Written By: Mark Armstrong
Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps recently had the opportunity to meet with Councillor James Noakes, Mayoral Lead for Energy & Smart Cities in Liverpool.
James Maddocks, director at Radwraps, and Cllr Noakes discussed how Radwraps and the Smart City project are both providing energy benefits, and how the two can work more closely together in the future.
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Tuesday, 6 June 2017
Tuesday, 25 April 2017
Radwraps delighted at expansion into Netherlands
Written By: Mark Armstrong
Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps are pleased to have officially taken their business into the Dutch market.
The increased expansion and products available for Dutch-based customers comes as Radwraps return from a recent visit to Holland as part of the highly-prestigious Huishoudbeurs exhibition. Radwraps' appearance and product demonstrations at Huishoudbeurs generated even greater interest and awareness within the Dutch market, and helped to complete the company's launch into the Benelux region of Europe.
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Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps are pleased to have officially taken their business into the Dutch market.
The increased expansion and products available for Dutch-based customers comes as Radwraps return from a recent visit to Holland as part of the highly-prestigious Huishoudbeurs exhibition. Radwraps' appearance and product demonstrations at Huishoudbeurs generated even greater interest and awareness within the Dutch market, and helped to complete the company's launch into the Benelux region of Europe.
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Tuesday, 31 January 2017
Southport College students shine for Radwraps
Written By: Mark Armstrong
Provided By: Radwraps
A number of students from Southport College have recently showcased their creative skills as part of a project involving Radwraps.
The Southport College students were given a graphic design brief for a theoretical project for Radwraps. The students performed extremely well in a realistic, high-pressure situation, as well as it being their first experience of how to deal with clients, and the final results were an exciting sign of what the students may be capable of in the future.
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Provided By: Radwraps
A number of students from Southport College have recently showcased their creative skills as part of a project involving Radwraps.
The Southport College students were given a graphic design brief for a theoretical project for Radwraps. The students performed extremely well in a realistic, high-pressure situation, as well as it being their first experience of how to deal with clients, and the final results were an exciting sign of what the students may be capable of in the future.
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Monday, 28 November 2016
Radwraps launch new glitter range
Written By: Mark Armstrong
Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps have launched its new glitter range of Radwraps radiator covers.
Radwraps covers are magnetic and are proven to be 118% more efficient at reducing heat consumption than their wooden counterparts. Depending on the customer's wishes, they can be used for that sole reason, or they can provide a dual purpose by livening up a room, whether it be blending in with the wallpaper or displaying a striking design, such as a colourful pattern or a photograph.
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Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps have launched its new glitter range of Radwraps radiator covers.
Radwraps covers are magnetic and are proven to be 118% more efficient at reducing heat consumption than their wooden counterparts. Depending on the customer's wishes, they can be used for that sole reason, or they can provide a dual purpose by livening up a room, whether it be blending in with the wallpaper or displaying a striking design, such as a colourful pattern or a photograph.
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Tuesday, 1 November 2016
Radwraps named as finalists for another nursery award
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| Image Source: NMT |
Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps have been nominated for one of the honours to be presented at the NMT Nursery Awards 2016.
Continuing what has been a very prosperous year for the business, following a number of successful experiments conducted with Liverpool John Moores University and the expansion into new European markets with the launch of its Benelux website, Radwraps are now amongst the finalists to win the prize in the Nursery Product/Innovation category at the upcoming NMT ceremony.
The NMT Nursery Awards are staged on an annual basis by Nursery Management Today, a major business publication within the nursery sector, and act as a platform to reward the excellent standards of childcare set by businesses and business people in the nursery sector within the United Kingdom, making this a unique and prestigious honour to be nominated for an award.
The Radwraps radiator covers, which have multiple purposes such as reducing the surface temperature, reducing heat consumption compared to its wooden counterpart and providing a pattern that blends in well with the surroundings and wallpaper within a room, have been placed in the final for their safety, education and aesthetics, as their energy-saving purpose and unlimited potential for colourful, eye-catching designs are well-suited to a nursery environment.
John Maddocks, director at Radwraps, commented: “We are thrilled to be in the final once again for a nursery award, and for the prestigious NMT Nursery Awards at that. This is the 14th year of the NMT Awards, and they go from strength to strength each year. To reach the final in such a competitive category is a real achievement for us. We will continue providing high-quality, safe and educational Radwraps covers to the nursery industry regardless of the result.”
The NMT Nursery Awards 2016 will take place on Saturday November 26 at the London Metropole Hotel. Professor Lord Winston will be on hand to present the trophies to the respective winners at the event, which will be attended by more than 500 guests.
For more information about the NMT Nursery Awards, visit www.nmt-magazine.co.uk/awards/.
You can also learn more about Radwraps by visiting www.radwraps.co.uk.
Thursday, 15 September 2016
Radwraps goes Dutch and launches new website for Benelux market
Written By: Mark Armstrong
Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps have recently announced the launch of a new Dutch website aimed at the Benelux market.
The company, based in Birkdale on Merseyside, have been keen to expand their business into new international territories for a long time, and after many product tests and strong positive feedback from customers overseas, Radwraps have taken their biggest step yet to accommodate this region with the introduction of the Dutch language-speaking website.
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Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps have recently announced the launch of a new Dutch website aimed at the Benelux market.
The company, based in Birkdale on Merseyside, have been keen to expand their business into new international territories for a long time, and after many product tests and strong positive feedback from customers overseas, Radwraps have taken their biggest step yet to accommodate this region with the introduction of the Dutch language-speaking website.
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Thursday, 23 June 2016
Radwraps and LJMU to carry out new experiments to identify energysavings
Written By: Mark Armstrong
Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps and Liverpool John Moores University will be working together once more in the coming weeks to conduct additional experiments.
The previous experiments carried out by both parties earlier this year found that by replacing a wooden radiator cover with a Radwrap, this would be 118% more efficient, resulting in a major saving on heating bills.
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Provided By: Radwraps
Radwraps and Liverpool John Moores University will be working together once more in the coming weeks to conduct additional experiments.
The previous experiments carried out by both parties earlier this year found that by replacing a wooden radiator cover with a Radwrap, this would be 118% more efficient, resulting in a major saving on heating bills.
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Monday, 7 March 2016
Radwraps are 118% more efficient
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| James Maddocks, director at Radwraps, and John Maddocks, owner of Radwraps. |
Provided By: Radwraps
Recent research by Liverpool John Moores University has found that using a Radwraps radiator cover instead of a wooden cover could improve the efficiency of the radiator by up to 118%, more than double the wooden cover efficiency, thus having a significant impact on heating bills.
Radwraps provides a range of radiator covers which can be fitted within seconds and brighten up a room, as well as blending in with wallpaper. In addition, they act as a safe method of preventing burns, as they cover the hot surfaces of the radiator framework.
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