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      FeaturesSchool lightingConcord Lighting has provided the lighting for the Treetops special needs school in Essex. 
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         Features FeaturesUnderfloor heatingRaychem’s electric underfloor heating system has been installed in the recently opened spa at the Gleneagles Hotel in Perthshire, Scotland. 
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      FeaturesWall heatersDRU Verwarming has launched a new range of commercial powered flue wall heaters to complement its existing balanced flue and conventional flue products 
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      FeaturesHeat pumps: GaeaTherm ground-source heat pumpPotterton Commercial has launched the GaeaTherm ground-source heat pump which it says can help reduce the carbon footprint of commercial buildings. 
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      FeaturesEnergy saving lighting sensorsMK Electric has introduced a range of lighting controls, designed to deliver energy savings, for a range of commercial situations 
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      FeaturesLighting controlsFlex Connectors has launched Flex 7, a range of lighting control products built into Flex 7 plugs to create a range of plug-in switches, dimmer switches, occupancy and absence sensors, daylight dependent switches, daylight-linked dimmers and manual dimmers, which can be incorporated without extra M&E works.Flex Connectorswww.flexconnectors.co.ukwww.building.co.uk/enquiries (305) 
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      FeaturesBuilding pathology: BoilersBoilers have a tendency to go wrong at the most inconvenient times. Peter Mayer of Building LifePlans discovers what the most common problems are, and how they can be avoided 
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         Features FeaturesAquifer thermal storage: DIG! A Dutch method of sorting out energyM&E A Dutch method of storing all the energy required to heat and cool a building deep underground is coming to the UK. Stephen Kennett finds out how it works 
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         Features FeaturesThe alternatives: Cooling and heatingSeasonal heat storeAt Beaufort Court (right), the headquarters for Renewable Energy Systems, environmental engineer Max Fordham created a seasonal heat store. This consists of about 1,000m3 of water held in a 5m deep hole, which tapers from 18m2 at the surface to 8m2 at the base – this shape does ... 
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         Features FeaturesAirport lightingSill Lighting luminaires have played a major role in the lighting of Heathrow’s Terminal 5 
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      FeaturesWiring accessoriesLegrand has added to its Synergy Modern range of wiring accessories by launching two new finishes: matt black and black nickel. 
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         Features FeaturesLong way downSorry. The fun stops here. The steady and enjoyable climb of the past two decades, with turnover, pay and margins all rising to spectacular heights, is over. 
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         Features FeaturesTop 150 Contractors and Housebuilders 2008It looks like we’re in for nasty weather. Problem is, most of the the industry has only known bright, bright sunshiny days. So what can the people who went through the misery of the early nineties teach them? 
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         Features FeaturesMeter readingHager has launched a compact and convenient solution for metering energy consumption to comply with Part L2 of the Building Regulations 
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      FeaturesSound insulationThe acoustically engineered roof of the O2 arena has been insulated using Rockwool 4 in 1 mineral wool insulation 
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      FeaturesSolar heatingBaxi has worked with Bellway Homes to comply with a late amendment to planning permission for a site of 286 apartments in Fenney Stratford, Buckinghamshire 
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         Features FeaturesSprinklers: In the line of fireRegulations - The government wants all new and refurbished schools to include sprinkler systems. But is this enough to combat the widespread problem of school arson? Stephen Kennett reports 
 






 
 
 



 




