Render Panel, which allowed cladding contractor Art Roofing to combine a high quality textured render finish with all the benefits of a composite panel system. Click here to request literature


Pushing the boundaries The latest addition to the extensive JC Wilkins range of acoustic treatment products provides customers with the flexibility to create acoustically insulated spaces that can be quickly and easily adapted to suit their changing needs. The moveable acoustic door and wall partitioning systems allow rooms to be divided and acoustically insulated to suit different requirements, and are ideal for use in offices, hotels, conference centres, schools, colleges and restaurants. By working closely with the designers and architects on a project, JC Wilkins is able to create a custom moveable wall solution to suit each individual application.


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