50 INDUSTRY VIEWFINDER (FLOOD CONTROL); BUILDING FABRIC Tradelink marks 30 years in industry


Established back when the Queen was celebrating her Ruby Jubilee and Barcelona hosted the 25th


Olympic Games, Tradelink Window


Solutions can reflect on three decades of success supplying trade installers with PVC-U, aluminium and composite frames, as well as conservatory roofs and a growing selection of technologies.


Reflecting on the landmark, new MD Stuart Judge, who was appointed last year, commented: “Tradelink has traded very strongly throughout the pandemic, reflecting the activity in the housing market generally which has largely been due to home working and a desire for more space. Looking ahead, we are seeking to strengthen support for our customers.”


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Following the demand and success for its airtightness membranes, Wraptite and Procheck A2, The A. Proctor Group is launching two additions to its range of high-performance A2 fi re-resistant membranes. Probreathe A2 combines breathability, good water resistance, fi re resistance and airtightness in one mem- brane. Probreathe A2 Air is a woven glass fi bre


membrane designed to provide the building fabric with excellent water re- sistance and breathability. Another benefi t of both membranes is that they are robust and durable and serve as temporary protection for the building until the primary external covering can be installed.


01250 872261 www.proctorgroup.com


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