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Great Views From All Aspects
16th September 2011Here Chris Coxon, Marketing Manager at Eurocell, looks at how fabricators can grow their sales of conservatories by offering them with bi-fold doors that have a real wow factor.
“Few products raise homeowners’ aspirations as much as a conservatory or bi-fold door system – especially when they are installed together. The sheer visual impact makes it hard to beat, whilst the ongoing benefits of maximising natural light in the home and the feeling of space created provide customers with long-term appeal.
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Bi-fold Doors With A Difference
24th August 2011With housebuilders and developers looking for ways to make their properties stand out from the crowd, Chris Coxon, Marketing Manager at Eurocell, explains how a modern bi-fold door system could be the solution.
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Grand Designs magazine runs competition for Eurocell bi-fold door!
5th August 2011Grand Designs magazine has teamed up with Eurocell to give its readers a chance of winning an innovative new Aspect panoramic door, worth up to £3,500. The competition will run in the September issue of the magazine, which goes on sale at the end of July, as well as online at www.granddesignsmagazine.com/competition13.php
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Doors and Windows Feature
9th February 2011Natural light is a huge plus point for buyers – what percentage of the exterior walls should be allocated to doors and windows? Changes to how windows are evaluated following the introduction of Part L 2010 means the positive energy benefits of glazing is now taken into account. This means a break away from the simple U-values and that the full benefits of larger areas of glazing are recognised. Using larger glazed area to maximise natural da...
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Burning issue not linked to PVC-U
14th July 2009The response by some sections of the national press to the tragic Camberwell fire has been deeply disappointing. More specifically, claims that the building was fitted with PVC-U window frames, which exacerbate the spread of fire were fundamentally flawed, alarmist and irresponsible. The British Plastics Federation (BPF) responded quickly by highlighting these erroneous reports and pointing out that the windows in the building were actually stee...
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