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Excellent marks on Cardiff school projects
A trio of Welsh schools have received upgrades to their thermal insulation thanks to an integrated package of products provided by Sto Ltd. Ysgol Glan Morfa, Howardian Primary School and Ysgol Hamadryad have
all had the company’s StoTherm Mineral external wall insulation system applied to significantly improve their thermal performance. StoTherm Mineral external wall insulation system features mineral fibre insulation boards and combines unrivalled fire protection and high thermal performance with excellent impact resistance, making it ideal for both new-build and refurbishment projects.
0141 892 8000
www.sto.co.uk Magply puts in strong performance
A comprehensive refurbishment project, addressing the Bat and Ball Community Centre in Maidstone is featuring the benefits of Magply boards as the substrate for a through-coloured render system that will be
exposed to rugged use, as well as the worst of the Kent weather. Specialist sub-contractor Surrey Screed & Renders Ltd applied K- Rend system across the Magply boards as well as an area of insulation panels. With the roof extending to 23m in length, the total parapet is some 160m2
in area, with another 40m2 of the 12mm Magply boards
having been rendered to create a bin store at the rear of the building. 01621 776252
www.magply.co.uk
Holdsworth Windows is a family run business specialising in the manufacture of steel windows, doors, genuine leaded lights and glazing solutions.
Established for well over 50 years we have designed, fabricated and installed windows, doors and glazing for a wide range of listed and historic buildings.
Specialists in Steel Windows, Doors & Screens
We offer our
customers a complete service from design consultation
through to supply and installation.
01608 661883 |
www.holdsworthwindows.co.uk |
info@holdsworthwindows.co.uk Holdsworth Windows, Darlingscote Road, Shipson-on-Stour, Warwickshire, CV34 4PR
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