‘Urban mined’ aluminium refers to reusing existing aluminium sourced from dismantled buildings and other urban waste streams for windows, doors, and facades in cities. This approach supports a circular economy, reduces the need for prime aluminium (which has a high carbon footprint due to bauxite mining and refining), and contributes to sustainable urban development. The […]
The UK’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate decreased from 2.6% in November to 2.5% in December. Whilst this is a minor change, it is significant given the financial market concerns at the beginning of the year regarding Government borrowing levels, interest rates, and UK economic growth. Financial markets will closely monitor each monthly inflation […]
Peter Dziurzynski – President of CAB Serving as a Board Director for the Council for Aluminium in Building (CAB) offers a unique opportunity to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the Aluminium Fenestration Industry. The Board provides a platform to influence strategic decisions that directly impact the growth of aluminium fenestration, innovation, […]
The CAB Team and I are pleased to welcome Minimal Frame Projects into membership of the Association. There have been eleven new members joining CAB in the last few months of 2024 and we have several companies who are keen to join in 2025. With a revised programme of events in the year, keeping the […]
Not too many decades ago you became skilled in a profession such as joinery, plumbing or glazing, by becoming an apprentice with a company where a skilled person taught you how to become a skilled craftsperson over a period of a few years, known as your ‘apprenticeship’. After reaching the required standard you were then […]