70 GROUNDWORKS; HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLEMENT; INSULATION; INTERIORS New and improved SprayCork coating


CorkSol UK has recently launched its next generation building coating, SprayCork. Offering an improved finish and enhanced functionality when trans- forming internal and external walls, SprayCork is set to provide applicators and consumers with an even better cork-based product, with a wider range of practical benefits and colours avail-


able. Well suited to the UK, the new product has 40% more cork content, making it more thermally efficient in a climate where heating systems struggle to insulate buildings in the winter months.


01484 442420 www.CorkSoluk.com Trio of inspirational showhomes for Barnsley


Designer Contracts developed a hattrick of inspirational show homes when developers Keepmoat Yorkshire East chose to work with the company’s design team at its Kestrel Gardens, Barnsley site. Said Antony Rowe, sales manager at Keepmoat Yorkshire East:


“Our three show homes at Kestrel Gardens have been showcased with individually thoughtful themes. It is rewarding to see how the designs, from concept to completion, come to fruition. The feedback from our customers has been extremely positive, with insightful comments over various aspects, such as cleverly designed furniture solutions, colour concepts and textures of soft furnishings and wall coverings.”


01246 854577 www.designercontracts.com Building Regulations Update – England


England 2021 Regulations have been released and Scotland & Wales are currently under review. It is the intention that the updates ensure adequate ventilation of all types whilst the energy efficiency of housing is improved at the same time. As the saying goes, ‘Ventilate when you Insulate’.


This is all part of the Government’s proposals for the Future Homes Standard, which provides a pathway for highly efficient buildings that are zero carbon ready, better for the environments and fit for the future. Implementation of a full technical specification is scheduled for 2025. There are also proposals being discussed to mitigate against overheating in residential buildings.


Titonwelcomes the increased emphasis that has been put on ventilation in both new and existing buildings as per the Building Regulations update, particularly in the current climate. Titon has a user guide section to help explain this.


www.titon.com/regulations www.gov.uk/government/publications/ventilation-approved-document-f


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