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Visqueen simplifies CE challenges

Manufacturer of damp proof membranes, damp proof courses and gas barrier systems, Visqueen Building Products has launched a new Essential Guide to CE Marking for Structural Waterproofing and Gas Protection. Drawing on Visqueen’s extensive knowledge as a leading authority on structural waterproofing and gas protection, the 8 page document has been designed specifically to help stockists, engineers and contractors understand their obligations under the new EU Construction Products Regulation. Cameron Yates, Product Manager at Visqueen, explains: “The introduction of the new CE Mark

Building better healthcare

Visqueen Building Products is playing a part in one of largest design and construction projects seen in Scotland in recent years. The leading manufacturer of building films is supplying structural waterproofing and site protection products for use at the New South Glasgow Hospital, which is being built by Brookfield Multiplex Construction Europe Limited in the south-west of the city. Part of an £842million, publicly funded project and due for completion in May 2015, the New South Glasgow Hospital will be one of the most advanced hospitals in the UK as well as the biggest critical care

Visqueen reveals Brownfield Expo (BEX) plans

With this year’s Brownfield Expo (BEX) rapidly approaching, Visqueen Building Products has announced its plans for the UK’s premiere exhibition for contaminated land solutions. At the show, which takes place from the 22nd to 24th May at the NEC, the leading manufacturer of building films will promote its ability to offer complete ground gas protection solutions. In particular, visitors to the Visqueen stand (Stand G51) will be able to learn more about a number of the manufacturer’s technically advanced, highly specialised products. These products - which also act as damp proof membranes -

Visqueen makes £multi-million investment into new recycling capabilities

The ability of the construction industry to employ greener products is set to receive a welcome boost thanks to leading manufacturer of building films, Visqueen Building Products. The business has just commissioned a brand new, state-of-the-art, waste wash plant at its Rhymney factory in South Wales, which will enable it to strengthen its already impressive range of 100% recycled polythene products. Estimated to have cost in the region of £4.5 million, the new plant will be used to recycle waste such as used agricultural films into products like Visqueen EcoTPS, Visqueen EcoMembrane® and

Visqueen makes £multi-million investment into new recycling capabilities

The ability of the construction industry to employ greener products is set to receive a welcome boost thanks to leading manufacturer of building films, Visqueen Building Products. The business has just commissioned a brand new, state-of-the-art, waste wash plant at its Rhymney factory in South Wales, which will enable it to strengthen its already impressive range of 100% recycled polythene products. Estimated to have cost in the region of £4.5 million, the new plant will be used to recycle waste such as used agricultural films into products like Visqueen EcoTPS, Visqueen EcoMembrane® and

BPI makes £multi-million investment into new recycling capabilities

British Polythene Industries (BPI) plc has made a £4.5 million investment at its Rhymney, South Wales site. The business has commissioned a brand new, state-of-the-art wash plant which will further strengthen its position as Europe’s largest polythene waste recycler. The new wash plant - which was officially unveiled on the 9th March 2012 at a ceremony attended by Welsh Government Ministers and representatives from organisations including DEFRA, the Environment Agency and WRAP - is the largest of its kind in the UK and possibly in Europe. It will allow BPI to recycle an additional 25,000

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