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The Fabricator - Comment
The Fabricator Editor, John Roper, won't be getting any gongs from the current government as he takes politicians to task for things that are not corruption despite what most of us might think - with a specific swipe at pre-pack administrations that plague this industry. To Read More - Click The Pic
Marketing - Hold The Front Page
Marketing guru Andrew Scott discusses why, despite the myth, online print publications and conventional print publications are alive and kicking - and part of a rounded promotional plan. To Read More - Click The Pic
Construction - A creative solution
The invention of the light bulb was one of the worst things to happen to the construction industry, says chartered engineer Lee Marshall, MD of sustainable building services company Viridis. He explains why. To Read More - Click The Pic
The collapse of corporate giant Carillion in January 2018 highlights a culture of financial deviance embedded at the heart of the UK construction sector, according to research by London South Bank University and Dr Sara Hajikazemi. To Read More - Click The Pic
Aluminium Systems - What was likely
Almost 70% of architects in a recent AluK survey said they had changed their approach to residential design as a result of the Covi, and more than 30% said that it had specifically affected their design approach to fenestration. AluK’s Sioned Roberts says the findings bear out what pundits have been predicting since the advent of the ‘new normal’. To Read More - Click The Pic
Aluminium - The CAB Column
Unlike some other materials used in fenestration, recycling of aluminium is not a new science. In 1990 global demand for aluminium was around 28 million tonnes with over eight million tonnes recycled from scrap. Today’s global demand for aluminium stands at over 70 million tonnes with over 32% of this demand now being provided by recycling ‘end of life’ products writes CAB CEO Phil Slinger. To Read More - Click The Pic
Aluminium - Classy game changers
Since the 1980s, the design of aluminium windows has hardly changed and while PVC-U windows have been significantly developed and improved in functionality, performance and even looks, the aluminium sector has suffered from innovation lethargy writes Roger Hartshorn To Read More - Click The Pic
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