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INSULATION; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES
An exciting new natural fl exible insulation
Ecological Building Systems has launched an exciting new fl exible insulation product for roofs, walls, ceilings and fl oors, called IndiBreathe Flex, as part of an exclusive partnership with IndiNature. IndiBreathe
Flex is a breathable, natural high performance thermal and acoustic insulation that helps to regulate humidity within a building structure for better indoor air quality. The innovative insulation material has also received BBA Approval Inspection Testing Certifi cation (24/7266) for Timber frame, pitched roof constructions and suspended timber intermediate fl oors and ground fl oors.
info@ecologicalbuildingsystems.com
ecologicalbuildingsystems.com
Celebrating over 35 years trading
Established in 1987, M.A.C. Metalcraft began by supplying solid fuel spare parts and has since grown into a leading fi replace and
stove supplier
company manufactures bespoke hearths, back panels, and fi replaces, while distributing top-quality products from the
in Yorkshire. The also
UK and abroad including: Extrafl ame Pellet Stoves and Cookers, Lanordica Wood Burning Stoves and Cookers: Wanders Gas Fires and Wood Burning Stoves. A large range of which are on display at our exclusive trade showroom in Mexborough South Yorkshire.
01709 570563
www.macmetalcraft.co.uk Gilberts helps “The Best Spa Hotel in UK” expansion
The Crow Wood Hotel & Spa Resort is taking its visitor experiences to the next level, with contribution from Gilberts Blackpool. The globally renowned venue has invested £16m in a new thermal experience – the Woodland Spa – set within the facility’s 100-acre grounds in the heart of Lancashire. The three-storey building includes a gymnasium, bar, restaurant, treatment rooms, relaxation rooms, indoor swimming pool plus jacuzzi, salt steam room and serenity pool. To confi dently create the perfect atmosphere in each area, addressing the specifi c ambient conditions required, building services consultants Petit Singleton Associates utilised the expertise of Gilberts Blackpool to supply the air movement supply and extract. For ventilation within the internal spaces, Gilberts worked closely with PSA to develop a scheme that predominantly uses a combination of Gilberts’ contemporary-styled louvre faced ceiling diffusers (DGA, four-way blow confi guration), linear slot diffusers (GSLS) and high-capacity slot diffusers (HSLS), with separate units for supply and extract. To compliment the clean, modern decor, all were fi nished in either pure white with a 20% gloss fi nish or matt traffi c white.
01253 766911
info@gilbertsblackpool.com Milk manufacturer turns to Panasonic
ReRooted, a manufacturer of organic and ethically sourced plant based dairy-alternative milk, sought to lower its carbon footprint for its new cold room with a more sustainable and energy effi cient system that could meet the increased production demand. A Panasonic CR
experienced cooling specialists, Keep It Cool Refrigeration. The technology has been specifi cally developed for small to medium capacity applications within the retail and food service sectors.
Series 4HP cold chain solution that utilises the natural refrigerant R744 (CO2
) with a GWP of 1, was specifi ed and installed by
www.aircon.panasonic.eu www.keepitcoolsouthwest.co.uk The heated towel rail with all the choices
Going beyond the usual height, width, and colour options, The Radiator Company, one of the largest suppliers of designer radiators in the UK and Ireland, has launched the new Piano heated towel rail. Its dual-fuel capability and the opportunity to specify a double layer for added warmth in tight spaces makes the Piano a highly customisable heating solution.
For bathroom, kitchen and cloakroom projects including those that are short on space, the Piano towel rail features a fl at 50mm x 10mm steel tube design to create a sleek look. Style, however, is only one of the benefi ts this versatile product offers designers.
01342 302250
www.theradiatorcompany.co.uk Embodied Carbon Calculations completed
Heating and cooling equipment specialist Diffusion has announced that it has successfully completed its Embodied Carbon Calculations on its product portfolio, in accordance with the latest CIBSE ‘TM65 Embodied Carbon in Building Services: A Calculation Methodology (2021)’ digital tool requirements. This allows Diffusion to provide Mid-Level report fi gures for all of its fan coil units, including its CIBSE award-winning New Highline 235 Modular Fan Coil Range. Diffusion is now working towards the completion of more comprehensive and independently verifi ed Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for all its fan coil units.
020 8783 0033
www.diffusion-group.com Sanifl o Sanicom helps launch iconic bar
A Sanifl o Sanicom 1 single-pump unit and a Sanifl o Sanicom 2 twin-pump unit have helped transform a seemingly insurmountable design challenge into the Oasis Bar & Terrace – a venue redefi ning Canary Wharf’s
hospitality landscape. In the downstairs bar – the longest in Canary Wharf at 17 m – a powerful Sanicom 2 has twin pumps which can handle the large volume of water but also ensures continuity of service in the event of a failure. A Sanicom 1 – with a single pump – is installed in the upstairs bar, with the waste falling and ultimately being plumbed into the same pipework as the larger unit.
020 8842 0033
www.sanifl
o.co.uk
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