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05 April 2019

• Rose Hall Cottage, Flood Resilience project

  Rose Hall Cottage is a private dwelling located in Middleton Cheney, Banbury.

• Graphene Filled Epoxy Offers 5.5 W/(m•K) Thermal Conductivity

  Master Bond EP30NG is a two part epoxy adhesive system developed for applications that require high thermal conductivity.

• Does your Diesel Bowser meet industry standards?

  The end is in sight for old diesel bowsers – on May 9th 2019 a fifteen year transition period comes to an end, meaning bowsers manufactured prior to May 2004 are no longer treated as interme¬diate bulk containers (IBCs) for the transport of dangerous goods (including diesel and gas oil) on the highway.

• Why Supplying Accurate Precision Drilling Drawings Is Important

  For our machines to work their best, we need to feed them accurate information. Here are a few pitfalls that can occur in the world of precision drilling, and how you can avoid them.

• 200te ATEX Load Shackles for Mooring Buoy Application

  Despatched this week were these four 200te ATEX load shackles for a single point mooring buoy load monitoring application.

• What Is A Damp Proof Membrane? A Quick & Easy DPM Guide

  One of the great advantages of Ecotile is that you don’t need a damp proof membrane, the tiles won’t be affected by damp in the floor and any moisture can evaporate out between the joints.

• 3 things to think about when choosing a factory floor

  Flooring is one of those things everyone takes for granted until it goes wrong. This is especially true of factory flooring as there are so many stakeholders with different requirements.

• Häfele Launches New AluSplash Splashbacks

  Innovative new range provides affordable alternative to glass

04 April 2019

• Orangery, Garden Room or Conservatory?

  “What's the difference between an orangery and a conservatory,” is one of our most frequently asked questions (FAQs).

• Fight false fire alarms with NEW colour options for the Call Point Stopper®

  More than 14,000 false fire alarms were accidentally triggered across England in 2017/18 - disrupting schools and businesses, placing unnecessary strain on our emergency services and reducing the confidence the general public have in fire alarms.