30 APPOINTMENTS & NEWS
Vortice contemplates the air we breathe
We spend more than 90 per cent of our time indoors, the quality of the air we breathe can be fifty times more polluted than outdoor air, with all the associated health risks. A continuous mechanical extract system from Vortice can cost less than £5 a year to run and is well worth the investment. Another option,
particularly useful for new build properties is a mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery. Vortice heat recovery systems come with smart controllers which will warn the occupant when the filters need cleaning or changing.
01283 492949
www.vortice.ltd.uk Vent-Axia welcomes new consultation
Vent-Axia is delighted to welcome DEFRA’s new Clean Air Strategy consultation, which confirms the importance of clean air in the home. The DEFRA Clean Air Strategy also points to volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) posing a risk to health and states that there are a number of practical ways to reduce indoor air pollution from VOCs. To help protect health in the home Vent-Axia has been working hard to provide ventilation solutions to improve IAQ for households. Designed to work with the natural air infiltration, continuous ventilation systems control the air path through the home.
0844 856 0590
www.vent-axia.com/healthyhomes
Signbox wins FESPA Gold Award
Signage specialist, Signbox, has won a FESPA Gold Award in the Decals & Printed Labels category for its work at Cardinia Real Estate UK’s Bankside offices in London. Signbox helped transform Cardinia Real Estate’s Southbank offices
with colourful and distinctive displays. 39 graphic artworks that reflect the sites, scenes and people of London were designed by five prominent artists and installed by Signbox, who advised on the most appropriate choice of materials to use for the varying locations, and printed and installed the selected artworks.
01784 438688
www.signbox.co.uk Area Sales Manager for Yeoman Shield
Yeoman Shield, manufacturers, suppliers and installers for over 50 years of wall & door protection products, have appointed a new Area Sales Manager to service the Midlands. Scott Callow joins the company with a wealth of experience in construction material sales both in the UK and abroad having spent part of his career in Dubai as an Export Sales Manager. His
career has progressed through the years from the hands on technical side of being a UPVC window installer to achieving a position in sales which he has excelled in. This knowledge will hold him in good stead when out in the field promoting Yeoman Shield products.
0113 279 5854
www.yeomanshield.com Norcros Adhesives is a winner!
Norcros Adhesives, the tile adhesive, grout and preparation products manufacturer, has just a won the Gold Award for Best Environmental Initiative at the recent Tile Association Awards. This achievement is impressive enough in its own right, but is even more so, since this is now the third year
in a row that the company has won this prestigious accolade. The company’s work on environmental improvement goes back to the time of its founding. Since the earliest days it has been the intention to eliminate waste going to landfill.
01782 524140
www.norcros-adhesives.com A. Proctor Group achieves STA
The Structural Timber Association (STA) has awarded the A. Proctor Group with their highest accreditation level possible in their STA Assure quality assurance scheme. The STA Assure Gold Accreditation is the latest accolade for the A.
Proctor Group, a company who has been delivering the highest quality products and services to the construction industry for over 80 years. Communications Director, Angela McIntyre, says: ‘We’re delighted with our new STA Gold Accreditation. We hope this, along with our other certifications, will provide customers with complete reassurance and peace of mind when using our specialist products”.
01250 872261
www.proctorgroup.com
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