Cavity closers to control moisture build-up
Thermal cavity closers prevent heat loss at key potential weak points in the cavity construct, at door and window reveals – heat loss that is both...
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TDI Cavity Closers
The TDI range of thermal and fire rated cavity closers are available for various details and help to reduce heat loss and condensation build up...
Dry ridge systems, dry verge and dry fix roofing
Manthorpe has developed a range of dry verge, dry fix roofing and dry ridge systems that provide more robust, cost-effective alternatives to...
Roof ventilation – solutions for a modern-day problem
Roof ventilation has always been critical in letting a house or building ’breathe’ and ensure that roof spaces don’t gather moisture and...
Roof tile vents and slate vents – let it flow
Roof tile vents and slate vents need to facilitate essential airflow in the roof space without spoiling the kerb appeal of properties.
Joist seals in a wide range of sizes and permutations
Joist seals – another innovative product from Manthorpe designed in response to the evolving building regulations.
Swift Nesting Brick
The Swift Brick has been developed to provide a safe, spacious and habitable area to allow swifts to nest within the well-built construction of...
Flood Defence
Urban flooding over the past decade has caused millions of pounds of damage and insurmountable heartache to homeowners across the UK.
Underfloor Ventilation
Underfloor ventilation is a vital component in ensuring airflow for voids under suspended concrete and timber floors and ongoing changes to the...
Air brick vents – better airflow
Air bricks are a key component in many ventilation systems; a lot of time and effort can be compromised if this element of the installation isn’t...
Weep vents – drainage and airflow
Weep vents provide essential ventilation for the internal wall cavity and drainage of water that may have entered the cavity through condensation...
