BUILDING FABRIC & EXTERIORS Longcliffe Quarries launch LONGFLOOR


Revolutionary fast drying floor screed solution for domestic, commercial and underfloor heating applications. Longcliffe Quarries are now supplying LONGFLOOR, a groundbreaking dry powder bulk binder for the manufacturer of liquid cement screeds. The LONGFLOOR liquid cement screed system has major advantages over both traditional screeds and anhydrite/gypsum flowing screeds. LONGFLOOR can be laid at ten times the speed of traditional screeds, manual


handling is avoided and a denser, more even surface and creamy smooth finish achieved. LONGFLOOR dries at three times the speed of anhydrite/gypsum based flowing screeds.


01629 540284 www.longfloor.co.uk You can have it all with Speedheat


Creating an airy, open space for living calls for clean lines and minimum fuss – but you also need to keep cosy. Speedheat electric underfloor heating can help to achieve it all.


Manorwood Ltd is a UK manufacturer and supplier of purpose made Part Q Compliant timber windows, roof lanterns, doors and sliding folding door systems in European Oak and durable Hardwoods.


All products are purpose made to any size or configuration and are supplied factory glazed and fully finished to the client’s choice – call or sales team today to discuss your requirements.


01252 471060 enquiries@manorwoodjoinery.com manorwoodjoinery.com


Installed with minimum disruption and no noticeable build up in floor height, Speedheat’s system is invisible under your choice of final floor finish.


It is ideal for new build, renovation and


redesign projects and comes complete with state of the art, unobtrusive controls. Speedheat spells the end to ugly radiators or trailing cables, with nothing to spoil the view.


info@speedheat.co.uk www.speedheat.co.uk


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january/february 2019


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