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The Housebuilder & Developer (HBD) website is an online provider of past and present products and news items for the housebuilder and developer.
hbdonline.co.uk is a one-stop source for all the latest press releases providing any visitor with access to information about products and services that they may require. From the website, you can find links to digital issues that have live
links to advertisers’ sites, as well as daily email alerts to keep you as informed as possible.
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When considering flooring products for new-build or refurbishment projects, the housebuilder and specifier can be sure that West Fraser’s CaberFloor range includes the perfect solution. Just as sound foundations are essential for any building, the right flooring system lays a good foundation for a quality flooring finish, saving problems and costs later. The West Fraser website contains a handy flowchart to
help builders, specifiers and architects choose the right flooring system for every project, coupled with handy installation guides and videos for the individual CaberFloor products. West Fraser’s panels are manufactured in the UK from locally grown timber and are net carbon negative.
uk.westfraser.com/resources/help-advice/installation-instructions
Triton launches a new, pre-applied, lightweight waterproofi ng membrane system for concrete structures
approach to specifying a system requiring two different types of waterproofing protection – as defined in BS 8102 (2009). Use the new Triton Shield System in conjunction with concrete made waterproof by the addition of Triton TT Admix (Type B integral waterproofing) or, alter- natively, in conjunction with a sealed cavity drain membrane system (Type C drained waterproofing).
T
he new Triton Shield System is reliable form of pre-applied, Type A barrier waterproofing, which provides a flexible
Triton’s new Shield System comprises a
pre-applied, fully bonded, waterproofing (Type A) barrier membrane for use on the outside of a poured concrete structure – such as a basement slab and retaining walls – and a Stretch Tape that makes easy work of sealing around curved or irregular profiles due to its unique stretchability and flexibility. A key benefit when specifying the new Triton Shield System is the Triton team’s technical knowledge of all three types of waterproofing system and their extensive practical experience of choosing the right combination of systems for the expected usage of any basement or below ground structure. The mesh-faced, HDPE Triton Shield
Membrane offers a tenacious grip to the concrete poured on top of it. The 2 m x 20 m membrane rolls are light enough to be carried by two people but are still larger than many competitive product rolls. This means fewer side lap or end to end joints will be required with a resulting reduction in the risk of defects occurring. New Triton Shield System offers a cost
effective, fast to install, very lightweight and durable solution for concrete waterproofing –
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contact the Triton team for further advice and project-specific details drawings, or download the data sheet found on Triton’s website.
01322 318830
info@tritonsystems.co.uk www.tritonsystems.co.uk
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