APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS; PROJECT REPORT: SUSTAINABLE BUILDING DESIGN


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Itech and BMI Icopal shortlisted for award


A challenging and high-quality installation of three new warm roofs on the plant rooms of the Hatfield Tunnel in Hertfordshire saw Itech Roofworks – working in association with BMI Icopal – shortlisted in the Cold Applied Liquid Waterproofing category in the National


Federation of Roofing Contractors’ 2021 UK Roofing Awards. Itech installed the full BMI Sealoflex Prima System. BMI Sealoflex Prima benefits from accelerated curing, allowing it to be used at lower temperatures. Completely cold-applied, solvent-free and with no unpleasant odours make it more user-friendly for the installer.


marketingukandi@bmigroup.com www.icopal.co.uk STA responds to the net zero strategy


The Structural Timber Association (STA) has welcomed the Government’s Net Zero Strategy: Build Back Greener, which places a firm emphasis on reducing the embodied carbon of buildings by adopting more sustainable materials, such as timber. Andrew


Orriss, chief operating office of the STA, commented: “Naturally, as the STA we believe that timber is an excellent building material when used in an appropriate context and our objective is – of course – to promote its many benefits. Our online library contains a wealth of documents, with information on all aspects of timber construction.”


01259 272140 www.structuraltimber.co.uk


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