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Fermacell flooring’s the most
sustainable way to meet Part E
And you can give it plenty of stick
Meeting Part E’s strict acoustic performance demands is no longer enough.
So install FERMACELL flooring elements and make sure you sail through Part E and meet the
even stricter regulations of the future.
Strength is another FERMACELL advantage. A range of flooring systems that can shrug off point
loads of up to 2.5kN without extra battens or additional timber support makes for quicker, more
economical installation. Superior all-round performance too.
And when the heat is on, FERMACELL floors the competition. Underfloor heating with a FERMACELL
overlay is around 30% more efficient than a timber system for example.
All this in a truly sustainable product. FERMACELL is made from100% recycled materials,
and endorsed by leading authorities as a ‘Healthy Living’ material for allergy-free environments.
Whatever type of floor construction and finish you have in mind, talk to FERMACELL first and make
the most of our 40 years’ experience.
Call 0870 609 0306or email fermacell-uk@xella.com for full literature.
Xella Dry Lining Systems, PO Box 10028, Sutton Coldfield B75 7ZF
www.xella.co.uk
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