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Installers can now access a wealth of interactive tools and resources for copper and stainless steel from their phone while on a job following a major digital overhaul by a global copper supplier.

Entries are now open for the London Construction Awards (LCA) 2026, the annual celebration of the projects, people, products and teams shaping the UK's built environment. This year's expanded categories give HVAC specialists and building services teams a dedicated route to recognition for work on decarbonisation, retrofit and energy performance. Entry is free, and the deadline for submissions is Friday 4 September 2026.

Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) methodology may undervalue technologies that reduce hot water demand at source, despite growing pressure to improve household efficiency and cut energy use.

With Mira Showers’ research revealing the growing pressures facing UK installers, with many reporting that work commitments are affecting their personal lives, wellbeing and ability to switch off, the shower company is looking at ways to support. 

We are delighted to announce our continued partnership with the Installer Awards for 2027, reinforcing our commitment to promoting professionalism, technical excellence and best practice across the industry.

With underfloor heating (UFH) playing a central role in low-temperature heating systems, Instantor is highlighting the breadth of its recently launched UFH portfolio, a range developed to provide solutions across a wide variety of floor constructions and project requirements. 

New Baxi report maps the regulations, grants and practical considerations shaping the move to low-carbon heating across the UK education estate.

New addition to Mira Showers' mixer range helps installers meet growing demand for water-efficient bathrooms, without compromising on performance or style

Instantor, market-leaders in press solutions, has further enhanced its market-leading Instantor Press System by incorporating its Leak Before Press (LBP) Technology into fittings as standard.