Choosing the right products for new-builds isn’t just important in creating more comfortable homes, it will also become crucial in meeting upcoming changes to regulations. If you’re unsure of what this means, we've outlined some key products below to think about when working on new builds. In addition, read through the blogs on this page, where we’ll talk you through the products that can help you meet these requirements for new-builds.
Gypsum-based parge coat to improve the thermal and acoustic performance of masonry walls before lining with Gyproc acoustic boards.
This type of system provides constant fresh filtered air into a building while retaining most of the energy that has already been used in heating the building. This kind of system can extract and recycle any warmth in the outgoing air by transferring it into the new supply - optimising the climate in the home.
It is a plasterboard with a higher density sound insulating core, enables the wall, partition and ceiling system to provide greater sound insulation performance over standard products by reducing the transmission of sound between rooms.
Compliant with Part L of the Build Regulations. PipeSnug is quicker and cleaner than mortar at sealing holes created when installing pipe work from the inside out.
This type of heating system lives on the ground outside or on a sunny wall and takes in heat from outside air. This can then be used to heat hot water, radiators or underfloor heating. They can work all-year round, even when temperatures are down to -15°C.
Solar electricity panels, also known as photovoltaics (PV), capture the sun’s energy and convert it into electricity that you can use in the home. By installing solar PV for your clients they are able to generate their own renewable electricity.
Increases thermal efficiency and minimises heat loss and therefore energy consumption.
A range of modern, high-performance glazing for the home made by Saint-Gobain Glass. Planitherm glass doesn't just meet UK energy standards and Building Regulations, it exceeds them: offering better efficiency than traditional double glazing.
The primary purpose of an internal floor is to provide acoustic separation for airborne sound between two adjacent rooms within a dwelling, thereby improving the acoustic comfort of those within the dwelling
Electric floor heating is an energy-efficient way to heat your home, with no need for plumbing or bulky radiators. Learn more about how to use it in your next project.
Water underfloor heating systems (also known as wet or hydronic systems) use radiant heat technology to warm your rooms. Learn more about how to integrate it into your next project.
Sedum roofs are flowered panels that can be attached to garden shed roofs, outbuildings or even extensions. They’re ideal for homeowners who are environmentally-conscious and have a smaller garden to work with.
If you’re looking to create a truly comfortable home for your customer, then you should definitely be considering airtightness levels.
Introducing: PipeSnug. This handy piece of kit is the only pipe sealant on the market that automatically meets Part L requirements.
Let’s take a closer look at what’s causing the problem and what you can do to help your customers prepare and protect their homes.
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