HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES INSULATION Estate customised with Kingspan Kooltherm
A new build estate of bespoke modular houses is benefitting from the outstanding thermal performance of Kingspan Kooltherm K110 Plus Soffit Board. Swan Housing Association is aiming to reduce the
operational CO2 emissions of each of its properties to 2.6 tonnes per year by 2021. With this commitment in mind, the Kingspan Kooltherm K110 Plus Soffit Board was specified for use in the houses with recessed entrances, in order to effectively insulate the spaces above. This outstanding
thermal performance allowed the target U-value to be met with a slim thickness of insulation, ensuring the aesthetic integrity of Pollard Thomas Edwards’ contemporary designs could be maintained.
01544 387 384
www.kingspaninsulation.co.uk Polypipe provides the Standard for single room kits
The new Standard Output Room Pack, introduced by one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of underfloor heating systems, Polypipe, provides heating engineers and underfloor heating installers with a comprehensive, easy-to-use kit. Each pack includes everything needed to complete an installation in a single medium-sized room or building extension between 10m2
and 34m2 floor space.
The pack includes an installation guide, 200mm staple versions of UFH piping, 15mm barrier pipes, 15mm pipe stiffeners, a 2 Circuit ZRU, 25m Edge Expansion and 25m Conduit.
The Standard Output Room Packs are designed to integrate seamlessly with the homeowner’s existing central heating system although, if independent control of the one room system is required, a single programmable room thermostat and a one-zone valve is also available through most Polypipe stockists.
For more information visit the website or local merchant stockist. 01709 77 00 00
www.polypipeufh.com
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