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GRAPHENSTONE’s certified ultra-low CO2(e) profile significantly reduces the carbon footprint relative to traditional plastic-based coatings when specified on projects, something which could see it play a leading role as part of the UK’s future ‘green’ building design strategy. For those architects, designers, constructors,


refurbishers or brands looking for innovative products as they transition toward being more sustainable, air-purifying paints can play a small but highly effective part of the solution. Most of the business community already believes long- term solutions are needed to set and reach net- zero goals.


Up to this point, the mind-set regarding specification has seen price as the primary motivator. However, now is the time for those with buying power to change their approach and make meaningful changes in material procurement. Developers could be more proactive in specifying ‘better products’ and encourage their design teams to integrate these accordingly. Graphenstone’s clean-tech and innovative coatings have been revolutionising the paint industry with surprisingly significant CO2 and CO2(e) saving benefits for architects, property companies and developers, relative to other mainstream paint brands. The company’s pure lime ranges also offer a remarkable CO2 absorption benefit during the 30-day curing process, capturing CO2 in volume from the surrounding environment (as much as 5kgs per 15 litre pot). As further examples of their commitment to a low carbon approach, piths from local olive oil heat the lime, replacing fossil fuels during production.  https://graphenstone.co.uk


With Google searches for ‘balcony garden ideas’ increasing by 110% in the last 90 days alone, STEWART GARDEN has unveiled its brand-new Urban Balcony collection designed for consumers with small outdoor spaces. Helping gardeners to transform their outdoor spaces, regardless of size, the


collection features five planters, including a 3L hanging pot, 6.5L double hanging pot, 10L triple hanging pot, 7.5L railing pot, and 15.5L double railing pot. Each product is available in terracotta, green or anthracite to complement any outdoor setting, while also adding charm and personality. Sustainability is also central to this collection, with each of the 100% recyclable pots made from recycled resin to help minimise its environmental impact. Featuring a robust hook to secure the planters in place, the hanging pots can be easily hung from balcony railings, while the railing pots include adjustable fasteners for added peace of mind. Both styles are a great way to save essential living space and to create a micro-garden full of colour, aroma and atmosphere. Stewart Garden is the UK market leader in the manufacture and supply of technical plastic moulded products for the gardening sector. It offers a large range of durable, lifestyle-driven, value-for-money products, from garden planters and propagators to specialist storage products. These are available in over 1,000 outlets across the UK and Eire.  0203 657 5230  info@stewartcompany.co.ukwww.stewartcompany.co.uk


CT1, the leading brand in adhesive and sealant solutions, is proud to unveil its latest innovation, BW1: The Ultimate Bathroom Tanking System. This game changer, boasting ground breaking technology never seen before, is set to revolutionise the industry, saving time and money. Made in Britain, this cant-miss launch will be the highlight of the Installer Show 2024. Leveraging CT1’s Tribrid® technology with advanced polymer formulation, BW1 offers unparalleled bonding strength and flexibility. Compatible with multiple substrates including concrete, brick, wood,


30 DIY WEEK JUNE 2024


A new nationwide study by home improvement specialists, BLACK+DECKER, has revealed that over two fifths (40%) of homeowners are doing DIY jobs at the wrong time of year and with just 5% of those surveyed carrying out DIY tasks in April – experts have revealed the jobs to be doing now. Nick Ee, product and training manager at Black+Decker comments: “There


are several home improvement jobs you can focus on in June, tasks such as pressure washing, lawncare and pruning spring flowers once they’ve finished blooming. The timing of these home improvement jobs can significantly impact how easy it is to complete and how successful the final result is.” Home improvement jobs to tackle now according to Black+Decker… 1. Lawncare – ‘No mow May’ left many gardens in the UK looking overgrown and in desperate need of a trim and with the summer sun slowly appearing, eager homeowners can dust off their lawncare equipment and get to work as June and July mark the ideal time for gardening jobs including mowing, trimming and mulching. Nick comments: “Mowing the lawn after a long period of neglect thanks to the temperamental British weather requires a careful approach to avoid damaging the grass.” 2. Pruning - Pruning in June is essential for maintaining healthy plants and encouraging new growth after spring.  www.blackanddecker.co.ukwww.blackanddecker.co.uk/products/outdoor-living/lawn-garden/ lawn-mowers  www.blackanddecker.co.uk/products/outdoor-living/cutting- pruning-tools/pole-pruning-saws


In early Spring this year, trade only manufacturer and distributor of hardware and ironmongery, A. Perry, launched a ground-breaking product line into the fencing and landscaping market: SleeperSecure Sleeper Brackets. Engineered to redefine timber sleeper installations, these innovative brackets have quickly become a sensation with both landscaping professionals and DIYers, driving unprecedented demand for the range. Installing the sleeper brackets couldn’t be easier, simply position the timbers in place, hammer the brackets into the ground and secure them using SleeperSecure Sleeper Screws. The ease of use makes them the perfect solution even for novice DIYers installing a sleeper bed for the first time. Crafted from premium-grade steel, SleeperSecure Brackets are engineered to withstand the rigours of time and weather, ensuring longevity and reliability for all your landscaping endeavours.


Unlike conventional wooden supports prone to rot and deterioration, SleeperSecure Sleeper Brackets offer a robust alternative, eliminating the risks associated with traditional materials. With ground spikes, internal brackets and bespoke timber fixings, the range fully encompasses all elements of a sleeper structure installation and can be used with any sleeper size.  sales@perrytrade.co.ukwww.sleepersecure.co.uk


plasterboard, cement fibre, and foam backer-board, BW1 eliminates the need for priming, saving valuable time and resources.


Designed to withstand thermal


expansion and contraction, BW1 provides incredible flexibility, making it suitable for use on floors and walls in showers, wet rooms, steam rooms, saunas, basements, and more. With just one coat, BW1 creates a secure, waterproof cover, ensuring maximum protection against moisture. What sets BW1 apart is its quick and easy application, delivering a smooth, zero-slump finish. Its unique anti-bacterial formula reduces the development of mould and fungal growth, while its low emissions make it safe for use in confined spaces. BW1 is also compatible with BT1 and CT1, Britain’s No. 1


Sealant & Adhesive, offering seamless integration with existing CT1 products. With quick curing capabilities, users can tile over or fit waterproof panels in less than 18 hours, expediting project timelines without compromising quality. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience BW1: The Ultimate Bathroom Tanking System firsthand at the Installer Show 2024. Visit stand 5G18 to learn more about this groundbreaking product and discover how CT1 is setting the standard for excellence in waterproofing solutions.  www.CT1.com


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