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ACO’s Streamlined Drainage Specification E-commerce Platform makes product selection easy.

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ACO Building Drainage’s new e-commerce site is aimed at streamlining the selection and specification process for building drainage installations, while also making it easier for specifiers and contractors to select and buy products.

The new platform is unique to ACO Building Drainage for its stainless-steel drainage, grease management solutions and Access Covers in buildings. The digital solution covers six product categories and a broad portfolio of applications to make finding the drainage solution that fits the project a smoother and more cost-effective process. This includes stainless steel gullies, total flow gullies, rainwater outlets, shower drains, grease traps and separators, as well as access covers.

Featuring an innovative specification tool, the web shop helps users identify the solution that best fits their needs by tapping into the expertise of ACO’s drainage engineers. It does this by asking a small number of questions about the project at hand, and then offering a recommendation from ACO’s expert technical team of suitable products that fulfil the project requirements.

Nick Cairns, Marketing Manager at ACO, said:

“We know that for many building product specifiers and contractors, the time it takes them to compare and find the right solution, as well as locate where to buy products, can be extensive. That’s why we’ve invested into our new e-commerce site.

“The selector tool is designed from the ground up to make the process of specifying and selecting drainage products as easy as possible, removing the tedious hassle of comparing multiple products manually. Instead, simply answer a handful of questions and the solution that’s right for you will appear on screen. Once a customer chooses a product, the website makes it straightforward to obtain a merchant’s quote or purchase direct from ACO.”

Products offered by the selector tool cover single items and entire kits, depending on the answers provided. If looking for grease traps and separators, for example, the selector tool will ask whether it is to be situated inside or outside of a kitchen, then the number of meals expected to be served and the appliances used. Based on this information, the selector tool will display the recommended solution for the project.

In all cases, customers will be able to view the product and download the associated data sheets. While customers can buy the product direct from ACO, they are also able to obtain a quote and purchase the product through a merchant.

For more about ACO Building Drainage and to try ACO’s selector tool, visit: https://www.aco.co.uk/web-shop.

 

Innovative solutions for backflow prevention

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Fernco has long been recognised as the market leader in civils and drainage products, thanks to our unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence. However, Fernco’s expertise is no longer confined to traditional drainage solutions. With a forward-thinking approach, we have become water management specialists, catering to the evolving needs of modern environments. Two of our innovative products, Non-Return Valves and Back Water Valves, highlight our dedication to providing effective solutions. Both products are designed to prevent the backflow of water, ensuring the integrity of drainage systems and protecting against potential flooding and contamination. They offer reliable protection by automatically closing off the sewer or water line during high water events. By incorporating these innovative products into your water management strategy, you can benefit from Fernco’s expertise providing your customers the solutions they need. Take a read below to learn how you could benefit from these innovative products.

Non-Return Valves

Fernco’s Non-return valves (NRVs) allow sewer or surface water materials to freely flow in the direction of the systems mains but block backflow of those materials in the opposite direction in instances, such as, flooding.

Benefits include: 
• Unobtrusive to natural flow
• Available in 4” and 6” sizes
• A proven flood prevention method
• Helps to protect homes, properties, commercial buildings, roads etc
• Maintenance free
• Fit into existing manhole in minutes
• WRc Approved™

Backwater Valves

Fernco’s Backwater Valves are installed in-line along the drainage system to allow sewer or surface water materials to freely flow in the direction of the systems mains but block backflow of those materials in the opposite direction in instances, such as, flooding.

Benefits include: 
• Robust design and maintenance-free operation
• Designed to fit pipes of OD110 to OD200
• Stainless steel anti-flooding flaps
• Special design of the body minimises the risk of solid waste accumulating

Check out the installation video for the NRV

 

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Email us at sales@fernco.co.uk I +44 1226 340 222

High Level Thinking: ACO and Aquality Design Blue Roof Playground at Madani Girls’ School

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Set within a purpose-built Grade II listed Victorian building, Madani Girls’ School is based in the borough of Tower Hamlets and the suburbs of inner-city London. With a mission to deliver a high-quality teaching and learning experience for its pupils, the school embarked on a project to extend and add a new library, IT suite and sports hall to its facility.

Given the nature of the site the only practical place to cite these new facilities was in the existing playground, and in order not to lose valuable outdoor play space, the decision was made to convert the roof space of the new building into a playground for the pupils. A key challenge facing the project was satisfying Tower Hamlets Council’s planning conditions in relation to surface water management. Namely, this was ensuring that the surface water will discharge at an appropriate rate to prevent downstream flooding.

 Warming up to the task

Owing to the prohibitive site, the project team had already identified that a blue roof would be an ideal way of managing the surface water whilst also allowing multi-functional use of the roof space for the new building. However only preliminary calculations and an outline feasibility of the blue roof had been presented at planning.

To this end, Plumbsa Plumbing Ltd the subcontractors designated to work on the roofing and plumbing of the project, turned to surface water management specialists ACO Building Drainage and Aquality, stormwater management professionals, to help solve the issue.

Aquality undertook the hydraulic design and calculations and partnered with ACO Building Drainage to provide the ACO RoofBloxx geocellular tank, roof outlets, and blue roof flow control to provide a complete blue roof attenuation system.

To demonstrate the versatility and strength of the ACO RoofBloxx system, a porous asphalt playground was built over the top of the tank. Rainwater is designed to filter through the porous surface into the storage void. Alongside this, to ensure pupils had an aesthetically pleasing and biodiverse area to enjoy, an extensive green roof was incorporated around the perimeter of the roof.

Demonstrating the flexibility of blue roofs

 Ali Adan from Plumbsa Plumbing Ltd said: “After discussions with the teams at ACO and Aquality, we were very pleased with the end result of the ACO RoofBloxx blue roof. It goes to show that even in some of the most difficult projects, rainwater can be managed with sustainability and amenity in mind, and SuDS principles can be followed. Not only did ACO and Aquality help with the consultation and hydraulic specification, but installation was also quick, simple and cost-effective.”

The Madani Girls’ School’s blue roof now works to prevent flooding whilst also retaining valuable outdoor space for students to enjoy and use for learning. For more about ACO Building Drainage and the ACO RoofBloxx system, please visit: https://www.aco.co.uk/products/roofbloxx

Skyline Anti-Climb from Alumasc: Security without compromise

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For buildings where increased security measures are a priority, the Skyline Anti-Climb Barrier system from Alumasc Water Management Solutions (AWMS), provides a complete security solution with no compromise on style.

Skyline Anti-Climb is an attractive architectural aluminium design solution, for the prevention of unauthorised access to the roofscape. The system can be installed on any type of roof on any type of building, but is particularly suited to those where high security is paramount; such as schools, hospitals, prisons, secure units and social care facilities.

As part of its ongoing commitment to achieving the highest construction standards, AWMS has released a new Anti-Climb installation guide, featuring step-by-step instructions and clear, detailed diagrams. The guide serves as an additional technical aid to installers, to ensure the most efficient, robust installation methods and ultimately, the maximum performance of the Anti-Climb system.

The Skyline Anti-Climb installation guide is part of a full suite of new online guides covering the entire Skyline product range.

Appealing design, effective defence

Skyline Anti-Climb gives designers great flexibility to create appealing and effective defence against unwanted intrusion at the roofline in new build, refurbishment and retro-fit projects. The system can also be used in conjunction with all Alumasc gutter systems and Alumasc Guardian Anti-Climb downpipes, resulting in highly effective, design-driven security provision.

Comprising components which are lightweight, durable, corrosion-resistant and easy to install, Skyline Anti-Climb offers a life expectancy of 40 years in rural and suburban areas and up to 25 years in industrial or marine locations; during which time, only minimal maintenance will be required.

In addition to roofline application, Skyline Anti-Climb can also be installed effectively to cap security fencing, on parapet walls, or on any part of a structure which is vulnerable to unauthorised access via climbing.

Anti-Climb Barriers are made from rolled 2mm heavy grade aluminium sheet to BS 1470: 1972 and are 100% recyclable.

Made in Britain

Skyline Anti-Climb is manufactured entirely in the UK and finished in BBA approved polyester powder coatings in our in-house powder coating facility. Furthermore, the system is supplied complete with all components, for efficient installation on site. Additional installation and on-site assistance is also available from our unrivalled UK technical support team.

AWMS: Leading the way in sustainable drainage

The AWMS ‘Concept to Completion’ process is underpinned by a solid company infrastructure which offers the following:

  • three UK manufacturing plants
  • national brand-specific sales team and regional support network
  • in-house technical team
  • design team to fulfil bespoke design requirements
  • rainwater and drainage calculations and on-site surveys
  • take off and estimations
  • in-house, BBA approved powder coating facilities
  • unrivalled dedicated UK technical and after-sales support

Under the AWMS umbrella, sit five brands well known for innovation, quality and longevity: Alumasc Rainwater Gutters & Downpipes; Skyline Architectural Aluminium;  Harmer Building Drainage; Wade Building Drainage and Gatic Civil Drainage & Access Covers.

Our extensive product portfolio ensures the provision of Rain to Drain solutions that continue to set the standard for urban water management.

Alumasc Water Management Solutions is part of the Alumasc Group.

View and download the Anti-Climb installation guide here. 

For more information call 01536 383810, or visit www.alumascwms.co.uk

 

MEET THE FAMILY: OUR FULL RANGE OF POLYPROPYLENE DRAINAGE CHANNELS

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At Clark-Drain we are well known for being a family-run business that is ‘grounded in expertise’, continually developing innovative drainage and access products and solutions. However, what is perhaps less well known, is the full breadth and range of our products.

As the first manufacturers in the UK to make polypropylene channels, we have an entire family of polypropylene drainage channels available to suit every requirement.

CD 422/MESH – Polypropylene Domestic Channel

This is our most well-known and popular polypropylene channel, perfect for domestic settings or within landscaped areas such as patios, paths, gardens and driveways. Made from recycled polypropylene, with a mesh grating, A15 load rating, spring-lock connections and 4.3 litres per second max through-flow, the CD422 is fast and easy to install.

CD 425 – Polypropylene Domestic Channel with Galvanised Steel

Our CD 425 polypropylene channel is very similar to the CD 422. It also has an A15 load rating, 4.3 litres per second max through-flow, and is most suitable for use on driveway, garage thresholds and landscaped areas such as patios. The grating is made from galvanised steel to provide a slightly different appearance for your customers.

CD 410 – Polypropylene Domestic Shallow Channel

For applications where depth is restricted, our CD 410 polypropylene channel is the perfect choice. With a lower profile and mesh grating, the external dimensions of its depth are just 92mm yet it still comes with an A15 load rating, 2.2 litres per second max flow-through and simple locking mechanism for easy installation.

CD 430 – Polypropylene Block-Slot Channel

Our CD 430 is an effective and inexpensive slot drainage option, which leaves an unobtrusive line along the surface. With a slot size of 10 by 47.5 mm, load rating of up to C250 and max through-flow rate of 2.2 litres per second, it is suitable for areas where there is light vehicular traffic and is particularly popular for block paved driveways and pedestrian precincts where appearance is an important factor.

CD 434 – Polypropylene B125 Channel with Narrow Slotted Grating

The CD 434 comes with a narrow slot heel-guard grating. With a load rating of B125, max through-flow of 4.3 litres per second and heat resistant (making it suitable for tarmac edging), this channel is Network Rail approved and suitable for areas such as car parks, shopping precincts, pavements and rail platforms.

CD 437 – Polypropylene C250 Channel with Ductile Narrow Slotted Grating

The CD 437 is a polypropylene channel with a load rating classification of C250, making it suitable for areas with light, slow-moving traffic. Weighing just 9kg, it remains a lightweight option and the locking bar and bolt keeps installation simple. The ductile iron grating also has narrow slots which prevent heels from getting stuck, making it the perfect choice for pedestrian areas.

At Clark-Drain, we want to make access and drainage easy for our customers, which is why all of our polypropylene drainage channels have male/female connections, to allow quick installation of up to 3 metres at a time.

We have never been a company that takes a one-size-fits-all approach. We understand that every customer and project is unique, which is why we develop a breadth of products that are designed and manufactured in the UK, to ensure our customers can find the optimal solution to meet their individual needs.

For further information, please get in touch on 01733 765317 or visit www.clark-drain.com

ACO and Aquality Create a Blue Roof Like No Other At Queen’s Gate Place Mews

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The ACO Blue roof installed at Queensgate Mews

ACO Building Drainage combined with Aquality to retrofit a blue roof in central London where it was initially thought not possible.

Part of the collection of quaint residential and commercial properties at Queen’s Gate Place Mews is The Lodge. Recently revamped and extended with a new mansard roof to enable a second storey, one of the key challenges of the project was meeting the SuDS (sustainable urban drainage system) requirement and managing the water runoff from the roof, as set out by the The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea planning committee.

Doing what no others can

With sustainable drainage as a vital factor of the extension being granted planning approval, Keystone consulted several blue roof manufacturers and roofing contractors to look at how this could be achieved. However, all the suppliers Keystone approached had refused the project and stated that it would be impossible, given the small roof area and the necessity of holding the water on the roof’s surface while controlling the runoff rate.

The patented ACO blue roof meets planning conditions and building regulations

ACO and Aquality stepped in with an approach that nobody else could offer. Using ACO’s innovative patented RoofBloxx attenuation system, this was adapted into a free-standing retrofit application that sits separately above the roof construction, without adding any risk of water leaking onto the mansard roof itself.

Martin Durham, Managing Director, and Owner of Keystone Construction said: “We were faced with a very tricky challenge set by the authorities. On one hand, to achieve planning permission, we had to comply by controlling the runoff to prevent flood risks and overwhelming the sewer. However, we couldn’t go forward with a typical blue roof, as holding water on top of a conventional roof invariably adds risk and goes against best practice of roof construction. Water will eventually seep into the roof layers and compromise the structure.

“This was a key reason for choosing to work with Aquality and ACO – as their solution was unlike anybody else’s. By being a standalone system, we could install it on top of the roof build up and it works independently of the roof. Alongside the ingenuity of the system itself, we were very pleased with the design service as well as the ease of the installation too.”

To learn more about our blue roof system and to watch our animation please see  https://www.aco.co.uk/blue-green-roofs

 

WHY CHOOSING THE RIGHT DESIGN, DRAINAGE AND ACCESS SPECIFICATION IS PARAMOUNT

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Choosing your drainage and access products

When choosing drainage and access products, you often have a whole range of competing considerations and demands. There is a budget for the project, but you also need to balance this with the design and specification details. Some clients may request you consider other factors too, such as appearance and environmental considerations. The most crucial factors to consider are the specification and design of the product. Not only does the product need to be “up to the job” you’re asking it to do, and compliant with regulations, but it will also need to do it safely. This is the one area where you cannot make compromises.

Considering the crucial specifications

One of the most important considerations with drainage and access products is the loading class. Whichever product you choose must have a rating which will cope with the loads that it will be under. For example, drainage on a domestic driveway has very different requirements to those in an airport or dock, which have to endure the heaviest loads regularly.

It is always best to err on the side of caution and choose a higher loading class if you have any doubts. These loading classes are a safety feature and it’s therefore paramount that this takes priority over other considerations such as cost.

Another important consideration is the capabilities of the product. Will it be able to deal with the environmental pressures it is under? These can vary depending on where you are fitting the products. For example, you might fit drainage to an area which experiences extreme temperatures or high rainfall. Alternatively, it might need to be kept hygienic or be able to cope with a range of chemicals.

Not taking these factors into consideration could mean you end up with a product that fails to work in the environment it’s used. This has both cost and safety implications.

Deciding on design

Once you’ve found the right specifications, you can then consider design factors. Your client might be keen to choose aesthetically pleasing or eco-friendly products. However, design features which ensure a product can perform at optimal levels should be the priority. For example, products such as drainage channels will need to offer you the flexibility you need to fit it correctly. They will also need to be the right size for the amount of water that will flow through the area. The last thing you want is to order a product and then discover it’s not suitable or won’t perform at its optimal level. Not only will this cost more money in the long run, it can also put people, vehicles and buildings at risk.

Only then, once you’ve ensured a product meets safety and performance requirements, should you then move on to other considerations, such as costs.

Why getting it right is paramount

Sometimes, competing factors can cause you to consider downgrading safety or performance features of drainage and access products. For example, if you’re on a tight budget, you might choose a linear drainage channel with a weight load class that suits the area 99% of the time. Perhaps you might choose one which has a through-flow rate that just covers the rainfall or water flow the area has seen to date.

However, not having the right specifications and design can lead to catastrophic consequences. For example, global warming means we are experiencing more extreme weathers with floods becoming ever more common. A through-flow rate that is sufficient now might not be adequate in just a few years’ time. It’s not just floods that create risks, either. For example, even small amounts of standing water can increase the chances of someone losing control of a vehicle.

Ultimately, when a product is not “up to the job”, it puts people in danger. Even in less extreme cases, a product with the wrong specifications or design will cause issues and eventually, need replacing. The costs involved in this are far more significant than those involved in choosing the right product in the first place.

Don’t forget, Clark-Drain is ‘grounded in expertise’. We understand how fundamental it is to choose drainage and access products with the correct specifications and design. Therefore, we are always on hand to advise you on the best product for your project. Download our technical information or get in touch via our website www.clark-drain.com or call the sales team on 01733 765317 to find out more.

 

 

Preserving your design vision through bespoke manufacturing.

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Preserving the original design vision on a construction project is never easy. Most projects hit some level of difficulty in final construction detailing, pricing or programme. Simple building tolerances can sometimes prove problematic with precision engineered products.

So at ACO, our Drainage Design Services team believe early consideration of bespoke drainage solutions not only help achieve a look that ties in with the design concept, but also helps avoid the additional expense of having to change floor depths and disrupt project timing if drainage is left to the end. We can build in exactly what you need with significantly less disruption and cost than changing the design at a later date.

Our most popular bespoke solution is our ACO Radius Channel, often referred to by our engineering reference AS1010 or AS1050. This offers the designer a bespoke solution for drainage virtually free of the design constraints associated with standard or off-the-shelf product. Radius channel systems can be specified with great flexibility: width, radii, channel depth and grating aperture patterns are almost infinitely variable. We even have compound radii capability. This allows integration with surrounding materials and landscaping to create a creative, aesthetically pleasing design that has been used on projects across the UK including shopping centres, sporting arenas, major residential developments, educational campuses and more.

Using the most modern design and manufacturing techniques enables economical production, even over comparatively small numbers of units thanks to ACO’s continued investment in European wide state of the art manufacturing resource.

All channels are fabricated in the high grade 304 or 316 stainless steel and pickle passivated (Acid bathed) to remove all surface impurities, ensuring years of corrosion resistant performance.

All ACO drainage channels are available in bespoke sizes and via our specialist in house team enjoy rigorous project management from initial enquiry through to delivery. Our engineers are able to offer detailed advice on all aspects of channel system design together with hydraulic analysis as required.

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Meet the family: Our full range of polypropylene drainage channels

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At Clark-Drain we are well known for being a family-run business that is ‘grounded in expertise’, continually developing innovative drainage and access products and solutions. However, what is perhaps less well known, is the full breadth and range of our products. As the first manufacturers to make polypropylene channels, we have an entire family of polypropylene drainage channels available to suit every requirement.

CD 422 – Polypropylene Domestic Channel

This is our most well-known and popular polypropylene channel, perfect for patios and driveways.  Made from recycled polypropylene, with an A15 load rating, spring-lock connections and 4.3 litres per second max through-flow, the CD422 is fast and easy to install. Currently available with a slotted grating, due to feedback from our customer base, we are re-developing a new mesh grating option.

CD 425 – Polypropylene Domestic Channel with Galvanised Steel

Blog-Image-1Our CD425 polypropylene channel is very similar to the CD 422. It also has an A15 load rating and is most suitable for use on driveway and garage thresholds and landscaped areas such as a patio. Another feature it shares is the 4.3 litres per second max through-flow. The only difference is that rather than having a slotted grating made from polypropylene, the grating is made from galvanised steel, providing a slightly different appearance and choice for your customers.

CD 410 – Polypropylene Domestic Shallow Channel

For applications where depth is restricted, our CD 410 polypropylene channel is the perfect choice. With a lower profile and mesh grating, the external dimensions of its depth are just 92mm compared to 117mm for the CD 422 or CD 425. Despite the lower profile the CD 410 still comes with an A15 load rating, 2.2 litres per second max flow-through and simple locking mechanism making it easy to install.

CD 430 – Polypropylene Block-Slot Channel

For some projects, discretion is needed and our CD 430 has been developed especially for this purpose.  It is an effective and inexpensive slot drainage option, which leaves an unobtrusive line along the surface. With a slot size of 10 by 47.5 mm and a load rating of up to C250, it is suitable for areas where there is light vehicular traffic and it is particularly popular for driveways with block paving and pedestrian precincts where appearance is an important factor. As you would expect from Clark-Drain, we make this from recycled polypropylene, and it is easy to install. Like our shallow channel, it has a max through-flow rate of 2.2 litres per second.

CD 434 – Polypropylene B125 Channel with Narrow Slotted Grating

Blog-Image-2The CD 434 comes with a narrow slot heel-guard grating. With a load rating of B125 and Network Rail approved, this channel is suitable for areas such as car parks, shopping precincts, pavements and rail platforms. The channel is made from recycled polypropylene and the grating from reinforced nylon. It has a maximum through-flow rate of 4.3 litres per second and is heat resistant, making it suitable for tarmac edging.

CD 437 – Polypropylene C250 Channel with Ductile Narrow Slotted Grating

The final member of this family is the CD 437, a polypropylene channel with a load rating classification of C250. This makes it suitable for areas with light, slow-moving traffic. Weighing just 9kg, it remains a lightweight option and the locking bar and bolt keeps installation simple. The ductile iron grating also has narrow slots which prevent heels from getting stuck, making it the perfect choice for areas with pedestrians, such as shopping centres.

At Clark-Drain, we want to make access and drainage easy for our customers, which is why all of our polypropylene drainage channels have male/female connections, to allow quick installation of up to 3 metres at a time.

We have never been a company that takes a one-size-fits-all approach. We understand that every customer and project is unique, which is why we develop a breadth of products to ensure our customers can find the optimal solution to meet their individual needs.  All our polypropylene drainage are designed and manufactured right here in the UK and Clark-Drain has become a symbol of British quality.

If you would like further technical details, guidance, or advice on this family of polypropylene channels or any other drainage needs, please get in touch or call us on 01733 765317.

Watch how the ACO Patented Blue Roof design can benefit your next project

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roofbloxx-green copyThe newly patented ACO blue roof attenuation system forms an independent tank that can be constructed on any new or existing flat roof where roof waterproofing has been applied. The system can be installed on a warm, inverted, or uninsulated roof using a single ply, cold or hot melt waterproofing system.

ACO have just launched a new series of animation videos to show how the system is built up and how it functions on a number of different roof types. The system provides the following benefits:

  • Reduces overall building risk by providing greater design resilience for all types of flat roof construction
  • Ensures compliance with Flat Roofing and Drainage building standards and The Building Regulations, allowing the system to drain slowly in normal use and quickly in extreme conditions.
  • Ensures compliance with The SuDS Manual hydraulic design guidance and planning conditions
  • Simplifies design responsibility
  • Is suitable for new build or retrofit schemes
  • Is ideal for use as part of a combined passive irrigation or active rainwater harvesting system and embraces the ambition of integrated water management

Kevin Bohea, Divisional Managing Director, stated ‘ACO is proud to bring this patented, market-leading system to the roofing industry. Using ACO RoofBloxx as the key attenuation product in the system, ACO can advise on the build-up of the system for projects and provide the hydraulic calculations needed for different roof types.’

Visit www.aco.co.uk/blue-green-roofs to learn more about the ACO System and watch the animations here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7UPS7iqIPE . Call 01462 810421 for design enquiries

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