STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS Mae roo entilation a breee


With energy costs on the rise and home- owners taking steps to minimise their own carbon footprints, Roofi ng Suerstore is reminding everyone to chec their  ow  y making sure that their roof space has the right level of ventilation to cope with the addition of energy-saving improvements such as insulation and double-glazing. From ventilation and extraction systems for both  at and tiled roos, to vents or ascias and sofi ts, eaves ventilation, vent turines and more, oofi ng uperstore has a wide range


of solutions from suppliers such as Klober and Hambleside Danelaw for oth large and small roofi ng proects Help is also at hand to fi nd the est ventilation solutions via oofi ng uperstores customer service team


Simpson Strong-Tie launches new Connectors for Catalogue


Introducing the 2022 Connectors for Timber & Masonry Construction Catalogue from Simpson Strong-Tie, leader in engineered structural connectors and building solutions. Alongside the UK’s widest range of construction connectors for new build, refurbishment, renovation, and extension of buildings, sit brand new product innovations, including: • The versatile universal Engineered Wood Hanger (EWH), designed to ulfi l a wide variety o oist to oistpanel confi gurations


• The innovative Engineered Post Base (PWBS): a single-piece, non-welded post base for connecting timber to concrete.


• The high strength HTT Hold Down tension tie provides a timber to concrete, or timber to masonry, tension connection.


• The SSH Structural Connector Screw for installing connectors where high load capability is required, coated with Impreg® exterior applications.


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The new catalogue is available to view or download now on the Simpson Strong-Tie website.


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peed and efi ciency avour osite house uilding osite avours timer rame and timer rame avours West Fraser’s ter ling ero he result is less reliance on traditional siteased trades and a reshap ing o the houseuilding sector n a recent House o ommons research riefi ng, it was estimated that , new homes would need to e supplied every year to meet demand site timer rame construction could e the solution or houseuilders and using est rasers terling ero is ust


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