BUILDING ENVELOPE HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES e oBoard  under oor heating oerlay


OMNIE, the award-winning  under oor heating specialist, has launched a new, low profi le, oerlay panel, LowBoard , the latest upgrade to its industry-leading LowBoard panel which transformed the oerlay market when it was launched in . LowBoard  consists of routed lower and upper panels with a combined profi le of ust  mm, making it the thinnest oerlay system on the market. ts predecessor, LowBoard, had a lower panel profi le of  mm but, like other oerlays, LowBoard also reuired a ply upper layer which can add at least  mm to its oerall depth. LowBoard  is uick and easy to install and offers outstanding heat performance thanks to its innoatie design. t has a  higher heat output than its predecessor and a  higher heat output than other unfoiled low build-up systems or alternatie oerlay solutions. ts lower and oer panels hae pipe channels that tightly sandwich and encapsulate the warm water pipe. The routing follows Os patented multi- directional pipe channel pattern, eliminating the need for separate straight and loop panels while also ensuring the warm water pipe can be easily laid around any planned room layouts. The channels are spaced  mm apart for optimal heat output and transfer. Were ery ecited by how LowBoard  could help transform home heating and the reuirement for low-carbon energy systems in the future, says Brendan ourican, managing director at O.


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As part of its programme of providing radiators to operate well with renewable heating systems – powered by air source and ground source heat pumps – Stelrad has announced that it will be launching a range of 900 mm high radiators in a variety of widths in quarter 2 2023. Head of Marketing Chris Harvey said: “There is a clear need for larger size radiators to cope with the lower circulating system temperatures generated by renewable heating systems and we are making sure our installer and specifi er


customers have access to the full range of options they will need in the months ahead... Were making sure that installers and specifi ers realise fully that radiators are fi t for the future.


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National Ventilation, a leading ventilation manufacturer and supplier, is working hard to make its ventilation more sustainable to help the environment today and tomorrow. This is great news for customers, making it easier for developers, installers and wholesalers to make more sustainable choices while still benefi tting from the uality and perfor- mance National Ventilation is known for. For architects, developers and builders, with developments of 100 plots or less, keen on making sustainable choices and benefi t from


a free ventilation design service, National Ventilation is a great option. For further information on National Ventilation’s sustainability goals, please visit their website.


01823 690 290 www.nationalventilation.co.uk/sustainable


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