52 GROUNDWORKS; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES Domus Ventilation provides practical advice
Having provided ventilation solutions for over 35 years, Domus Ventilation will be sharing its extensive knowledge with visitors to select Specifi Mechanical Services events this year, enabling them to implement effective ventilation solutions for their projects. Starting on the 28th May in Nottingham, Domus Ventilation will also be attending Specifi events in Glasgow on 10th June and Newcastle on 17th September. Domus Ventilation
personnel who specialise in supporting specification will be on the stand, ready to impart knowledge on the latest, cost-effective ventilation solutions available for residential and light commercial applications that enable compliance with Building Regulations Part F (ventilation).
www.specifi.co.uk www.domusventilation.co.uk Manthorpe publishes first EPD
Manthorpe Building Products are proud to be one of the first in the industry to have an independent fully verified Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for three versions of their GRS Radiator Pipe Guide & Seal, made with recycled content. The EPD discloses the complete environmental impact of the GRS products – from material sourcing through production, transportation, use, and
end-of-life. With detailed data on energy, water, waste, and emissions, they are empowering architects, contractors, and other partners to select lower carbon options. Manthorpe will be expanding its EPD programme as part of its commitment to net-zero through the Genuit Group of companies.
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Mapei has introduced new Mapeheat Membrane Maxi – a waterproofing, uncoupling anti-fracture heating membrane. Ideal for electric underfloor heating systems – as well as tile and stone installations – the patented membrane promotes a fast, easy installation of tile and stone in bathrooms, shower rooms, kitchens and living areas. It can also be used as a substrate for mosaic tile, wood and resilient floors. Featuring a light-weight construction and thin profile, Mapeheat Membrane Maxi is suitable for multiple sized cables – from 2 mm to 5.5 mm – and helps prevent transmission of in-plane substrate cracks up to 3 mm. Heating cables are easy to install and minimal roll memory helps to promote a rapid, flat and secure installation. Once heating cables are set within Mapeheat Membrane Maxi’s reliefs, tile adhesive or levelling/smoothing compound can be applied immediately. When installing with ceramic tiles, the use of a minimum class C2 EN 12004 adhesive is recommended. For a complete underfloor heating solution, Mapei’s range also includes Mapeheat, with technology from nVent RAYCHEM. The Mapeheat system comprises three components: NEW Mapeheat Membrane Maxi, Mapeheat Cable and Mapeheat Mesh, used in conjunction with three thermostat options.
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Coloured Precast Concrete Headwalls
Althon are now able to offer coloured headwalls for aesthetically sensitive areas. Our coloured concrete headwalls can help the installation blend into the surrounding landscape.
Althon use a colouring additive for cementitious materials. It provides a uniform streak free colour.
Colours shown are approximations of our colour mix in a typical concrete using mid grey Portland cement and having an as-cast surface. The final colour is affected by many influences.
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