Case study of a radical retrofit project of an old solid stone walled cottage in Gloucestershire that was modelled in Passivhaus Planning Package (PHPP). Green Building Store’s triple glazed timber ULTRA windows and doors were specified for the project.
Sustainable building specialists PYC Group have built their own certified Passivhaus office in Welshpool using their own timber frame system. Green Building Store supplied the ULTRA triple glazed timber windows & doors and Compacfoam insulation for the project.
Passivhaus certified 3-bedroom home in the Cotswolds, which is currently the UK’s most airtight home. Designed by Mark Siddall at LEAP Architecture, the project has made great efforts to minimise carbon emissions Green Building Store supplied the triple glazed timber windows and doors and MVHR system at the project.
Newbuild 5-storey block of flats on the site of Cartyne Parish Church in Glasgow, aiming for Passivhaus certification. Green Building Store’s ULTRA triple glazed timber windows and doors were specified for the project.
Newbuild Devon house in green oak frame, aiming for high levels of energy efficiency and designed using PHPP (Passivhaus Planning Package). Green Building Store’s MVHR system and ULTRA triple glazed timber windows and doors were chosen for the project, which was also supported by Green Building Store’s consultancy service.
Case study on the radical retrofit of a 1930s ex-council house in Manchester, resulting in EnerPHit (the Passivhaus standard for retrofits) certification. Green Building Store designed the MVHR system and supplied the ULTRA triple glazed timber windows and entrance doors for the project.
Green Building Store’s triple glazed timber windows and doors and MVHR heat recovery ventilation system, as well as building and consultancy services, chosen for Yorkshire farmhouse radical retrofit.
Contemporary family house in Leeds aiming for Passivhaus certification. Green Building Store supplied triple glazed timber windows and doors, from its ULTRA and PROGRESSION ranges, for the project, as well as designing, supplying and commissioning the MVHR system.
Garway Community Centre is a Passivhaus certified building in rural Herefordshire, designed by Simmonds Mills Architects, Green Building Store’s ULTRA triple glazed timber windows and doors and water saving WCs and urinals were specified for the project.
An extensive house renovation in Manchester involved the replacement of all windows and doors with Green Building Store’s ULTRA triple glazed timber range, with a whole window U value of Uw 0.75 W/m2K.
