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42 PRODUCTS OF THE YEAR SUPPLEMENT


SmartBoard is low maintenance wood plastic composite decking used to create decks of naturally varying colour tones. The matt look and tactile brushed surface means decks constructed using SmartBoard look more timber like than plastic. SmartBoard decking has a smooth or ribbed surface, a reversible solid board providing a low risk of slipping when wet. It is easy to fit using colour coordinated SmartBoard decking screws and is versatile as it doubles up as a simple yet stylish way to finish the edges of a deck. Distributed by Hoppings, SmartBoard is available via a UK network of independent retailers in 3.6m lengths in a range of on trend shades.


Smartboard-decking.co.uk


Our composite brick panels will bring a breath of fresh air to your projects. They provide an easy mounting solution in a busy world. Made of polyester, fiber- glass and natural stone powder theses composite brick panels can be used externally as well as internally. Due to the size of the panels and simple fitting proce- dures you can complete your renovation or new build projects quickly, easily and perfectly. These composite brick panels are inspired by the exposed brick wall trend that has stood up to the test of time and is still extremely popular in the UK and Europe. Excellent durability and low maintenance, visit Brickslipit.com for more information.


www.brickslipit.com


Althon have the largest range of precast concrete headwalls available in the UK, with models that meet Sewers for Adoption guidelines, a range of rectangular models conforming to Severn Trent Water specifica- tions with an array of wingwall profiles, backwall widths and heights as well as being able to offer bespoke precast outfall and wingwall solutions. CAD and PDF files for specification along with datasheets and installation details are available on its website. Althon headwalls are designed & manufactured to BS EN 15258 & BS EN 13369 and can be factory fitted with accessories such as flap valves, penstocks, hand rails and gratings.


www.althon.co.uk


Clearstone Paving has spent 10 years developing a robust, versatile and fit-for-purpose resin bound surfacing system: ‘Clearbound’. The quality of its Clearbound installations has been recognised with certifica- tion from the BBA. Its BBA certification assures the materi- als, installation and durability of the Clearstone resin bound surface can be relied upon to perform year after year. BBA approval means Clearstone will continually meet the standards expected of its certification and architects and specifiers of its Clearbound system will continue to get solid reassurance of robust testing, consistency, relia- bility and fitness-for-purpose.


www.clearstonepaving.co.uk


Get Smart, Get SmartBoard!


// Screw fixed like timber decking* // Low risk of slip surface // 90% recycled // Easy to maintain with 25 year residential warranty // Smart vertical edge finish possible – just like real wood


// Natural matt wood look – three on-trend colours available


08000 358 588 SmartBoard-decking.co.uk


WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK


www.brickslipit.com is an exciting online sales platform, bringing to the marketplace one of the largest brick slip ranges used by leading Architects, the Construction Industry and Property Developers throughout the UK.


As demand is increasing for high quality, lightweight but affordable wall cladding products. We have put together a


diverse range of brick and stone slips that can be delivered anywhere in the UK and abroad.


Contact us today on 01206 638039,


email sales@brickslipit.com or visit www.brickslipit.com to find out more


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