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36  WB225


   David Thornton at The Window Company (Contracts) commented: “Great to read Rehau UK CEO Martin Hitchin’s recent comments on


  role that specialist commercial installers like The Window Company (Contracts) have to play in providing expertise and  and local authorities when it comes to choosing the right  “Martin is absolutely right to argue that there’s a big education challenge ahead to communicate how effectively higher spec PVC-U frames can transform the warmth and  housing properties to achieve a minimum of a C in EPCs by 2035 (or 2030 for fuel poor households).  the biggest factors for HAs and local authorities in deciding how to spend council tax payers’ money. “As I see it, the real educational challenge comes around


communicating what value for money really looks like in   as well as the thermal performance and energy savings achievable.” https://thewinco.co.uk/


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  Reynaers


Aluminium UK has unveiled a new RIBA-approved CPD exploring how architects can utilise glazing systems to maximise the positive impact of nature on human wellbeing. The CPD seminar, titled ‘Memories of Green – How


 for wellbeing and connection with nature’ delves into the relationship between the interior and external surroundings of buildings, and how to utilise green spaces to become an extension of indoor living. The CPD was developed by architect, and Vice President


of the Manchester Society of Architects Paul Iddon, and focuses on the concept of biophilia – the human need for a connection with nature – and how glazing systems can be used to apply this concept to building design. The new seminar will provide insight into the ways


architects can use sliding and folding doors, and large glazing systems, to enhance the visual connection to nature, framing the outside world and increasing natural light to enhance physical and mental health. The CPD outlines the design credentials, sustainability  and looks at the ways the company can support architects in developing designs rooted in biophilic principles. www.reynaers.co.uk/cpd


 Hörmann UK’s multi-purpose hinged steel doors are purpose-built to meet the demanding    a fully bonded composite construction that enhances structural strength and provides smooth   


     www.hormann.co.uk/industry-commerce-and-public-authorities/doors


 Public Sector bodies are increasingly looking to engage directly with specialist SME direct manufacturing and installation contractors for window and door renewal projects — and the results are compelling. By cutting out layers of subcontracting and overhead, these bodies are achieving  SME’s bring deep technical expertise, agility and a vested interest in delivering value.


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Their leaner structures allow for transparent pricing and faster turnaround times. Public Sector  Moreover, this approach supports local economies and aligns with social value objectives, fostering growth among regional businesses. While procurement processes must be carefully managed to  In short, direct engagement with specialist SME’s is proving to be a smart, cost-effective strategy for Public Sector bodies Astraseal can provide fully compliant solutions for PVCu  installations. www.astraseal.co.uk info@astraseal.com


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