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Differentiation is key for homebuilding success in 2018

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Differentiation is key for homebuilding success in 2018  Surveys carried out suggest that underfloor heating ranks in the top five wish lists of prospective buyers. Equating to £140 million of the UK heating Market, underfloor heating represents one of the fastest growing areas in the domestic sector. With this in mind, it begs the question why are radiators still the primary heating source used in new homes? It’s no secret that radiators are cheaper to purchase in bulk and faster to install, which is most likely the primary reason national house builders opt for them. As a SME developer, this presents a golden opportunity - proven demand by clients and something that large competitors aren’t utilising.  As reported by PHPD “ Our research shows that you are twice as likely to be ‘very satisfied’ with the quality of your new home if it was built by an SME house builder as opposed to one of the large Top 20 firms. This research draws a clea...

5 Ways to Heat Your Home Without Compromising on Aesthetics

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So, you’re building your own home? And no doubt you’ve been bombarded with information on the huge numbers of products that are available on the market. Well luckily when it comes to heating we’ve done the research for you. We’ve taken the time to summarise 5 ways you can heat your home without compromising on interior design. Designer Radiators Gone are the days of the one-look white radiators. Nowadays there are a whole host of radiators available, with ranges in different styles and colours to suit the look of any home. However, it’s important to consider efficiency alongside aesthetics when choosing your heating system. Radiators tend to consume a lot of energy due to their high heat outputs. If you choose to install them, make sure you plan where you want your furniture to be, as placing items in front of a heat source can reduce the level of warmth you feel.   Contemporary Stoves & Fireplaces The rise of Hygge (the Danish concept of cosiness) has meant more and ...