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Bespoke steel windows from Holdsworth


Holdsworth Windows is a family run business specialising in the manufacture of bespoke steel windows, leaded lights and fittings. Established for over 50 years Holdsworth Windows have designed, fabricated and installed windows for a wide range of contemporary, listed and historic


buildings. Holdsworth Windows offer their customers the complete window fitting service. Conservation is an integral part of their work.


01608 661883 info@holdsworthwindows.co.uk Reliability at every step


isoenergy specialises in the conceptual planning, detailed design, supply and installation of high-quality sustainable energy systems. Established over ten years ago, our highly experienced team provide professional guidance and support to any architect who is planning to incorporate


renewable energy into their client’s designs. We have worked alongside renowned architectural practices on over a thousand projects in the UK. Our projects range from large new-build residential and commercial properties to Grade I Listed country houses.


01293 821 345


Icynene


the spray-foam thermal blanket


A well-insulated building means a healthier, quieter and more energy eff icient environment with better comfort levels, lower heating bills and a reduced carbon footprint. And nothing does a better job of insulation than Icynene – the first name in spray foam insulation.


Icynene expands 100-fold when applied, sealing all gaps, service holes and hard to reach spaces, completely eliminating cold bridging and helping reduce energy bills.


What’s more its open cell structure lets the building breathe naturally.


Icynene. It’s the modern way to insulate buildings, old and new.


For more information on the benefi ts of Icynene visit icynene.co.uk


CE Mark Approval


Certifi cate No 08/4598


ISO 9001 Accepted


ADF APRIL/MAY 2020


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