36 ECO PRODUCTS SHOWCASE
Eco Products Showcase In this issue we look at recent trends in Eco Products
We Build It Ltd is a UK manufacturer of domestic sewage treatment plants, who focus on high quality, affordable products. All of its sewage treat- ment plants are based on the successful and simple extended aeration method. We Build It can design, manufacture, install and service sewage treatment plants for single houses and small developments. Its products can also be used after an existing septic tank to enable the effluent to be discharged directly to a water causeway.
Are you aware of the harm being done to the environment and the costs involved when hiring a chemical loo?
For any project on a site without facilities, use an ‘Eco-T’ from Eco Toilets. No chemicals, no smells, no hazardous waste, no other waste and no water.
When you’ve finished construction, flat pack the ‘Eco-T’ and take it to the next phase or new site, economically and environmentally sensible.
Harrowden Turf Ltd is one of the UK’s largest producers of quality lawn turf, topsoil, wild flower turf and green roofing materials. Harrowden Turf products are grown on three sites. All of the turf is grown to the same high standard on very similar but distinctive black soils. Black soil is not peat. It is fine textured, rich in organic matter nutrient and relatively low in sand, clay and other heavy particles. This mean that the rolls of turf weigh far less than turves grown on mineral soil.
EnviroVent is pleased to announce that it is one of the first ventilation manufacturers to be BIM ready. Using BIM compliant Revit design software, EnviroVent’s design team is able to provide detailed technical drawings that fully comply with Government regulations. This includes showing ventilation system locations, duct runs, ancillaries and quantities required. EnviroVent’s BIM compliant drawings are free to download from the NBS National BIM library.
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