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Insulate the installation for energy efficiency

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by Guest Contributer - April 22, 2019April 23, 2019 5777
Insulate the installation for energy efficiency

As house builders are told by the UK government’s climate change adviser to be ‘ashamed’ of their efforts to tackle global warming, Andy Swift, national sales manager at ISO-CHEMIE, says that new foam sealant technology can improve the energy efficiency of the whole window installation - not just the frame.  

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