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BUILDING ENVELOPE HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES FOCUS


30% increased aperture than PVCu. he system has loadbearing hardware components screwed into the steel at several points, ensuring enduring functionality and long service life of the window. his steel reinforcement, paired with the GFP high-tech material in the sash, is designed to provide outstanding stability and tensional rigidity. For the customer this reinforcement means exceptionally large windows can be installed, allowing up to 30% more daylight to enter the home.


SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS In many cases, window hardware is often overlooked, with a higher focus being placed on the glass itself. However, we are starting to see that built into most of the latest, innovative designs are various burglary deterrent features, with Resistance Class 2 tilt hardware and security corner transmission hardware becoming standard.


finish, your window choices are one of the first components of your renovation which need to reflect this.


COMPARING WINDOW MATERIALS: PROS & CONS Over recent years, there has been a drop in u and a significant increase in demand for aluminium windows – which now offer a choice of over 5,000 bespoke


shades across the RAL and NCS colour swatches  and hybrid alternatives. here are extremely innovative hybrid solutions available on the market, can deliver superb quality and unrivalled thermal and acoustic properties. For example Weru UK manufacture a hybrid alternative to aluminium, which is 25% lighter and allows for a


Tesla Powerwall 2 from Princes LHS Ltd


Princes LHS Ltd are a Tesla Powerwall Certifi ed Installer based in Shropshire who can offer a customised solar-plus-battery solution enabling you to access the free, abundant power of the sun and reduce your reliance on fossil fuels. With Powerwall you can store solar energy generated during the day for use any time. The Powerwall has a whole home back up facility to protect your home from grid outages and can also be charged from the grid to take advantage of cheaper smart tariffs.


Call us on 01691 624336 for installation advice or to request a survey.


www.tesla-powerwall.co.uk www.lowcarbonhomesystems.co.uk


Air source heat pumps: renewable energy for your home


Choosing to install an air source heat pump is a great way to improve your energy effi ciency. It can help provide valuable security against rising energy prices whilst meeting your heating needs. Our staff can advise on the different solutions available, identifying the right heat pump for your property. Providing systems that not only meet the required industry standards, but help you take advantage of all the benefi ts renewable energy has to offer. We are MCS accredited and offer an insurance backed warranty through HIES. We are approved installers of Samsung, Vaillant, Eco Forest, Mitsubishi and Midea heat pumps. A £7,500 Grant is available through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme for the installation of a new heat pump which we can assist with.


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his advancement in technology is becoming a staple with homeowners and UK architects, as the remarkable strength and durability provide a greater level of burglary deterrent, ensuring ultimate protection for the home.


Graham Lindsay is managing director of Weru UK


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