Multi-Comfort home building plus what’s new in building

  • 6 Mar 2015

Howard Chapman

Howard Chapman, Editor of Buildingtalk

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This week I was at Ecobuild to take a look at whats new in sustainable building products and projects.

I will also be interviewing Saint-Gobain about its new Multi-Comfort home building concept that has been developed to make buildings more comfortable and sustainable.

Saint-Gobain new Multi-Comfort home building concept developed to make buildings more comfortable and sustainable

The latest Buildingtalk Newsletter includes a plug in route to energy monitoring and a new pocket-sized thermal camera from Flir. Plus training opportunities include all about flammability regulations for contract furniture and a paint specification CPD.

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Here are more highlights from this weeks Buildingtalk Newsletter.

VIDEO OF THE WEEK

  • How new fastening technology saves time on pipe and cable installations.

OTHER TOP STORIES

  • Greenwood Airvac has designed its free ventilation review to help social housing landlords deal with unsuitable ventilation.
  • New public space litter bin from ESE World
  • New PURe aluminium window system helps specifiers achieve low U-values and high thermal performances
  • Hush floating flooring panels offers acoustic solutions for both domestic and commercial properties.
  • Domestic and commercial Electrical Vehicle charging solutions

Flat roofing system installed at Kings Cross Station

LATEST CASE STUDIES

  • Flat roofing system installed at Kings Cross Station
  • Waterless urinals specified for secondary school
  • Safety vinyl flooring specified for installation in care home
  • School of Architecture and Construction fitted with Blackdown green roofing system
  • Stannah Microlift service lift supplied to Widnes Foodbank charity

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