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Properties that are built after the 1920’s are more likely to be constructed with two layers of brick. This leaves a space where insulating material can be injected or added. The transfer of heat through your walls is slowed by partial fill insulation so your heating remains inside your property. Effectively allowing you to save a significant amount annually. Therefore, the insulation essentially pays itself off over the years.

Cedral is an easy to install, low maintenance alternative to traditional cladding materials. Perfect for refurbishing old walls or creating a striking unique feature on a new build, Cedral will help add kerb appeal to any project. Available in a traditional shiplap style and a contemporary flush-fitted design, the wood effect or smooth finish in a wide range of colours offer endless design possibilities. Cedral offers a complete cladding solution. Allowing the planks to be easily cut, there’s no need to pre-drill and there’s a comprehensive range of matching trims for a seamless finish.

Glass wool insulation is perhaps the most used type of insulation installed today. It is made by heating glass and sand to about 15000c causing the mixture to melt. This is then spun at high speed to form fibres, which are then stuck together using a resin binder, creating a thick web of fibres that is highly flexible and resembles sheep’s wool, Glass wool can also be used in the manufacturing of different products, including automobiles. As an insulator, glass wool works to trap air and slow the transfer of heat. In most cases, glass wool comes in a blanket form (called batts), but it’s also available as loose-fill.

There are two main types of underfloor heating, electric underfloor heating, which is sometimes known as a dry system, and water underfloor heating, which is also known as a wet system. Dry and wet underfloor heating systems are similar, both having their own pros and cons. The main drawback of electric underfloor heating is the running cost. The cost of heating …

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Installing loft insulation in your property is a cost-effective way to improve energy efficiency and significantly save on your energy bills. Loft insulation can cut annual heating bills, heat loss and reduce the carbon footprint of the property.

Hush Acoustics has been designing and producing sound-dampening products for over 30 years, rising up as the UK’s leading and most well-known acoustic specialists for domestic and commercial use. Founded in 1984, Scotland, Hush Acoustics relocated to North West England in 1998 creating a state wide distribution network.

Rockpanel is built upon on a relationship with clients and architects. With a primary goal to establish themselves as a reliable and capable partner for new builds and renovations. Clients are supplied with a continual stream of new, high-quality, and best-suited system solutions

Underfloor water heating allows your property to be evenly heated as the heating system spreads across the entire property, rather than creating hot spots around individual radiators. The steady rise of radiated heat is much more even and comfortable than the restless movement of convection heat from radiators, drawing cold air across the floor and up to the ceiling, underfloor heating produces radiant warmth.

Underfloor heating turns your floor into one big heat emitter via a system of pipes or cables laid under the floor. It’s efficient and effective, and has become an increasingly popular option, providing an energy efficient alternative to traditional radiator systems.