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Soundcraft Completes Hybrid Curtain Wall, Window & Door School Project

By |2013-10-30T10:44:03+00:00October 30th, 2013|News|

A wide range of Hybrid composite curtain walling, windows and doors were chosen for the Music school rehearsal rooms and performing arts teaching centre at Frensham Heights School, in Surrey. The ‘Hybrid’ composite system was specified by IID architects as both windows and curtain walling was required. Gareth Box from IID comments “We chose the

Soundcraft joins the British Woodworking Federation

By |2013-06-01T14:37:58+00:00June 1st, 2013|News|

As part of its on-going commitment to quality and development, Soundcraft has joined the BWF. The British Woodworking Federation provides a voice for the industry and works with government on changes and revisions to building regulations, industry standards and specifications. The BWF provides advice and support to their members along with a range of benefits

What impact has the new EU timber regulations had on procurement of timber doors and windows?

By |2013-05-20T15:14:37+00:00May 20th, 2013|Regulations|

March 2013 saw the introduction of the new EU timber regulations to prevent illegal timber being sold in the European market. Since the implementation of the scheme companies involved in the timber and timber product supply chain must have either, introduced systems to ensure compliance, or ensured that the systems already in use are compliant.

How safe are your fire doors?

By |2013-03-20T15:54:14+00:00March 20th, 2013|Fire doors|

Buying a fire door that has been tested to either BS 476 or EN 1634, and  manufactured under a recognised  3rd Party Certification Scheme, but allowing anyone to install it, is like buying a car manufactured under mandatory national or international standards, with all the safety features required, and then letting someone without a licence

If fire doors were cars

By |2013-03-20T15:53:51+00:00March 20th, 2013|Fire doors|

If you buy a new car you have confidence that it has been manufactured in accordance with internationally recognised standards. But if, after buying the car, you let anyone drive off in it without checking that they have similar recognised evidence of their competence to drive – a driving licence – then the risk of

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