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REHAU used for houseboat installation


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REHAU windows and doors have been installed in a luxury houseboat in Belfast, providing a clean and bright finish to the Scandinavian inspired boat, while keeping it cosy and warm inside. Now listed on Air B&B as one of the top featured properties in Northern Ireland, the boat – affectionately known as Nolly – was once destined for the scrapyard. She was rescued by newly retired couple Gillian and David Campbell, who bought the barge as a renovation project with the intention of transforming her into a houseboat. While some of the boat’s original portholes could be salvaged for reuse on internal doors and walls, the exterior windows all needed replacing with new ones. Gillian was very particular about the aesthetics of the new windows and also their ability to retain heat and reduce condensation. Gillian was advised on the window and door specification by REHAU’s trade counter partner in Belfast, Windowmate. Thomas McAllister, Sales Manager for Windowmate in Northern Ireland explored a number of options and ultimately recommended the REHAU TOTAL70 range. The casement and fixed windows could be easily installed in the steel frame of the boat and offered a high U-value for excellent thermal efficiency.


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may/june 2019


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