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CommentTaxing times for all
You’ve had a year of respite, but now the excuses must stop. From tomorrow, the government’s shake-up of the construction industry tax scheme (CIS) comes into force – after much heated debate, a few tears and a whole lot of confusion.
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Waste-reducing partition system
An addition to British Gypsum’s range of GypWall metal stud partition systems could reduce plasterboard waste around door openings by half.
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Acrylic door handles
Turnstyle Designs’ new range of door handles uses fabrics, wallpapers or other materials encapsulated in clear acrylic.
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FeaturesVertical sliding window
Comar Architectural Aluminium Systems has introduced a vertical sliding window.
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Foil-covered internal doors
JB Kind has introduced internal doors coated in Masterfoil, a printed foil that imitates other materials such as oak and cherry.
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Folding door system
Häfele has launched the E3 folding door system to link houses to gardens and patios.
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FSC-certified timber doors
Door maker Vicaima has launched the Ecodor range, which has been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
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NewsNew construction targets announced for London 2012
'Demolish Design Dig' phase of Olympic delivery to be achieved before end of the Beijing Olympics
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NewsPlanning to be scrapped for domestic renewables
Government proposes removing planning barriers to domestic wind turbines and PVs except in extreme circumstances
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NewsVinoly to masterplan Battersea Power Station
Architect beats Fosters and SOM to design controversial site
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NewsWaterman reveals plans to buy Boreham Consulting Engineers
Multi-disciplinary consultant aims to boost transport business by buying Boreham for up to £9.64m
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NewsAmec buys Applied Environmental Research Centre
AERC will join Amec's 3000-strong Earth and Environmental division
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NewsScaffold scrimpers
An awkward pitched roof and penny pinching on the scaffold have combined to bring us this blooper
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NewsSeverfield-Rowen founder to step down
Steel group announce John Severs departure and report profit rise of 54% in 2006