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EXTERNAL ENVELOPE; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES
A core range that always meets your needs K
estrel Aluminium Systems has been supplying aluminium fenestration products for more than 30 years, and prides itself on its excellent customer service and
reputation for high-quality, reliable
products. Kestrel’s core range of window and door systems sit at the heart of the UK fenestration industry, and their customers trust them to provide exactly what they need, when they need it. Kestrel’s window systems are designed to create a contemporary look for any building, with stylish options to suit any window configuration. The 60 mm and 70 mm systems are thermally efficient and will complement both residential and light commercial buildings such as homes, schools,
offices and leisure facilities. Each system is available as either side or top hung, with parallel opening options available on 60 mm systems. They can also be used in conjunction with Kestrel’s Curtain Walling and Thermal Framing Systems to create a complete glazing solution for newbuild and refurbishment properties. All the windows in the range can
be either single or dual-colour powder coated to match any building style, and customers can rest assured that the systems are secure and energy efficient, complying with all relevant Building Regulations.
Kestrel also offers a comprehensive range of door suites for both commercial and residential properties. The established shopfront
system has sections available
to create both flush and bead glazed frames to suit all applications. The main framing sections are 100 x 45 mm to ensure
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Windows_HPAdv.indd 1 Sto system specifi ed for Kent apartment
Two new apartment buildings in Kent have been given a thermally-effi cient and visually-striking facade thanks to the use of an external wall insulation system from Sto. The two new blocks in Ashford – Stour Heights and Somerset Heights – have a single-skin construction, comprising a reinforced
concrete frame with concrete block infi ll, and they benefi t from the installation of StoTherm Mineral external wall insulation, with a StoCleyer B mineral brick slip and StoSilco render facade fi nish.
0330 024 2666
www.sto.co.uk
straightforward and robust fabrication that can be easily glazed on site, making it easier for installers and fabricators to complete their projects quickly. There are a wide choice of sections available to form any style of door leaf, including auto swing, manual and automatic sliding, folding and rebated. Kestrel’s residential door systems lends a touch of luxury to any newbuild or property extension,
bringing much-needed light
into people’s homes. The popular Sliding Patio Door is supplied with narrow profile faces to provide uninterrupted views to the outdoors through an impressive removable wall. The Folding Sliding Door product completes Kestrel’s core range, enabling the doors to fold flush back against each other for maximum visibility into any garden or outside space.
Also available from Kestrel are Glazing
Bars, Rooflight Systems and Curtain Walling products, with a wide range of profiles and complementary products to enhance any commercial space.
0121 333 3575
kestrelaluminium.co.uk 26/01/2023 10:33 Sto system specifi ed for new hospital
Sto has supplied the StoTherm Mineral K external wall insulation system with StoLotusan render for the new Day Case and Eye Unit building at Chorley and South Ribble Hospital. The StoTherm Mineral K system combines impressive insulation with
excellent fi re protection characteristics. With an A2-s1, d0 reaction to fi re classifi cation in accordance with BS EN 13501-1, the non- combustible mineral fi bre insulation is fully bonded to the substrate and therefore no additional fi rebreaks are required.
0330 024 2666
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Domus Ventilation, manufacturer of market-leading ventilation systems that save energy and improve indoor air quality, has expanded its HRXE range of Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) units with the launch of HRXE-ZEUS. HRXE-ZEUS has been introduced to meet ventilation requirements for large residential properties, which require a more powerful system to deliver the airfl ow required to meet Building Regulations Part F. HRXE-ZEUS high performance MVHR system combines supply and extract ventilation in one system. Using an advanced heat exchanger, up to 95% of the heat typically lost in waste, stale air is effi ciently recovered and used to temper the fresh air drawn into the building. The fi ltered, pre-warmed air is distributed to areas of the home such as living rooms and bedrooms, effectively meeting part of the heating load in energy effi cient dwellings. The system features two independent fans which have full-speed control for background and boost ventilation rates. There are four HRXE-ZEUS models to choose from, available to meet different specifi cations and different on-site requirements.
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