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Celcon aircrete proves green credentials

Pulverised Fuel Ash, which accounts for 75% of the material used to make Celcon blocks, is a by-product of another process that would otherwise be sent for landfill.

News from H+H Celcon ( 7 September 2005)

Celcon blocks chosen for new Herts Constabulary HQ

User application article Celcon aircrete blocks with Thin-Joint technology have been chosen for a state-of-the-art, GBP6.2m Operational Support Building for Hertfordshire Constabulary at Welwyn Garden City.

News from H+H Celcon ( 7 September 2005)

Celcon lightweight solution cuts costs

User application article Celcon's Hi-7, high-strength aircrete blocks cuts costs for luxury Beckenham development.

News from H+H Celcon ( 7 September 2005)

Celcon Thin-Joint beats speed of timber frame

User application article Aircrete with thin-layer technology proved to be quicker than timber frame on a development of two character properties in Suffolk.

News from H+H Celcon ( 7 September 2005)

Robust Details promotes Aircrete use for Part E

Technical background article Builders and specifiers now have a growing suite of aircrete-based RD's to meet Part E in a variety of situations.

News from H+H Celcon ( 7 September 2005)

Celcon solid wall solution cuts costs

User application article Ferrying a consignment of light weight aircrete blocks was a considerable saving over ferrying both bricks and blocks for traditional cavity construction on a Thames island project.

News from H+H Celcon ( 7 September 2005)

Terca and Koramic brands in new showroom

Opening of new UK showroom adds to growing presence in UK market of Terca facing brick and Koramic roof tile ranges.

News from Wienerberger ( 5 September 2005)

Formpave expands into natural stone market

Formpave, a leading manufacturer of standard and specialist concrete block and permeable paving systems, has announced its move into the natural stone market.

News from Formpave ( 1 September 2005)

Catnic to profile brick spacing system

Catnic, will be showcasing its innovative brick spacing system, Catnic Brikmat, at this year's Housebuilding Show.

News from Catnic (26 August 2005)

Rendering and plastering solutions

All 23 Renderplas profiles can be downloaded by AutoCAD users or full product datasheet available from Renderplas website - rendering and plastering solutions inspired by nature. Brochure available

News from Renderplas (24 August 2005)

Housebuilder awards built on Ibstock bricks

Volume House Builder Award for Countryside Properties all featured Ibstock bricks.

News from Ibstock Brick (19 August 2005)

Concrete architectural company relaunched

Stoner Concrete, known in the south-east for its range of high quality architectural concrete products and bespoke design service will, from 1st September 2005, trade as Albion Architectural Concrete.

News from Albion Architectural Concrete (16 August 2005)

Paving the way for Rainwater Harvesting

Aquaflow Permeable Paving and Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) from Formpave provides an affordable solution to the challenges of water conservation, recycling and reuse.

News from Formpave (11 August 2005)

Catnic launches new lintels pocket guide

Catnic, has this month launched an updated version of its Lintel Pocket Guide to bring it up to date with the current Lintel Product Selector.

News from Catnic (11 August 2005)

Ibstock Swanage brick at Paternoster House

User application article Ibstock Swanage brick helps Paternoster House stand out as Ibstock award winner

News from Ibstock Brick ( 3 August 2005)

BDA best structural use of Ibstock brick

User application article Hopkins Norwich Forum wins BDA best structural use of Ibstock brick.

News from Ibstock Brick ( 3 August 2005)

Meadowstone launches virtual training programme

Meadowstone, the UK's leading provider of cast stone has teamed up with veteran broadcaster and presenter Simon Groom to create the first 'virtual' training presentation for the construction industry.