28 July 2009 | Bauder Ltd

Bauder invests £16m in new single ply factory

Bauder has been manufacturing single ply membranes since 2000 and built the new factory, which opened in June, due to continued increase in demand.

Working in conjunction with the existing plant the new factory will double the production of FPO membranes, further increasing Bauder''s present total manufacturing provision of 1.5milliom m² of bituminous and single ply membranes per week. The £16 million factory features the latest production technology to minimise energy consumption and manage its environmental impact so upholding the companys'' policy of ‘Zero to Landfill Production’.

With this investment Bauder sends a clear signal to the industry that, despite the current economic climate, expansion and continued investment is the still the way forward. Today, Bauder ranks among the prominent manufacturers for flat roof waterproofing membranes and competitively delivers projects throughout the UK and Ireland.

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15/9/2010 - BBA EXTEND DURABILITY STATEMENT ON BAUDER SINGLE PLY The BBA has re-evaluated the Bauder Thermofol PVC single ply membrane and has deemed the life expectancy to be in excess of 30 years

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20/5/2010 - NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS Bauder has revealed that the growth of their single ply sales increased in 2009 and has continued to grow through the first quarter of this year.

05/5/2010 - EXPANSION CONTINUES AT BAUDER Leading flat roof waterproofing manufacturer, Bauder, has enjoyed substantial growth over the last decade, and with this set to continue the company has expanded into new a premise which doubles their current offices and warehouse facilities.

21/9/2009 - School sows virtue and reaps fame The Bauder green roof on Sharrow Primary School in Sheffield is going to be declared a Local Nature Reserve.