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BRETT MARTIN SIMPLIFIES WAREHOUSE ROOFLIGHT
REFURBISHMENT Brett Martin has launched a new toolkit to facilitate the easy refurbishment and improvement of industrial spaces. Comprising an online profile finder and a new refurbishment brochure, the toolkit enables those with industrial units to easily find and request new rooflight panels that match the corrugated profile of an existing roof.
Rooflights play an increasingly important role in industrial spaces, reducing the need for artificial lighting and contributing to employee health and wellbeing. These benefits can only be maintained through regular rooflight maintenance or the necessary replacement of old rooflight panels. Furthermore, with continual advancements in materials and manufacturing technology, replacing old rooflights can also improve thermal performance as well as improving daylight potential within the building.
However, with over 3,000 historic roofing profiles, finding a matching rooflight product for an existing corrugated roof can be extremely difficult. As a result, many owners
CHSA LAUNCHES ITS 2025 BURSARY
The CHSA’s 2025 Bursary is now open for applications.
Four bursaries will be awarded in September this year, following a tough selection process. The four successful applicants will each receive £6,000 during their university career. They will
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and operators put off replacing old, potentially fragile, rooflights which have come to the end of their lifespan and no longer facilitate adequate light transmission.
To combat this issue, Brett Martin has created an online profile finder. This intuitive resource requires only a few dimensions to produce examples of current and historic corrugated profiles to match those on the roof of an industrial unit. Whether the existing rooflight is Polycarbonate, GRP, PVC or is simply a Foam Filler, Brett Martin can identify and manufacture any of the profiles in its database to order, facilitating easy replacement and integration with the wider roof.
“Our profile finder and new brochure make it easier than ever for customers to replace old rooflights and reap
receive £2,000 at the start of each academic year or the first three years if the degree is longer.
Attending university is financial challenging for many your people. The Bursary will help them engage fully in their time at university. They can use the funds for books and study materials, field trips, club memberships and taking part in the full range of social opportunities.
David Garcia, Vice President of the CHSA explained: “We are extremely proud of our Bursary. Life is challenging for young people, particularly for those with the ability to attend university but not necessarily the financial resources. Our Bursary can be crucial. It can make the difference between simply surviving at university and being able
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the benefits of light filled industrial workspaces,” commented Adrian Lukic, Sales Director at Brett Martin. “That said, our technical team is always on hand to advise and assist customers who have application specific queries on rooflight types and performance requirements.”
Accompanying the new profile finder is the new brochure – Daylighting for Industrial Refurbishment – which showcases the company’s range of rooflight solutions for industrial buildings. Download a copy here.
Or to try the profile finder for yourself, go to: https://profilefinder.
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to make the most of the wonderful opportunities on offer.”
The CHSA Undergraduate Bursary is open only to the children of employees of CHSA members. Applicants must be 18 years or over on 1st September 2025 and commencing their higher education studies this autumn. They will be assessed according to need, worthiness, endeavour and overall performance. Each successful applicant will also bring something unique, their ‘X-factor’.
Eligible young people need to visit the CHSA website and click on the link on the Bursary page. The form includes a 400-word statement.
The closing date for applications is Friday 27th June 2025. Shortlisted applicants need to be available to meet the judging panel, to be led by CHSA Vice President David Garcia, in July 2025. The winners will be announced in early September.
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