Critical role of ventilation in lockdown transition
Alan Macklin, technical director at Elta Group and chairman of the Fan Manufacturer’s Association (FMA), has drawn attention to the critical role that ventilation will play as the UK begins transitioning out of lockdown.
Underfloor heating and smart control questions answered in REHAU guide
Contractors must be prepared for the growing popularity of smart control technology in residential and commercial building heating systems, according to ‘Warming The Next Generation’
Cistermiser: Stadium urinals provide the winning solution
Manufacturer of washroom control products Cistermiser offers some insight on the value of urinals as a solution for large-scale venues such as football stadiums
Preparing LPG users for the winter
Liquid Gas UK is urging consumers to check that they have a full tank of fuel as the colder months approach to minimise the chance of disruption to supply
UK tradespeople report spike in stolen equipment
Tool theft is on the rise with 36% of van drivers falling victim to theft last year, representing a 33% increase since 2020, according to research by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
Dickies Workwear prepares students for a job in trades
Trade lifestyle experts at Dickies Workwear have created a guide that highlights the steps students and young people should follow before starting a role in the trades sector
Staying safe when working inside customer’s homes during COVID-19
What are the measures customers most want to see from their plumber, or other tradespeople, to help them feel safe when having work done during the pandemic?
Industry helps ensure safer re-openings amid legionella risk
Plumbing and heating engineers have a crucial part to play in the safe reopening of commercial buildings.
Navien reiterates the importance of regular oil boiler servicing
Navien has emphasised the importance of servicing its LCB700 Blue Flame oil boilers every year, not only to ensure reliability but also prevent warranties from becoming invalid
New research finds 17% of plumbers work for their family business
New research has found that 17% of UK plumbers now work for their family business