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60 INTERIORS; LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS; SAFETY & SECURITY Supporting developers to deliver BNG


It has been over two years since Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) became mandatory in England, and Meadfl eet continues to support housing developers in meeting their long-term obligations with confi dence. As a specialist open space management company, Meadfl eet provide the expertise needed


to deliver and maintain habitats over the full 30-year period. Our dedicated Ecology Team manages monitoring, surveying and reporting, ensuring habitat management plans are implemented eff ectively and remain compliant. Working in partnership with developers and key stakeholders, Meadfl eet help secure successful BNG outcomes – protecting both ecological value and the long-term success of the development.


enquiries@meadfl eet.co.uk www.meadfl eet.co.uk Setcrete creates base for Great British Summer


MKM Stoke branch manager Paul Hodgkiss used Setcrete Exterior levelling compound to deliver a fl awlessly smooth base that will withstand exposure to the worst of the British weather for a garden dome at his Nantwich home. Unaff ected by rain or frost when set and dried, Setcrete Exterior is designed for


smoothing and levelling outside areas that are subject to varying climatic conditions. It is ideally suited for balconies, patios and walkways, as well as semi-external spaces, such as garages, that are partially exposed to the elements. While it provides a durable standalone fi nish, it is also ideal for the receipt of non-slip coatings, artifi cial grass or tiles.


01538 361633 www.setcrete.co.uk Introducing BAL Rapid-Mat in White – new colour, improved performance


BAL is pleased to introduce its improved BAL Rapid-Mat thin uncoupling mat – now in white. This latest development provides the same trusted performance installers rely on for tiling onto problematic substrates with movement, with additional improvements to make every installation smoother and more effi cient. The move to a white mat – with red gridlines and markings – provides enhanced visibility for setting out plus easier to see wetting out of the adhesive, helping installers easily confi rm full coverage during installation. Add to this the improved roll-out and mat stability, and you’ve got a system designed to speed up workfl ow without compromising reliability. And the benefi ts don’t stop there: the updated mat colour also delivers a 2.5% CO2 reduction in the production of the non-woven fl eece – supporting our ongoing sustainability eff orts. Alex Underwood, head of marketing at BAL, said: “Our improved BAL Rapid-Mat provides great new benefi ts for installers, on-top of its already outstanding performance as a thin, low height build-up uncoupling system. Importantly, nothing changes about its fundamental design. The unique fast-track thin uncoupling mat is still utilising our exclusive technology to accommodate lateral movement and counteracts tension stresses between the substrate and the fl oor to be installed. “


01782 591100 www.bal-adhesives.com/products/rapid-mat


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