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Stainless Steel Floor Drainage System launching at Foodex 2014
On January 21, 2014 by adminAlumasc Exterior Building Products Alumasc Harmer has designed its new Stainless Steel Floor Drainage system to accompany its extensive range of drains, channel drains, shower and wet room drainage solutions. The new brand is aimed at specifiers requiring a corrosion resistant application with easy installation for a range of different flooring options and grate finishes.
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Concealed cistern celebrates its 50th anniversary
On January 21, 2014 by adminGeberit has celebrated the 50th anniversary of the launch of its concealed cistern, which has enabled the development of prewall installation and the ability for additional sanitary fittings to be installed discreetly behind the wall. The advantage of mounting the cisterns behind the wall as opposed to in front, allowed bathrooms to be designed to
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Structural Repairs Before Renting Out a Property
On January 20, 2014 by adminWhen you are interested in renting out property, one of the issues you will definitely need to look into is how to make sure that you effect the right structural repairs needed prior to doing this. This often ends up saving you a lot of time and money in the long run. This means that
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Coupler system from Ancon set to be launched at UK Concrete Show 2014
On January 19, 2014 by adminAncon Building Products will be launching its CARES approved, Bartec-Plus Parallel Threaded Coupler System at the UK Concrete Show at the NEC on 27-28th February. The product is the only coupler system to be approved suitable for large volume and fatigue applications, including road and rail infrastructure projects. The company will also be showcasing its
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Construction company late payments steadily declining
On January 19, 2014 by adminIntegrity Software Systems Integrity Software has reported that late payments for construction companies have decreased throughout 2013, with the average wait for bills being paid falling from 90 to 85 days. Previous findings by the Association for Consultancy and Engineering has shown that small businesses are the worst affected, with MP Debbie Abrahams claiming that