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IBC FOCUS: Exhibition Review Siniat


Drywall product and system manufacturer Siniat, part of the Etex brand, supplies plasterboard and performance boards for many different applications. The striking Siniat stand displayed information on a number of these different products, as well as enabling visitors to take part in an interactive game where they could build a tower out of plasterboard. The company has recently invested around £200m in a sustainable factory to boost its plasterboard manufacturing capacity. Featuring renewable energy including solar and electric systems, the factory will be ready to distribute plasterboard in Q4 of this year. Simon Gambrill, national account manager, said: “We’ve been an IBC Supplier Partner for more than nine years and have a great relationship with the divisional managers, as well as with [CEO] Vick Patel and [commercial director] Paul Read.” www.siniat.co.uk


Pallet Loop


Pallet Loop is the only circular economy pallet supplier to the UK construction sector. The company is working to tackle the issue of single-use wooden pallets being discarded on building sites or thrown in skips as part of the zero-carbon transformation of the construction industry.


Every year more than 20 million pallets are manufactured and distributed throughout the UK construction industry, but less than 10% are reused. The Pallet Loop is a returnable pallet scheme that offers a greener and more sustainable way to transport building materials, using ‘green’ pallets that are collected and re-used once they have completed their initial delivery to site. Director of business development Andy Williamson explained: “The Pallet Loop has created a new model where we will come and collect our green pallets from site for free once they are no longer needed so they can be put back into the supply chain and used again.


“Plus, we can also collect and dispose of any single-use pallets that the merchant or builder also wants to get rid of, charging less for collection than it currently costs to dispose of a single-use pallet in a skip. This offers merchants a big saving both in terms of money and time, and also helps them fulfil their corporate social responsibility requirements.”


www.thepalletloop.com IKO


IKO is a family owned organisation that supports IBC Buying Group members with roofing, waterproofing and insulation products. IKO has four manufacturing plants located throughout the UK, and uses locally sourced raw materials to create products that can be supplied as full systems that are ready for installation.


IKO’s enertherm insulation products provide exceptional thermal insulation for roofs, walls and floors. The high-quality insulation boards are lightweight and easy to install, making them a popular choice for both newbuild and retrofit products, and a staple among IBC members and their customers. The IKO enertherm ALU PIR Insulation Board, for example, is a multi-functional 100% CFC, HCFC or HFC free insulation board with a rigid polyisocyanurate foam core, clad on both sides. It is tested under extreme conditions regarding water absorption, corrosion resistance and emissivity. www.ikogroup.co.uk


Crown Paints


Crown Paints was on hand at the Exhibition with a colourful display of the company’s paint and woodcare products. The stand was created to show an ideal paint stock portfolio for a typical independent builders’ merchant, featuring well-known trade brands including Crown, Sadolin and Sandtex. There were matt, gloss and satin paints, plus wood and metal paints, primers and undercoats. And, of course, pride of place


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on the stand was given to the company’s Contract Matt white paint.


“Members want to work with suppliers who can offer them a complete solution,” explained national account manager Andy Dillon. “We’ll design it, provide point-of- sale materials and then train and support the merchant’s staff on how best to sell the products.


“We offer a simple solution for all builders’ merchants, with a great margin and products that their customers can come and collect, crownpaints.co.uk


Meyer Timber


Meyer Timber offers a range of innovative wood-based panels to merchants across the UK, with a great level of service that includes next-day delivery on orders placed before 5pm, with no delivery charge and no minimum order quantity. Meyer Timber’s products include decorative panels, sheet materials and speciality panels.


Jake Bird, sales executive at Meyer Timber, was on hand at the show to greet IBC members. He said: “We’ve seen great growth at IBC since we became a Supplier Partner and today has been a great opportunity to see and network with members. Our short lead times and flexible delivery service mean we can act as an extension of a builders’ merchants stock profile, delivering what they need, when they need it.”


www.meyertimber.com 30 www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net April 2024


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