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52 LONDON BUILD SHOW PREVIEW; SUSTAINABILITY SPOTLIGHT; BATHROOMS & KITCHENS FOCUS HBD PR-Edit Panel_Layout 1 10/05/2018 10:50 Page 1 Introducing Titon’s HRV Cool Plus™


Titon’s HRV Cool Plus™ is an integrated cooling module designed to fi t on top of a MVHR systems, delivering fi ltered, pre-cooled fresh air during warm periods. It supports up to 3.14 kW of cooling (depending on airfl ow and humidity) and comes in both wall, fl oor-mounted versions and includes a


specifi cally design version for washing machines. With minimal maintenance (sealed refrigerant circuitry), it operates in coordination with MVHR controls, switching on when internal set-temperatures are reached and cooling airfl ow exceeds thresholds. The unit complies with UK building regs (including Approved Document O), uses R32 refrigerant, and includes standard ISO Coarse 85% fi lters. Come and see more at London Build stand D54.


enquiries@titon.co.uk www.titon.com LONDON BUILD STAND NO D54 Housebuilder& Developerwebsite


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 thewebsite, you can find links to digital issues that have live


links to advertisers’ sites, aswell as daily email alerts to keep you as informed as possible.


www.hbdonline.co.uk Dandara charging ahead with Luceco Group electrical excellence


Dandara are committed to facilitating a more sustainable future through the creation of energy and water-effi cient homes, for new and existing community residents. They chose Luceco Group brands – Sync Energy and BG Electrical, to meet the high-specifi cation of homes at The Springs development. Sync Energy’s Wall Charger 2 has been installed in each home, including the show home, ensuring energy effi ciency and greener living is accessible for all residents. Sync Energy’s Wall Charger 2 comes with integrated solar charging and intuitive smart phone app, allowing housebuilders to off er their customers innovative technology and smart functionality. This cutting-edge specifi cation means that homeowners can cut their home-based EV vehicle charging costs by utilising surplus solar energy from their solar panels. In addition, with personalised settings such as scheduled charging and optimised cut-off points, users can charge dynamically and maximise cheap rates of electricity, controlled via a smartphone app. Dandara chose a range of electrical accessories from BG Electrical including, the BG Nexus Series White Moulded 13A Double Switched Socket with Door Chime with 100m (open air) wireless range with the ability to pair multiple sockets and push buttons.


01952 238 100 www.luceco.com/uk CCF and Knauf get on board to support housebuilders C


onstructing wet indoor areas can be a challenge but help is at hand thanks to the Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board


Indoor, which is available nationwide via interior building products distributor CCF’s extensive branch network. As part of the company’s commitment to


collaborating with some of the UK’s biggest manufacturers and off ering customers a wide choice of specialist solutions, CCF stocks a large selection of Knauf products, including the Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Indoor. Developed specifi cally for use in wet and humid areas, Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Indoor is manufactured from inorganic materials, off ering protection from water damage and resistance to mould. Whether it’s bathrooms, kitchens, wet rooms, or even steam saunas, this system is engineered to withstand the most challenging conditions, including exposure to chlorine and salt. Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Indoor meets the requirements of the updated NHBC Technical Guidance 9.2/06, which emphasises the importance of robust substrates for tiling in bath and shower enclosures, wet rooms, and bathroom pods. The lightweight construction of the Knauf


AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Indoor at just 11 kg/m2


also supports ease of handling and


installation. The boards are pre drilled to reduce preparation time on site and its score-and- snap cutting method eliminates the need for specialist cutting tools.


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Design fl exibility has also been prioritised,


with a variety of fi nishing options available. For tiled fi nishes, the system can support tiles up to 120 kg/m2


tile weights above 50 kg/m2


with specifi c build-up applying for . For areas where


tiles aren’t being applied, housebuilders can choose between Knauf Ready-Mixed Interior Skim, an option that can help reduce water usage and dust creation on site, and Knauf AQUAPANEL Joint Filler and Skim Coating – White, which is a powdered cement-based fi lling material used in conjunction with AQUAPANEL reinforcing mesh. Both fi nishing options,


alongside a range of accessories designed to work seamlessly with Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Indoor including screws, adhesives and tape, are also available from CCF’s branches nationwide. Full product information is available at


www.aquapanel.com and CCF’s technical and local branch teams are also on hand to provide further support.


0161 848 0145 www.ccfl td.co.uk


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