HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLEMENT
Do you want to reduce your environmental impact and your heating bills?
Pellet burning stoves are reliable, use a renewable fuel source, and provide a sleek focal point for any room.
MCZ is Europe’s number one manufacturer of pellet appliances, which can be easily controlled using an app on your phone or tablet.
Designed in accordance with the Ecodesign 2022 regulations, Specflue’s pellet burners are particularly energy efficient and clean burning compared with wood burning stoves.
Choose your own warmth and switch to the fuel of the future today.
Percy Doughty are excited to announce the latest additions to the Vision E-Line range of contemporary luxury electric fires. The two new appliances join the collection along with a range of new modular furniture options and a chimney breast kit. The elegant VEL140 is the largest landscaped styled fire in the range designed to be positioned beautifully into integrated walls or retrofitted into existing chimneys. The VEL75 is a portrait styled inset fire, its ideal for combining with a variety of fireplace mantels to create a truly unique focal point to your living space. The large glass-fronted fire allows an unrestricted view of beautiful flames. For more information please visit the company website.
DEFRA included wood burning stoves in their 2019 Clean Air Strategy, their aim by doing this is to reduce the amount of harmful emissions that affect air quality by ensuring stove manufacturers improve the performance and efficiency of their stoves.
Capital Eco Stoves have been designed to significantly reduce the level of harmful air pollutants to meet the Eco Design Regulations. Helping to improve the quality of the air we breathe is a key part of our business philosophy.
View the full Capital Eco Stove range or request a brochure from the Capital Fireplaces website.
Rega has been manufacturing MVHR systems for over 30 years and have vast experience within the industry specialising in the self-build market, offering a free full design service.
Recently added to the Regavent range is the new 600R unit, specifically designed to handle larger houses of up to 360m2
.
The 600R is fitted with an improved heat exchanger offering higher heat recovery efficiency, making it one of the most efficient MVHR units on the market.
The unit includes a humidity sensor providing an automatic boost function allowing the system to promptly deal with any excess moisture created using showers or baths.
Humidity Solutions introduces the HomEvap
Humidity Solutions introduces the new HomEvap to the UK market, providing safe and precise humidity control and/or low energy cooling for residential applications. Fitted to an air stream such as a Heat Recovery Unit, the HomEvap Humidifier connects inline to provide humidity- controlled air to space. Using the adiabatic evaporative process, the water wastage is low, as is the energy usage. A built-in heater can warm the air to overcome the cooling effect if required. This innovative humidifier
from HomEvap increases comfort in every living environment and ensures a healthy indoor climate. Please contact the company for more information. Quote SBH to qualify for our special offer.
01372 571200
www.humiditysolutions.co.uk Coloured rads from Stelrad
Coloured radiators are growing in popularity, so much so that leading radiator manufacturer Stelrad is now producing a number of coloured radiators that are available from stock – for delivery within 72 hours of order.
Many of its radiators are available in up to 36 different colours – ideal for interior decorators and for people looking to match or contrast their radiators with other decor in their new home.
For more information head for the Stelrad website to see what is now available.
0844 543 6200
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