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Are you standing out from your competitors?
Are you standing out from your competitors?
What Is Our Most Versatile Protection Product?
What Is Our Most Versatile Protection Product?
Do you stock Proguard Correx Floor Protection Rolls yet?
Do you stock Proguard Correx Floor Protection Rolls yet?
Why fire retardant protection is more important than ever before
Why fire retardant protection is more important than ever before
Case Study: Interaction
Case Study: Interaction
How to protect floors during COVID testing?
How to protect floors during COVID testing?
New Product - Custom Printed Pallet Cover Sheets
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The versatility of Correx and what it is used for
The versatility of Correx and what it is used for
What are the building regulations for stairs in the UK? | Beck
What are the building regulations for stairs in the UK? | Beck
The benefits of fire-retardant temporary protection
The benefits of fire-retardant temporary protection
Frequently asked questions about Correx
Frequently asked questions about Correx
Welfare facilities construction sites should have
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Welfare facilities construction sites should have

Laws are in place to ensure adequate welfare facilities are provided at workplaces, including on
construction sites. Before a project begins, welfare facilities on a construction site must be considered
during the planning stage.

What is SSSTS? Site Supervision Safety Training Scheme explained
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What is SSSTS? Site Supervision Safety Training Scheme explained

What is SSSTS, and how can it prepare you for a job as a site supervisor? The CITB SSSTS course is for those who want a qualification proving they are suitable as a construction site supervisor. Read this helpful guide that explains the course and answers key questions about the qualification.

The importance of PPE gloves for construction
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The importance of PPE gloves for construction

There are many hazards on a building site, but one of the most common injuries that builders suffer from is hand injuries. A study from 2021, which was conducted by Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR), reveals that of the 26,139 injuries that were reported to them affected the fingers, thumbs, hands, wrists or the rest of the arm (23% of workplace injuries).

A brand new ground protection solution...
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A brand new ground protection solution...

External ground protection is an essential factor often overlooked on a construction site. It is important all year round, not just through the winter when the ground is often waterlogged, to ensure that the surface beneath is protected from site traffic and heavy machinery.

Can you return used temporary protection once a job has finished?
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Can you return used temporary protection once a job has finished?

Did you know that the construction industry has one of the highest waste rates in the UK?

 

Rain at a construction site
Custom Printed Temporary Protection With Your Logo
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Can temporary protection be custom printed with a logo?

Do you think about your professional image onsite? Maximisimising your company's exposure and promoting your professionalism is so important. It not only looks better but instils confidence within your clients and customers.

Brand New UV Stable Protection Board!
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Brand New UV Stable Protection Board!

Worried about sunlight decaying your temporary protection boards? Introducing our brand new UV Stable Protection Board!

What is the easiest way to prevent damages on site?
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What is the easiest way to prevent damages on site?

Are you or your clients becoming frustrated with projects being damaged and in need of costly repairs? As many as four out of five construction, building or renovation projects go over budget and whilst some of these issues can not be avoided, many damages and repairs can.

So what is the easiest way to avoid damages and subsequent delays?

How can you protect your blocks from the rain?
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How can you protect your blocks from the rain?

At this time of year, the issue of persistent bad weather and dropping temperatures can start to cause problems on unprotected construction sites. When there's been a spell of heavy rainfall, like recently, items can become waterlogged or damaged. Whilst they can withstand a level of moisture, blocks and bricks are susceptible to becoming waterlogged which can mean that they cannot be laid and cause further delays and costs incurred.