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ROCKWOOL® has launched a new cavity barrier product, SCB (Sleeved Cavity Barrier) that is tested in accordance with BS EN 1366-4:2021. SCB replaces TCB and PWCB, giving specifiers an option to swap their specification on new and existing projects subject to advice from the ROCKWOOL Technical Team. TCB and PWCB are discontinued as of 15th November 2024.

NBS announces plans to strengthen ties with the product certification division of BSI, a global organisation defining and certifying standards for quality, safety, and efficiency.

The UK has the oldest building stock in Europe, with around 5.9 million buildings (21%) built before 1919. Many will have heritage and listed status, with all of the associated renovation restrictions and protections. As the UK looks to transition to Net Zero by 2050, effective glazing solutions have their part to play. That’s why Selectaglaze have put together this handy window retrofit checklist to help with your next heritage or listed building project.

In a strategic move to align with our global growth and evolving market presence, NBS is pleased to announce our legal entity name change.

Construction professionals rank the UK’s greatest engineering feats.

ROCKWOOL® has launched a new fire barrier product that is tested in accordance with the latest BS EN standards. Fire Barrier EN replaces Fire Barrier and Fire Barrier Slab, giving specifiers a simple swap for new and existing projects since their discontinuation on 15th November 2024.

Hubexo UKI (comprising NBS, Glenigan and CIS Ireland) has achieved full Greenhouse Gas Inventory carbon neutrality across its operations.

Our sustainability survey shows barriers remain to achieving lower carbon construction.

The Oscar Innovation Centre is officially open. Designed by Urban & Rural, the building is the new HQ for Britain’s leading architectural acoustic specialists, Oscar Acoustics and showcases the company’s acoustic products in a real-life setting.

NBS and CPI set to improve the quality and standard of product information within the construction industry.

Construction multi-national, Laing O’Rourke, to work with construction tech firm NBS for safer design outcomes. New and improved functionality within NBS’ Chorus platform will allow design managers to collaborate more closely with their design partners and manufacturer supply chains, speeding up the specification process and reducing the likelihood of construction defects.

Byggfakta Group, the parent company behind several market-leading construction data and information brands, including UK & Ireland based companies NBS, Glenigan and CIS, today announced that it has changed its name to Hubexo.

Revamped RIBACPD.com offers better navigation, enhanced search features, and more visibility for RIBA CPD Providers.

Yesterday, senior leaders and professionals from across the construction industry gathered at the 2024 Construction Leaders’ Summit, bringing together some of the most important voices in building safety and sustainability.

NBS election research shows sector is expecting a projects-surge.

NBS and Glenigan (both part of Byggfakta Group) release their latest findings from a poll of construction professionals on the state of the country and the election campaign.