Newcastle and Cardiff Retrofit Roadshow
Talk to our Expert Technical Team who can advise on WALLTITE® and it's application and specification options in Newcastle and Cardiff on the 5th and 17th September.
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Talk to our Expert Technical Team who can advise on WALLTITE® and it's application and specification options in Newcastle and Cardiff on the 5th and 17th September.
WALLTITE® CV100 Cavity Wall Insulation, complies with the requirements of Ofgem for an "Appropriate Guarantee" under the requirements of the Energy Companies Obligation.
The WALLTITE® team at BASF is being further strengthened as Esther Ingram joins the Marketing Team in the role of Marketing Co-ordinator. In this position, Esther’s role is to be the first point of contact with new and existing customers for any incoming queries as well as co-ordinating all marketing activities around the WALLTITE® product.
This month sees four more contracting companies joining the Foam Master scheme – only Foam Master contractors are authorised to install the WALLTITE® products. All are experienced spray foam contractors, so what is it about the WALLTITE® offer that appeals?
The generic education seminar “Improving Energy Efficiency and Airtightness in buildings with Spray Foam Insulation has now been approved by the RIBA as part of its CPD programme.
BASF was delighted to welcome the GRACO Roadshow to its Alfreton manufacturing plant recently. GRACO, manufacturer of specialist application equipment for spray foam contractors, spent the day demonstrating its newly developed I-reactor.
BASF will be exhibiting its WALLTITE® spray foam insulation system at Greenbuild Expo in May 2013, Manchester.
The result of the latest consultation on The Energy Company Obligation (ECO) concluded that hard to treat cavity walls should be eligible for ECO funding under the Carbon Saving targets. This change recognised both the number of structures in this category and the potential CO2 savings that could be achieved by treating them effectively
