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BUILDING FABRIC & EXTERIORS Year Round Healthy Indoor Climate


Humidity Solutions introduces the new HomEvap to the UK market, providing safe and precise humidity control and/or low energy cooling for residential, commercial or preservation applications. This innovative humidifier from HomEvap increases comfort in every living and working environment and ensures a healthy indoor climate to alleviate conditions such as eczema or asthma, and help prevent cracking or deterioration of wooden floors, furniture or musical instruments.


With four different models, the system can be applied to a range of buildings or conditions and, whilst ideally included in the initial design of a property, can also be retro-fitted.


01372 571200 www.humiditysolutions.co.uk Grass Concrete Hits the Roof


Hitting the roof was the obvious next step for Grass Concrete Ltd, a company with proven credentials for environmental construction products. The new Grassroof® that can be applied to new or existing flat roof structures. Grassroof®


simple-intensive paving layer, or as a base layer for intensive roof designs. Grassroof®


is an overlay paving system can be used as an extensive or


units interlock together and can be laid either directly onto the roof membrane or via a foil


backed polystyrene underlay. A key element in simplifying the installation is the use with a Regarm moisture retaining blanket. The specification of Regarm will enable the omission of a soil layer reducing the volume of heavy bulk materials during installation.


Grassroof® with a simple “leave and lay” format incorporates sedum turf; no soil is required, and


these succulent plants can store moisture. When installed, the lightweight system weighs as little as 4.39kg/m² providing an easy to install and maintain green solution.


For further information, please visit the Grass Concrete website. 01924 379443 www.grasscrete.com


Humidity control & low energy cooling


Home heating run on fresh air


Our gas-fired heat pumps use renewable aerothermal energy – fresh air – to provide heating and hot water up to 70°C


Working with your Heat Recovery System to... ...create the ideal environment


• Low energy evaporative cooler and/or humidifier • Reduces irritations such as dry eyes or itchy skin • Protects artefacts and wooden floors • Alleviates symptoms of Asthma, eczema and other allergies • Silent/Discreet - loft or cupboard installation


Mention SBH to receive an exclusive offer


01372 571200 www.humiditysolutions.co.uk/homevap


28 www.sbhonline.co.uk


www.roburheatpumps.co.uk | 020 8641 2346 Exclusively supplied in the UK by Environmental Site Supplies Ltd., 53-57 Stonecot Hill, Sutton, Surrey, SM3 9HJ


• Runs on natural gas or LPG • Provides 40% renewable energy • Uses less power • Reduces energy bills


• Air conditioning option on some models


• More efficient than condensing boilers and electric heat pumps


Luxury family home uses Imperial Bricks


Jaques Construction has selected Imperial Bricks for a new-build executive home in Reigate. With its passion for creating high quality living spaces, Joe and Becky Jaques made the obvious move to choose Jaques Construction – particularly as the founder and CEO David Jaques is Joe’s brother. Jaques Construction recommended using Imperial Bricks – the housebuilder had used the company on previous projects and knew it would be possible to select the exact shade and size required to give the new


house an authentic Georgian appearance. David Jaques says: “We chose the 68mm Reclamation Soft Red blend, a handmade brick with a characterful aged finish.”


01952 750816 www.imperialbricks.co.uk


may/june 2019


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