Danish Urban Water Retention (UWR) developed an innovative modular system, assembled like Legos, to manage stormwater and prevent flooding in urban settings.
POLYVANTIS recently attended BAU 2025 in Germany, where it showcased its product portfolio. This includes EUROPLEX, LEXAN PC film and sheet and the new 20-year warranty for LEXAN THERMOCLEAR multiwall shall.
Lauri Turunen, product manager for tubes at Exel Composites, explores the versatility of wide tubes, how new materials are outperforming traditional ones, and where the future of tubes is heading.
The BIO4EEB Project aims to increase the use of bio-based insulating materials to improve sustainability within the construction industry. They will improve insulation while reducing the carbon footprint.
Brenntag doubles its existing laboratory space by extending the CASE and Construction Innovation & Application Centre in Germany. This helps the company meet the growing customer demand and intensify its work in various capabilities.
Urban Canopee overcame challenges in finding a suitable material for their canopy systems by partnering with Exel Composites to utilise pull-wound composite tubes.
Lionweld Kennedy comments on the significant benefits that GRP composites hold for the construction industry; proving to be an innovative and sustainable solution for a range of offshore wind, construction and rail projects.
Kim Sjödahl, senior VP of technology and sustainability at global composites manufacturer Exel Composites, explains the developments in composite manufacturing and sustainability that are making fibre-reinforced composites more popular in BCI.
