Bridgman IBC Limited

January 2010

Specifying Bridgman IBC with NBS Plus 

Bridgman IBC is delighted to announce its inclusion in the NBS Plus specification system. As a service to specifiers, BIBC’s products are included in the NBS Plus specification system.

This new area on the web site gives details of the 19 NBS Plus clauses where you will find information on BIBC doors, doorsets and cubicles washroom system products.

Our wide product range is backed by test evidence and numerous third party approvals and accreditations, such as BM TRADA - Q-Mark scheme for fire doors, PEFC, FSC, ISO 14001 & ISO 9001:2000 – so you can confidently specify BIBC products throughout your project.

Using the system couldn’t be more straightforward – select from the main menu, select the relevant product type, then select the appropriate clause for your specification, then “drag and drop” the red text into your specification.

If you have any questions at all, or would like a copy of the full specification text for all our products, please don’t hesitate to call us - we will be more than happy to help.

To find out more about the NBS Plus system, visit www.thenbs.com

 

March 2009

FSC & PEFC 

Bridgman IBC Limited can now offer doors and doorsets using solid timber and timber-based materials from well-managed, sustainable sources, independently certified by the (FSC) and (PEFC).

Bridgman IBC Limited has implemented a tracking system independently assessed by BM Trada to meet the requirements of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) Chain of Custody schemes. Concerns that poor management could lead to deforestation and so a responsible approach to timber sourcing by suppliers and manufacturers is essential.

Sustainable timber means that the tree harvested will be replaced by another tree, whether naturally grown or planted. Extraction is compensated for, unlike in the case of most other materials.

Bridgman IBC Limited is a timber based manufacturing company. Some of our products have non-timber faces, edges and beading such as metal, laminate, PVCu and paint, however the considerable bulk of product is constructed using timber based materials.

Life cycle analysis (LCA) research has demonstrated that the environmental impacts associated with the production and use of wood are typically lower than other substitute building materials. Life-cycle analysis is an objective process to evaluate the environmental burdens associated with a product, process, or activity by identifying energy and materials used and wastes released to the environment.

 

April 2007

	Bridgman IBC
joins battle against ‘Superbugs’
	One of the biggest battles in modern hospitals is the threat of infection from ‘superbugs’. Bridgman IBC Limited is helping in this battle by using Hygienilac wood lacquer to kill most species of bacteria, including the deadly MRSA, Clostridium, Salmonella and E.coli. The threat of infection exists in all environments, whether it is a hospital, care home, nurseries, offices, school, catering establishments and in consumers’ homes. These and other sectors have a real need for protection from bacteria and cross contamination from daily use. Bridgman IBC Limited veneered doors and doorsets are treated with Hygienilac, providing that extra protection that client and consumers are looking for.