BMJ INDUSTRY AWARDS 2024


MULTIPLE MERCHANT OF THE YEAR 21-100 BRANCHES SPONSORED BY


NOMINEES


JT Atkinson JT Dove


Lawsons (Whetstone) Ltd Bradfords Building Supplies


With 40 years of experience in the insulation industry, Knauf Insulation is leading the change in smarter insulation solutions for a better world. We are one of the fastest growing and most respected names in insulation worldwide. We are committed to helping our customers to meet the increasing demand for energy efficiency and sustainability in buildings. We’re the only UK insulation manufacturer to offer mixed loads service on one vehicle, with no surcharge! We take pride in our merchant support service offering, which enables merchants to be able to sell our products as effectively as possible.


Some of the ways we support our merchant customers include: • Flexible load sizes • Point-of-sale support • Online training • Branch training • Product content • Promotional support • Rock and Roll


GLASS MINERAL WOOL Our high-performance cured glass mineral wool insulation solutions contain up to 80% high quality recycled materials, to which is added sand, limestone and soda ash before being melted in a furnace. The molten glass is spun to form millions of fine strands of wool. We use our proprietary and revolutionary bio-based binder, ECOSE® Technology, to bind the mineral wool together to form a mat of material which is then cured in order to form the final product.


ROCK MINERAL WOOL Our rock mineral wool insulation solutions are mainly made from volcanic rock, typically basalt and/or dolomite. An increasing proportion is now recycled material from slag, a waste product from blast furnaces. The raw materials are melted and then spun into fine strands of wool. A binder is used to bind the wool together to form a mat of insulation, which is then cut into slabs or wired mattresses. Most of our rock mineral wool products use our ECOSE® Technology.


July 2024 www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net


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