Construction

The construction industry is evolving right in front of our eyes, and there has never been a better time to be a part of this exciting industry. Further innovations in this space are set to bring about even more advances as the world continues to evolve at a rapid rate.

Companies that research and implement construction technologies reap the benefits of enhanced efficiency, strengthened teamwork, and on-time and under-budget project execution, resulting in higher profit margins.

While obvious innovations such as robotics and 3D construction printing gain headlines, many technologies that improve building operational efficiencies arguably have much more of a positive impact.

Building regulations have been raising the pressure on building designers for decades in order to reduce the environmental impact of their projects and ensure their long-term viability. For years, building construction and service design have been motivated by improved energy efficiency and a need for low to zero carbon emissions. As a result, modern, higher-performance thermal materials such as Zenova IP and Zenova IR are being created, which promise to make future buildings extremely well-insulated at a fraction of the cost of current solutions.

Building regulations are also becoming much more stringent, understandably so, when it comes to fire safety. Few examples of this need for improved fire safety regulations compare to the Grenfell Tower tragedy in London on June 14, 2017 that claimed the lives of 72 people. A number of mistakes were made which caused and contributed to this disaster, prompting regulators and officials to take a deeper look at the failed system to ensure this can never happen again. As a result, more scrutiny will be required by manufacturers, property owners, businesses and government agencies to ensure compliance with the latest recommendations.

Zenova FP can easily be applied to compartmentalize any potential fire hazard zone, mitigating the ever-present risk being faced by this industry. Not only does Zenova FP restrict the spread of fire on any substrate, it also buys much-needed time for firefighters to respond to dangerous situations where every second counts.

Sector Specific Products

Zenova Ip - Insulation Paint

Zenova IP

ZENOVA IP thermal insulating coating embeds the most modern insulating technology in a thermos-like ultra-thin layer. 

Zenova Fp - Fire Protection Paint

Zenova FP

Also known as intumescent or thermofoaming paint, ZENOVA FP is a heat-resistant water-based paint that prevents the ignition and spread of fire.

Zenova Ir - Insulation Render

Zenova IR

ZENOVA IR is a thermal insulating render coating for internal and external walls in commercial and residential buildings to provide immediate insulation benefits.

Sector Specific News

Zenova Group PLC is pleased to announce that it has secured £2 million a year contract for its products in Australia.

Zenova Group PLC (“Zenova”, the “Company” or the “Group”), a provider of innovative fire safety and heat management technology and products, is pleased to announce that its Zenova FP fire-resistant paint has been approved for use by the London Borough of Enfield, with its first utilisation to be in a…

Zenova Group is pleased to announce that Southdown Housing Association which has selected its innovative insulation products for a pilot project making use of the insulating properties and capabilities of Zenova IR render and Zenova IP paint is being launched on 4 October this year.

With the recent publication of the U.N.’s climate panel’s report on global warming, any remaining doubts that “immediate, rapid, and large-scale ” action is required to reduce emissions and slow the pace of global warming to avoid “widespread economic and social upheaval”, have been dismissed. With Governments throughout the world…

Zenova Group PLC is pleased to announce that Southdown Housing Association has selected its Insulation Products for Housing Association pilot project

Just 2% of the new homes delivered in England and Wales in the second quarter of 2021 were built to the highest energy efficiency standard, official figures reveal. Latest Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) data released by the government shows that just 1,217 of the 61,655 new homes delivered between April…

A total of £494.5m has been set aside by six of the country’s largest 10 builders to address building safety issues discovered in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower tragedy in 2017. The developers that responded to Inside Housing were Taylor Wimpey, which has set aside £165m; Bellway, which has provided £131.6m;…

Although it’s been almost 3 years since the tragedy that claimed the lives of 72 people in the fire on June 14, 2017 at the 24-story Grenfell Tower in London, change is finally starting to come. When a tragedy such as this happens, it serves as a wake-up call for…

Taking center stage in the global commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, US President Joe Biden has made public his administration’s clear plans through The Biden Plan For A Clean Energy Revolution And Environmental Justice. Some of the highlights of Biden’s plan include: Identifying barriers to help offset the upfront…

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