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SITE PREPARATION STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS Centurion improves offering of Ratchet straps


Centurion Europe Ltd, one of the UK’s leading independent distributors of DIY and Trade products including, hardware, ironmongery, gardening, plumbing and electrical have launched an improved own branded range of Ratchet Straps. Centurion offer four grades of Ratchet Straps, Light Duty, Medium Duty, Heavy Duty and Commercial, all made from strong quality polyester webbing and provide widths of 25mm – 50mm, strength ratings from 750kg to 5000kg and lengths from 4.5m to 10m,


Simpson Strong-Tie introduces new catalogue


Leading construction connector manufacturer Simpson Strong-Tie has released their all-new 2020 catalogue; a comprehensive product guide which showcases the company’s most recent innovations and product line extensions.


Alongside the UK’s largest collection of connectors for timber and masonry construction, sit numerous new products, including the GPC, Gable Panel Connector, a high movement timber frame tie, decorative and a heavy duty post bases, an adjustable mini hanger, purlin anchor, twisted restraint strap and a 4mm reinforced angle bracket. The catalogue also contains comprehensive technical data, performance characteristics, safe working loads, plus easy to follow installation instructions.


Managing Director, Malcolm Paulson explains: “It’s been a busy time for Simpson Strong-Tie, we’ve really pushed the boat out to increase our core product range, engineered to stand the test of time. With our new enhanced product lines, along with our rapid made-to-order service, we really can say that if we don’t have it – you don’t need it”. Available now in print on request, and online in the Resources/Literature section of the website.


01827 255600 www.strongtie.co.uk


so whether it be a large object that needs securing to a pallet or keeping your possessions attached to your car, Centurions range offer a Ratchet Strap for many applications.


01302 788700 www.centurioneurope.co.uk Waterproof working


You can count on comfort and protection throughout the autumn and winter with Snickers Workwear’s new AllroundWork Jackets. Stay dry, warm and comfortable by choosing from a selection of water-repellent jackets that will give you basic protection from the effects of light showers with great breathability to ventilate your body if you continue to be active on site for short periods. But if you need 100 per cent protection from the rain for long periods on site, check out Snickers’ GORE-TEX®


and trousers. These highly technical garments are extremely durable, 100 per cent waterproof to keep you dry, windproof to keep you warm, and breathable to keep you comfortable all day long.


www.snickersworkwear.co.uk


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STRUCTURAL WARRANTY SITE INSURANCE SITE SURVEYS


Self-Build Zone provides Site Insurance and liability cover for anyone starting new building works, as well as covering any existing structures on site.


Our Approved Inspectors can facilitate all survey services you may need during the build or for the warranty provision. On completion, Build-Zone can provide you with a 10 Year Structural Warranty.


For more information or to obtain a quotation go online at or Call the Self-Build Zone Team on www.selfbuildzone.com 0345 230 9874 28 www.sbhonline.co.uk november/december 2019


Self Build Zone


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