Subframes Golf Day 2025 We had a brilliant day out at Morley Hayes Golf Club for our annual Subframes Golf Day. A fantastic opportunity to bring colleagues, partners and friends together for some friendly competition (and a fair few laughs along the way). This year’s winner was Simon Bingham, who put in a superb performance […]
Cavity walls, consisting of two layers of brickwork or blockwork separated by a gap, act as effective barriers that keep moisture out of a building’s interior. Their superior insulation and ability to prevent dampness have changed the way British homes and buildings are constructed. But when windows and doors are added, the gaps around these […]
Cavity closers, also known as cavity closures or wall cavity closers, are key components in any building project. They create a barrier in the cavity wall that keeps out damp and maintains contiguous insulation across the opening around window and door reveals. With numerous options available to suit different construction types, installation stages and performance […]
That’s the annual Subframes Open over for another year. Much nicer weather this year at College Pines Golf Club. An exciting climax, left Shawn with the trophy. Thanks to all the participants. We are looking forward to the Subframes Open 2025.
No, you shouldn’t use Celotex as a cavity closer. Celotex is designed for insulation, not to seal the cavity around windows and doors in masonry walls. Cavity closers serve to prevent heat loss, improve fire safety and minimise moisture ingress. For correct installation techniques and compliance with regulations, choose purpose-built materials like uPVC and EPS. […]
Regardless of the type of project you’re working on, ensuring that your windows fit perfectly and perform as they should is essential. It’s not just about meeting building regulations – although that’s important too – but about creating a home that’s comfortable, energy-efficient and built to last. There are two key components that make a […]