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SOPREMA are here to support your project
SOPREMA is a global leader in waterproofi ng and insulation offering high quality products and technical expertise. SOPREMA offers solutions for fl at roofs, green roofs, walls and fl oors, through its range of products which include bituminous membranes,
liquid waterproofi ng, synthetic single ply, hot melt, XPS insulation, soundproofi ng solutions and high-performance natural insulation. SOPREMA’s products are backed by a range of warranty schemes and many carry BBA Certifi cation. SOPREMA’s technical experts are here to support you with your projects.
0330 058 0668
www.soprema.co.uk FUTUREBUILD STAND E42
ADF02_Soprema_PR.indd 1 JACKON by BEWI showcases the future of building at stand F08 07/02/2023 09:04
JACKON by BEWI will be at Futurebuild this year and will be promoting its ICF building systems. These are ready for the rigorous new u-value targets for new-builds, when these come into effect in 2025 as part of the Future Homes Standard. JACKON’s THERMOMUR®
ICF and JACKODUR® meet or exceed the new targets for thermal insulation. The THERMOMUR® ATLAS ranges already 350 Super range – currently
the company’s best-selling range in the UK – already achieves 0.15 for walls with no added materials, and the JACKODUR®
ATLAS insulated raft system can be designed to achieve 0.11. Visitors to the company’s
stand at the Show will be able to fi nd out more about the benefi ts that JACKON by BEWI’s 60 years’ expertise in XPS and EPS manufacturing can bring to construction projects. JACKON by BEWI building systems make a positive contribution to the construction of highly energy-effi cient buildings due to very low energy inputs required for heating or cooling. THERMOMUR® JACKODUR®
and the insulated concrete raft system ATLAS allow for fast construction with premium air tightness and acoustic insulation. 01204 221089
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PR.indd 1 Marmox Thermoblocks offer warm support at Futurebuild
With both an energy and a housing crisis looming large across the UK, it is appropriate that Marmox has opted to dedicate its stand F02 at this year’s Futurebuild – taking place at the ExCel from 7-9 March – to showcasing a product offering a ready solution for the issue of thermal bridging. Well proven in practice, Marmox Thermoblocks are widely recognised by specifi ers as providing a means of achieving compliance with Part L, by addressing the challenges of cold-bridging at the fl oor/wall junction or beneath parapet walls. In fact the growing emphasis on improving energy effi ciency as well as the speed and quality of construction is making Thermoblock mainstream for both traditional and modern methods of building. Thermoblocks are available in widths of 100, 140 or 215 mm and are formed from sections of XPS (extruded polystyrene) encapsulating two rows of high strength, epoxy concrete mini-columns. These are attached at either end to the top and bottom layers of glass-fi bre reinforced polymer concrete, to ensure a good bond with the rest of the structure.
01634 835290
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Architecture, steel and Swedish rapeseed oil GreenCoat®
Convenient and paper-free
is the brand for innovative, sustainable color coated steel solutions for roofs, facades and rainwater systems. Widely used in sustainable architecture, GreenCoat® products offer an extensive range of colors and coatings with Swedish rapeseed oil. This unique,
patented solution from SSAB reduces the environmental footprint signifi cantly – and it makes the GreenCoat®
color coated steel
product portfolio the market’s greenest offer for roofs and facades. With HYBRIT technology, SSAB aims to be the fi rst steel company in the world to bring fossil-free steel to the market already in 2026.
01384 472300
ssab.co.uk/GreenCoat FUTUREBUILD STAND N50
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Retrofi t continues to expand at Futurebuild
The Retrofi t Academy CIC will be returning to Futurebuild 2023, 7-9 March, curating the Retrofi t Seminar programme, and at the heart of the thriving Retrofi t Zone. The fi rst day will also culminate in the prestigious Retrofi t Academy Awards, which will take place on the main stage at 6.30pm. As well as
increasing credibility, the awards set out to recognise the rising stars in the industry and showcase the hard work and dedication going into outstanding retrofi tting projects across the UK.
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