A chamber riser that ensures compliance with updated Building Regulations has been launched by Brett Martin Building Products.
The new 450mm diameter chamber riser gives an overall depth of 325mm meaning only three risers plus base cover are needed to achieve a 1.2m nominal depth.
Concrete block paving by Brett Landscaping has been applied to a car park next to the site of Northampton Town Football Club.
The company provided its T-flow permeable paving as a water runoff and drainage solution which supports Sustainable Drainage Systems - a design for surface water management to replicate natural drainage. T-flow is named after the T shape gap formed between individual pavers which are filled with 6mm aggregate, allowing water to penetrate.
Designed in line with demand for traditional garden schemes, Brett Landscaping and Building Products has re-launched a range of rumbled concrete block paving for homes and gardens with rustic aesthetics.
A traditional-sized rustic block paving, Theta block paving is available in autumn gold, burnt oak, charcoal, grey and terracotta and offers the opportunity to combine colours for a modern twist on a traditional style.
Design extensions to the Theta range include Theta Cobbles, suitable for pathways, and Theta Duo, a solution for steps and larger patio areas.
Also available is Alpha, a rustic, rumbled edge cobble-style paving which, the company says, is proving popular as the trend for weathered concrete block paving continues.
A range of circle kits can be used with both the Alpha and Theta ranges creating focal points.
Developed for well used outdoor spaces, Brett Landscaping and Building Products has increased its range of LED lights for integration with paving for gardens and driveways.
Providing the same luminance and a longer service life than regular incandescent lights, the company claims, the new lights are suitable for area where the lighting is used frequently.
To accompany the units, Brett supplies pre-drilled block paving in a range of styles and colours.
The LED's are available in two colour options; cool white which is suitable for contemporary landscaping themes and picking out architectural shapes while warm white creates soft pools of illumination.
Safety for vehicles using toll booths on the Forth Bridge in Scotland has been provided by Trief high containment kerbs from Brett Landscaping and Building Products.
The kerbs were used around the eight toll booths to prevent vehicles from encroaching onto the toll booth islands. Speed reduction is encouraged by constrained space created by the product's high face. The concave recess of the kerb provides a visual caution, prompting drivers to steer away. If a vehicle veers towards the kerb, the recess traps the bulge in the tyre wall and redirects the vehicle back onto the carriageway in a line dictated by the kerb.
Some 50,000m? of T-Flow permeable paving from Brett Landscaping and Building Products is being laid for Mowlem at Sixfields in Northampton. The company claims that to date this is the largest European contract placed for permeable paving. Around 300 deliveries of T-flow are scheduled for the contract. T-Flow concrete permeable paving is designed as a block laying paving course for a total infiltration, part infiltration or no infiltration system.
Low-voltage lighting for gardens and driveways is being launched by Brett Landscaping and Building Products. Incorporating both post and floor level designs, the range is supplied in kits including cabling and transformers, and is more effective when used with simple lighting controls. Light sensors will turn lights on as the sun goes down or movement detectors will illuminate a driveway as a homeowner arrives. The floor level lights are designed to sit within a paved surface, with one design recessed directly into the paving slab or block. Using either low voltage lamps or LED technology, these fittings are strong enough to withstand most uses. The 750mm high post lights have a brushed aluminium finish and are suitable for lighting driveways or the entry to residential developments.