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View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website In an era where the accuracy of product descriptions is right in the spotlight, it’s worth considering what you can expect from a supportive manufacturer. Responsible manufacturers have recognised for years that it is not enough simply to describe the technical performance of a product. Specifiers can now expect to …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website To meet the demands and regulations of an environmentally sustainable future, take a ‘fabric first’ approach. Sustainable standards are more important than ever. The growing consciousness concerning the environment is reflected in modern building regulations, such as the Future Homes Standard, expected to come into effect this year. As we …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website The first step to being able to accurately compare the embodied carbon of different building products is to have a level playing field for carbon reporting. Calculating carbon is complicated. Working out the embodied carbon of a building product is more complex than simply taking one figure from a report. …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website Volumetric construction is not the panacea for the housebuilding industry the previous government had hoped it would be. Offsite pioneer Modulous was the most recent casualty of the current swathe of modular building company bankruptcies. This, despite the fact that Modulous, describing itself as a “kit of parts”, had none …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website H+H, the UK’s leading aircrete manufacturer, has made its Celcon Vertical Wall Panels (VWPs) available on NBS Source to facilitate the design process for specifiers using the tool to explore different product solutions, and for creating design models. Through NBS Source, you can ensure that aircrete panels meet the structural …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website H+H Vertical Wall Panels represent a masonry MMC solution that provides the speed of offsite with the familiarity of a traditional build. Offering the ability to construct a complete house shell in just five days, these storey-high panels of aircrete are used to form the inner leaf of external walls, …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website There are wide ranging benefits to using aircrete foundation blocks as a groundworks solution, including helping to meet Part L. Housebuilders are increasingly turning to aircrete foundation blocks for a simplified and cost-effective method of DPC construction. Weighing just one third of an equivalent dense aggregate block, aircrete is relatively …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website H+H Vertical Wall Panels are storey-high panels of aircrete that can be used to build a complete house shell within five days. Vertical Wall Panels offer the speed of offsite with the familiarity of a traditional build. The panels are fabricated offsite and craned into place for a fast, panelised …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website H+H Vertical Wall Panels are storey-high panels of aircrete that can be used to build a complete house shell within five days. Vertical Wall Panels offer the speed of offsite with the familiarity of a traditional build. The panels are fabricated offsite and craned into place for a fast, panelised …
View the H+H entry on BPindex Visit the H+H website Jenny Smith-Andrews, Head of Marketing at aircrete specialist H+H UK Ltd outlines the sustainability arguments for masonry buildings H+H has always seen itself as a manufacturer that supports sustainable building – but over time, the definition of the term and priorities for the building industry have shifted. It is good …
