Appointments & News; Housing 2019 Show Preview Vent-Axia’s Lo-Carbon Revive Wins


Vent-Axia is celebrating winning the Innovative Product category at the prestigious EEM Building Communities Awards 2019. Scooping the award for the pioneering Lo-Carbon Revive, an intelligent filter-less fan designed specifically for the social housing sector, the Sussex-based company received the accolade at a glittering awards ceremony on Friday, 15th


a new FIRE DOOR collection


fully compliant with current regulations


 FD3OS Fire Doors  Certified Registered CF5705


 EN14449:2005- EN1279-5 Compliant Sealed Units


 Tested to BS476 Part 22 1987 Both Sides Report numbers 402105 & 403720


 BSEN 1154 Compliant Closers 01162 849888 info@ecoplasticwood.com www.ecoplasticwood.com HOUSING 2019 STAND NO E7


February 2019. After


a rigorous judging process, the company’s Lo-Carbon Revive was selected as the winner. Following extensive R&D Vent-Axia’s popular Lo-Carbon Revive has a range of new and improved design features that ensure it continues to meet the specific needs of Social Housing.


0844 856 0590 www.vent-axia.com/social-housing Easing delivery and maintenance


A new poll maintains that 75 per cent of people believe all new homes should be built to be accessible to all ages and abilities. The poll follows recent surveys, which further identified that an accessible WC and shower were rated the most important accessibility features by 90 per cent of respondents, and that a growing number of homes are multi-generational. Closomat, one of Britain’s leading manufacturers of accessible toilet solutions, is enabling private and social housing providers to meet the requirement easily and cost-effectively. It has developed a combination of packages that facilitate provision of enabling toileting equipment from design to occupation and beyond.


0161 969 1199 www.clos-o-mat.com


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