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New technical guide to underfloor heating

A new technical guide from Hepworth Plumbing Products provides a comprehensive insight to underfloor heating performance and specification.

News from Hepworth Drainage ( 1 July 2005)

Pressure systems technical manual from Hepworth

New technical manual from Hepworth Plumbing Products provides the company's most comprehensive ever guide to its range of Hep3O plastics alloy water pressure systems.

News from Hepworth Drainage (29 June 2005)

Hepworth help predict plumbing systems futures

The latest investment at Hepworth Plumbing Products is designed to help the company predict the performance of new products at the earliest stage of development.

News from Hepworth Drainage (28 June 2005)

Demountable stop end from Hepworth Plumbing

Hepworth new demountable stop end provides a convenient means of providing a permanent, yet removable seal at the end of a pipe run.

News from Hepworth Drainage (24 June 2005)

HepBlade makes pipe cutting easy

Hepworth Drainage has added to the range of options available for cutting clay drainage pipes, with the introduction of HepBlade.

News from Hepworth Drainage (20 June 2005)

Flexible couplings make the going easy

Flexible couplings, such as the HepSure range from Hepworth Drainage, provide a simple and convenient means of jointing below and above ground drainage pipes.

News from Hepworth Drainage ( 1 June 2005)

Wall guide to drainage product selection

Clark-Drain, market leader in drainage products for the building and construction markets, has introduced a new Product Selector Wall-Chart. Brochure available

News from Clark-Drain (26 May 2005)

Geotechnical surveys mean major contractor savings

Technical background article Greater use of the data gained from geotechnical surveys could save millions of pounds for drainage specifiers and contractors, as well as making a major contribution to sustainable construction.

News from Hepworth Drainage (13 May 2005)

Hepworth SuperSeal step forward in drainage

SuperSeal has been specifically developed for adoptable sewerage schemes, storm water applications, highway drainage, industrial and brownfield developments.

News from Hepworth Drainage (13 May 2005)

Hepworth expands test centre operation

Hepworth expands test centre operation to keep pace with international demand for flexible plumbing systems

News from Hepworth Drainage (11 May 2005)

Hepworth helps build a home on the web

User application article Hepworth Plumbing Products is to help build a new home on the Worldwide Web.

News from Hepworth Drainage ( 4 May 2005)

Yeoman Shield expertise in the 'home of golf'

User application article New door protection supplied by Yeoman Shield has given the battered doors a new lease of life at St Andrews Bay Hotel.

News from Yeoman Shield (28 April 2005)

New 1 metre thermoplastic linear drainage channels

Clark-Drain has introduced the new 400 Series of linear drainage channels which are available in one metre length thermoplastic versions. Brochure available

News from Clark-Drain (25 April 2005)

GEOlight provides stormwater solutions

User application article GEOlight stormwater management system from Hepworth Drainage gives protection from potential flooding during periods of heavy rainfall.

News from Hepworth Drainage (18 April 2005)

NT sustainable development selects clay drainage

User application article Clay drainage systems from Hepworth are to be incorporated in the first commercial scale sustainable housing development currently under construction at National Trust site.

News from Hepworth Drainage (11 April 2005)

Yeoman shield helps bring the NHS to life

User application article Surface protection specialist Yeoman Shield, played its part in the reconstruction of an imitation NHS hospital by supplying a range of its wall and door protection products for the event.

News from Yeoman Shield ( 1 April 2005)

Drain entry reducer is regulation compliant

To reduce the risk of accidents, properties with a drainage inspection chamber of more than 1.2 metres depth, must ensure that the opening is reduced to no more than 350mm. Brochure available