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The Building Centre's 'Essential Guides' Series

May 28 2004

Responding to the overwhelming demand for home improvement information, The Building Centre has published its series of 'Essential Guides'. Each project specific guide has been designed to provide all home improvers and DIY'ers with up to date data on the latest product suppliers and manufacturers, together with information identifying key consultants, advisory organisations and helpful publications. The 'Essential Guides' provide a quick reference to those highly specific subjects on which The Building Centre is frequently consulted on. Ten guides have been launched:

  • Sound Insulation - Floors & Ceilings
  • Sound Insulation -Walls, Doors & Windows
  • Self Build
  • Condensing Boilers - Guide of the Month
  • Combination Boilers - Guide of the Month
  • Loft Conversion
  • Underfloor Heating
  • Glass Blocks
  • Graffiti Control
  • External Decking
  • Glass Interiors

Source: Building Centre

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