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heat. All buildings must conform to new thermal performance standards, and timber is a natural insulator, enhancing the efficiency of the other insulation materials used.


Building in such a sustainable fashion also has a positive impact on the environment. By creating homes which are less reliant on fossil fuels, we can do our bit to make the world a greener place for future generations. This means that in addition to saving money on your utility bills, you can also help protect the environment.


HOW DOES THE COST COMPARE? Building your own home is the most affordable way to secure your dream property, and is likely to be less expensive than you think.


Timber frame construction is cheaper than a brick and block built house, which is why more and more developers are starting to use it. The kit can be put together more quickly, attaining wind/watertight status within days, unlike brick-built properties which can take weeks to become wind/watertight. This means that electricians, plumbers and


heating engineers can begin work on the interior fit out immediately, and you can save money on build time. It might seem a little pricier at the outset, but the costs are recouped via a shorter build time and lower energy bills in future – for example, space heating


energy costs are significantly lower. Plus, it’s important to remember that throughout the duration of the build, you have total control over costs.


Malcolm Thomson is sales director at Scotframe


Königstone’s expands team


Königstone has appointed Dan Snaith as its new Regional Sales Manager. Dan joins the team with plenty of experience in sales from his position with a components supplier and then at Rotpunkt kitchens. In his previous role, Dan was responsible for selling kitchens and knowing every aspect of them, including worktops that were often made by Königstone. He became familiar with the brand and then, after some time away from the industry, was delighted to hear about the chance to become a part of the worktop


manufacturer’s team. Dan commented, “I’m really looking forward to joining the journey that Königstone is on and being part of what is to come for the company in future years.”


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