Head of Technical

Keylite

06 March 2024

Keylite: Study reveals UK housebuilders struggling with Part L requirements

Posted on by Max Banner

This article from Keylite Roof Windows (Keylite) explores a study that reveals UK housebuilders are struggling with Part L requirements…

CCF

19 October 2023

CCF and Knauf Insulation unite to guide housebuilders through Part L and beyond

Posted on by Max Banner

Leading insulation, drywall and ceiling product distributor CCF joined forces with Knauf Insulation to identify some of the most common issues surrounding meeting Part L.

CCF

11 September 2023

CCF takes an active role in passive fire protection

Posted on by Max Banner

CCF is investing in both its product offering and technical expertise to better support its customers in meeting the new fire safety regulations.

REHAU

03 October 2022

REHAU’s versatile RAUTITAN sees MLCP Range expanded

Posted on by Max Banner

REHAU has announced the launch of new sizes for its RAUTITAN Stabil heating and plumbing multi-layer composite pipe (MLCP).

05 August 2022

New Drinking Water Approval for REHAU’s RAUTITAN

Posted on by Max Banner

REHAU’s RAUTITAN stabil in sizes 16 to 63, RAUTITAN flex in pipe sizes 12 to 63, and the RAUTITAN Smart Link manifold system are now certified by KIWA under its KUKreg4 scheme.

REHAU

04 August 2022

REHAU: UK Should be Better Equipped for Heatwaves – Expert

Posted on by Max Banner

Following record-breaking temperatures this summer, REHAU is advising that both old and new UK building stock needs to become more resilient to high temperatures.

16 November 2021

REHAU: New HVAC systems whitepaper tackles building sustainability and overheating issues

Posted on by Max Banner

A new REHAU whitepaper is highlighting the importance of sustainable HVAC systems to construction professionals.

CCF

28 July 2021

CCF: Part L 2021 – The Next Step for Building Energy Efficiency and Carbon Emissions

Posted on by Max Banner

The construction industry has a clear road-map for the energy efficiency and carbon reduction of buildings through to 2025 and beyond, which is a crucial step towards our zero-carbon future, says CCF.