62 FINANCE, INSURANCE & SOFTWARE; GROUNDWORKS; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES Solution Fires - Excellence in Electric


Solution Fires is a new generation of highly efficient, authentic and stylish electric fires. The focus of your living space, these fires have been designed and manufactured with optimal control- lability of heat, light and sound as the critical elements. Controllable from your handset, via Alexa or through the app on


your smart phone or watch, you can customise your fireplace to suit your individual taste. No electric fire, currently on the market, has the level of product features or attention to detail that solution fires have as standard, supported by a high level of genuine customer service.


01462 813138 www.solutionfires.co.uk Vent-Axia’s MVHR unit ticks all the right boxes


Vent-Axia has supplied a Lo-Carbon Sentinel Kinetic Plus Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) unit to a 205 m2


new-build home in Birmingham.


Chosen to provide quiet, energy efficient and effective ventilation and heat recovery for the 2-storey home, the Sentinel Kinetic Plus is installed in a plant room on the ground floor of the home. “The Vent-Axia Sentinel


Kinetic Plus unit is a great compact unit that fits in with most self-builders’ and developers’ budgets”, commented Mark Wormington of Mark Heat Recovery Systems. “The unit offers simple controls and also built-in humidistats to avoid manually boosting the system. Overall, the Sentinel Kinetic range is one of the best MVHR units on the market.”


0344 856 0590 www.vent-axia.com


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