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In This Issue |
Comment |
Brian Shillibeer reckons there is a boom in store – but it might only last two years before falling interest rates start to climb again. He also looks at the Buy British ethos pervading both the aluminium and PVC-U markets while |
Aluminium |
Complying honestly when it comes to supplying aluminium products that meet the required thermal performance of the building regulations doesn’t have to be complicated,writes Roger Hartshorn. Escapade Silverstone is a collection of contemporary villas built on a 14-acre site next to Copse, Maggots and Becketts
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News |
Three quarters of people surveyed believe the Labour Party’s pledge of 1.5 million new homes is unachievable. The floorplan for FIT Show 2025 is filling up fast, with the organiser reporting it is on target to increase the size of the show by 30% According to newly released data, one in five workers in routine, manual and service occupations in England smoke. |
Comercial Installations |
The new College Road development in Croydon in south-east London is formed of two towers – it is now the tallest modular building in the whole of Europe. Kestrel Aluminium Systems has collaborated with ASSA Abloy to create a new range of emergency exit hardware.
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Marketing column |
Andrew Scott, MD of Purplex Marketing, highlights how an all-encompassing strategic marketing plan can generate success for fenestration businesses in 2025. |
Products & Projects |
Three pages with the latest products... |
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The FENSA column |
At FENSA we get asked about conservation areas and listed buildings, writes technical manager Sam Davies. |
Trade News |
what's new, what's happening... |
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The Technical article |
Don Waterworth is not a fan of signing agreements on an iPad or tablet as we all know people don’t read the terms and conditions when tech is thrust in front of them. |
Installer Classified |
The Small ads |
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Wellbeing |
Enjoy the process of swapping out habits that make you feel like shit and replacing them with other habits that make you feel enriched – like reading the Sunday papers, writes Kate Ashley-Norman. |
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