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Cedral brings the Midas Touch to RNLI lifeguard hut
Over the winter of 2021, Cedral helped to refurbish the RNLI lifeguard facilities at Cornwall’s Constantine Bay by donating fibre cement cladding to completely renovate the existing lifeguard hut and covering all costs of installation.
Exposed to the elements on Cornwall’s rugged north shore, tough and durable fibre cement
cladding was ideal for the job. Built to withstand the harshest conditions, with a minimum life expectancy of 50 years, flush fitting Cedral Click tongue and groove weatherboard was specified. For this project, the CO2 beige board selected blended perfectly with the beach environment – not just hard working, but beautiful too. The cladding’s low maintenance
Cheshire Mouldings thrown to the Wolves
Cheshire Mouldings is the official Warrington Wolves shorts partner for 2021.
As part of the relationship between the Warrington-based manufacturer and professional rugby league club, Cheshire Mouldings will be sponsoring the kit of all first team and academy home and away teams this season. John Carney, managing director of Cheshire Mouldings, said: “It is a real privilege to be sponsoring Warrington Wolves this season, as they are a top performing club
that perfectly encompasses our company mission to be the very best at what we do. Cheshire Mouldings has a real affinity with the club, with the entire Carney family being avid supporters due to my dad, who founded the business, previously playing professional rugby and being a close follower of the team. As supporters return to the Halliwell Jones Stadium this month the sponsorship will be fantastic regional and national exposure for our business and we look forward to the season ahead.” Winners of three league championships and the 10th most successful rugby league club in England, Warrington Wolves has achieved a fantastic start to the season, winning four of its first seven matches.
requirements will reduce upkeep costs for the RNLI as fibre cement doesn’t rot, rust, warp or crack and is fire, insect, bacteria and algae resistant. The timber effect frontage complements the natural environment while weather proofing the facility through the harsh winter storms.
RNLI Lead Lifeguard Supervisor for the area Max Setti said: “The
upgrades mean our equipment and buildings can be protected and cared for throughout each season, and it will also enhance the service we can provide the public, as well as the working environment for our lifeguards”.
Covers kicks off summer of football giveaway
Independent builders and timber merchant Covers Timber & Builders Merchants will celebrate the return of the Euros in June in style by giving one lucky football fan the chance to experience a home win with an ultimate giveaway worth £700. Covers’ competition asked football fanatics to submit a photo on the company’s Facebook page of their current
TV setup and explain in a few words why they deserve to score a brand new 60” 4K Ultra High Definition TV and £100 of Sainsbury’s vouchers to spend on food and drinks.
Covers marketing manage Ben Gale, said: “Following a year of disappointments, it’s great to have one of our favourite football tournaments back this summer. While fans may struggle to attend in person, we wanted to ensure that one lucky football supporter received the ultimate home advantage with a set up to rival pitch side seats.”
Gwent Beekeepers Association teaches people how to keep honeybees, supports beekeepers in establishing best practice, and educates the public on the importance of bees as pollinators. After many years of hiring local halls, the Association has purchased land and built a Passmores timber building to create a permanent teaching centre and apiary near Llanfair Kilgeddin.
Ceri Joyner, past chair of Gwent Beekeepers Association explained that the building will be used all year round for meetings and educational talks and lectures. She
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Knauf Insulation and Robert Price help the bees’ knees in Gwent said: “We needed the building to
be as efficient to run as possible, by preventing heat from escaping through the roof, so good thermal insulation was essential.” With this in mind, the charity trustees made a beeline for Knauf Insulation, which supplied a pallet of Loft Roll 44.
Marketing manager at Robert Price, Molly Pike said: “The Robert Price team were delighted to assist our local beekeeping community by providing the insulation needed to ensure their new learning centre meets the new energy efficiency regulations.”
www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net June 2021
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