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View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website With the Modus profile system, you can create a whole range of different fenestration types and aesthetic styles from a single system. Coming with a 12-year guarantee, Modus is available in nine solid and woodgrain-effect colours, all of which are available with white internal finishes to create a light and …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Believed to be the only playhouse built in Great Britain during the Second World War and home to The Progressive Players since 1939, The Little Theatre remains Gateshead’s only theatre to this day. Closed during the pandemic, funding was completed on an extension to the theatre creating a …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Eurocell has extended its range of market-leading conservatory and orangery solutions with the launch of new contemporary designs that create desirable extended living spaces or can modernise existing and traditional conservatory structures. Responding to increased consumer demand for 21st century conservatory designs that include greater use of glass, reduced brickwork, …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Eurocell has now proven that significant carbon savings can be achieved from the reuse of post-industrial and post-consumer waste to create new PVC-U solutions Estimates to establish lifecycle impact of using recycled PVC-U window frames independently verified by Manchester Metropolitan University Eurocell’s recycling strategy delivered saving of over 25,000 tonnes …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Clement Windows Group has manufactured over 200 new steel windows for Grade II listed Waltham Forest Town Hall. Designed by Philip Dalton Hepworth and constructed between 1938 and 1942, Waltham Forest Town Hall is one of the best known examples of the stripped classical style of architecture in …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Eurocell’s high performing and recycled window and door solutions selected for industry-leading construction research project led by Barratt Developments Academics and construction industry working together to develop a zero-carbon house and test the home living experience Barratt Development’s ‘Z-House’ showcases and monitors sustainable living by combining modern construction methods, home …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website 2021 saw increasing demand for many of Eurocell’s window, door, and roofing products. High performing, aesthetically pleasing, and sustainable products have helped trade partners secure business building opportunities amidst a turbulent year. Now, with newly expanded warehouse and manufacturing capacity, and a list of exciting products about to be launched, …
View the Crittal entry on BPindex Visit the Crittal website Visit the Crittal website – commercial Original Crittall windows have been replaced and upgraded on the main street frontage of one of Leeds’ most historic quarters. Briggate is a pedestrianised principal shopping street in the city centre containing many historic buildings including, tucked away from view in Lamberts Yard, the only …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Orbit Housing’s Fordham House in Stratford-upon-Avon aims to raise the bar for rented accommodation. Although initially a social housing provider, Orbit now refers to itself as a “developing housing association”, and Fordham House is designed for private rental by key workers in the town. The 82-apartment block provides enhanced protection against noise, …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Making the return to office-based working more palatable, Clement Windows has recently manufactured and installed new steel windows at two stunning office refurbishment projects in Central London. A great example of 1930s Art Deco architecture, The Douglas Building sits on Great Titchield Street in the West End. Formerly …
