CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY TIPS FOR CUSTOMERS »
When it comes to carbon monoxide (CO) alarms, there are many misconceptions in terms of CO safety and, unless these are corrected, can ...
Training for the transition to low carbon »
With the general agreement that heating systems need to be decarbonised as much as possible, engineers will need to be up to the task ...
How to maximise opportunities working in the ‘new normal’ »
As we adjust to what the ‘new normal’ means for our daily lives and how we operate our businesses, Tom Hood, UK sales ...
Online training keeps learning alive »
These are challenging times for keeping the learning going, with businesses struggling and other priorities taking over. But with ever-changing legislation and improvements ...
Why ensuring good water quality adds up »
For financial, health and safety reasons, ensuring good quality water within the heating and water system should be a priority as buildings reopen ...
A builder’s perspective on pipe boxing methods »
Concealing heating and plumbing pipework can be simple when using pre-formed pipe boxing, eliminating the hassel and time consuming task of fabricating solutions ...
Heating system water quality – part of the future low carbon energy solution »
Heating systems account for a third of the UK’s greenhouse emissions, according to the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS). As a ...
FAQs on how to get mains boosting right »
Boosting mains water pressure correctly requires research of the client’s property, understanding the client’s brief, a flexible attitude if that brief changes, and ...
Small duct solution »
Widely used in the United States, small duct heating, ventilation and cooling is now available in the UK thanks to a partnership between ...
Tough tools give professionals a better grip »
Extending its range of quality pliers and hand tools, Knipex has introduced a number of new products to ensure that professional users have ...
