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Nearing completion. The OGS container scheme provides low cost offi ce space for start-up’s and other small businesses in Manchester


potential (GWP) of 1, making Heatlok HFO one of the most durable and environmentally friendly insulation.


Huntsman also confi rm that HFO


PRO complies with the intent of the International Code Council’s residential and commercial building codes and is commonly used as a thermal insulation, air barrier, vapor retarder and water resistive barrier in above ground, below ground, interior and exterior applications.


The Old Granada Studios redevelopment area is rapidly establishing itself as a vibrant urban creative hub and events centre for Manchester and the OGS Container Scheme will form an integral part of the new cluster.


Quick to install and excellent thermal values


Construction work on the OGS scheme began in August 2022 and was scheduled for completion in February 2023. According


to Jeff Greenwood of contractors Artez Interiors: “Insulating the container units with Heatlok spray foam was the most logical solution. It was extremely quick to install, it gave us the thermal values we needed and it maximised internal work-space – a great solution all around.”


www.huntsmanbuildingsolutions.co.uk www.artezinteriors.co.uk www.greenhorizonenrgy.co.uk


Units prepared on the ground before installation


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