This RIBA-assessed webinar aims to provide an overview of UK and Irish building regulations relating to the compliance of construction membranes, with respect to air leakage and reaction to fire. It will cover adjacent issues of moisture control and hygrothermal assessment, and the implications of air leakage strategies on both energy efficiency and "as designed" vs "as-built" performance. By the end of the presentation you should ave a greater understanding of: Topics covered in this webinar: Heat, Air and Moisture movement in building and relevant building regulations Hygrothermal Assessments, Dynamic vs Steady State methods Mechanisms and effects of air leakage on building envelopes Performance and location of membranes as air barriers in facade applications Fire test methods, classifications and BR135 The relationships between hygrothermal and fire performance criteria and their implications

Proctor Air® is an air and vapour permeable, highly water resistant roofing underlay. Its characteristics allow even very complex pitched roofs to breathe, without the need for air gaps or secondary venting. The high performance meltblown core at the heart of Proctor Air allows natural air movement to ‘supercharge’ the passage of moisture vapour from the roof space, making the formation of condensation in the roof space virtually impossible. Vapour permeable Fully air permeable Highly water resistant Wind Uplift Resistance Complies with BS5534 More uniform airflow than vents No VCL required 15 year warranty BBA Certified You can find full details and information& certification downloads for Proctor Air here: https://proctorgroup.com/products/pro...

Discussion of the balance of heat, air and moisture movement in commercial buildings from WIll Jones, Business Development Manager (Commercial) of the A. Proctor Group

Overview of the Wraptite self-adhered external air barrier system. For full detail please see http://www.proctorgroup.com/air-barriers

An impressive new contemporary apartment development in Salford is set to benefit from the superior airtightness performance qualities of Wraptite. The Bridgewater Point project is a 220-unit residential apartment building located in the heart of Salford, with ease of access to Media City UK, Manchester City Centre and Manchester’s Metrolink Transport network. Inspired by Fortis Developments, Altrincham, the development offers a mixture of studios, one, two and three bedroom apartments, and townhouses, with parking, a gym and a communal garden. Planned over a 78 week build program the Bridgewater Point is due for completion in August 2017.

Join Keira as she celebrates Proctor Air’s first year of success and answers some of your most asked questions! In this Q&A, she covers: The importance of certification and why it matters for Proctor Air and its customers Highlights and key milestones from Proctor Air’s journey so far The story behind the choice of pink and purple for the brand’s identity The original vision and inspiration behind the creation of Proctor Air Whether you’re curious about the brand’s story or want to learn more about the product, this video offers an inside look you won’t want to miss. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates!

A round table discussion on best practice for the implementation of the Building Safety Act across the industry. Our panel of experts will explore a range of topics around responsibility, risk and managing collaboration to deliver best practice safety management. Industry Goals & Responsibilities Stakeholder Collaboration & Accountability Legislation, Compliance & Risk Management Transparency, Documentation & Communication Joining the discussion are leading industry experts: • Iain Fairnington – Technical Director, A. Proctor Group Ltd • Clare Fenton – Principal Facades Manager, Wates Group • Peter Davies – Fire Safety Specialist, Part B • Gavin Hoccom – Partner, Browne Jacobson • Will Jones – Head of Business Development, A. Proctor Group Ltd