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  1. Timber for handmade doors

    Timber for handmade doors

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    Marston & Langinger FACT SHEET Timber for handmade doors Selection & preparation workshop visitors are often surprised to see that each order really is individually cut, shaped and planed from roughly-sawn boards. There֒s a good reason...
  2. Under floor heating systems

    Under floor heating systems

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    DECORATIVE UNDERFLOOR HEATING COMPONENTS WITH A HIGH OUTPUT AND FAST REACTION TIMEHeat output > Marston & Langinger Finish The standard finish is a gunmetal grey polyester powder-coat. The polyester-coated finned heating convectors deliver, at...
  3. Glass in buildings

    Glass in buildings

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    SAFETY & SECURITY GLASS Building regulations for nearly all glazing requires safety glass. There are two types, tempered and laminated. Untreated non-safety-glass is referred to as annealedђ. Tempered The first, tempered (also known as toughened),...

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    Marston & Langinger FACT SHEET The gap Double-glazing has an optimum spacing between the panes which Marston & Langingers naturally insulating hardwood frames are designed to accommodate. Gas-filled The cavity between the glass in sealed units...
  4. Heating & cooling a conservatory

    Heating & cooling a conservatory

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    Marston & Langinger Will the conservatory be warm enough to use daily during the winter? Definitely. In fact we have a conservatory here in our design studio that we use as a meeting room every day, all year round. It is an important part of the M&L...
  5. How to buy a conservatory

    How to buy a conservatory

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    Here the first 2 pages from the catalogue "How to buy a conservatory"

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    Marston & Langinger FACT SHEET Is it built to withstand the worst gales you are likely to experience in the next fifty years? Most conservatories may look attractive in glossy brochures but it is important to know there are significant differences...

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    Who is going to sort out the planning permission and all the nitty-grittyђ? Everyone knows what a headache organising building can be. Often a company is only equipped to assemble a framework and glass, leaving you to sort out the rest. Marston...