components from abroad – and how this impacts our wider supply chain will ultimately depend on the outcome of any future trade agreements. Furthermore, since the unfortunate events in Grenfell, the industry is waiting to see how UK Government legislation will alter the way we construct properties, as this will inevitably have an impact on ventilation systems. Whether it is a centralised or de- centralised approach, the need to address fire safety is paramount. Indeed, we are already seeing some of our clients adopt a “belt and braces” approach, which has product cost and additional labour time implications. Finally, the drive to build more carbon neutral / energy efficient


properties will naturally have an impact on the air we breathe in our homes. As a result, the challenges are to provide properties with enough fresh, clean air in the most efficient and effective way. Until central Government addresses the issues with the external air, companies such as Titon will need to develop and provide products and services to improve the quality of the air entering a building, while still addressing key issues, including the control of NO2 gasses.


Left: Titon’s latest MVHR unit, the HRV3 PH ECOaura has successfully achieved Passivhaus accreditation Below: Titon’s award-winning Trimbox NO2 Filter was developed to complement its MVHR units to combat the high levels of nitrogen dioxide


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