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Smoke Under Control: Understanding Smoke Ratings for Steel Doors
CPD from Strongdor limited
When Strongdor introduced smoke and fire-rated steel doorsets, we also set out to tackle one of the industry’s most complex challenges: smoke control. Our RIBA‑accredited CPD breaks the topic down into clear, practical guidance, making the essentials easy to understand and apply. What to Expect in Our Smoke Door CPD Smoke Under Control covers the critical role smoke plays in fire safety and the need for effective containment. We explain what happens when smoke isn’t properly managed, highlight the key features of a correctly tested smoke-rated steel door, and help you spot misleading claims or poor advertising practices. Who Can Join Our RIBA CPD?This CPD is ideal for anyone involved in the specification, installation, or procurement of steel doors. Whether you’re an architect, installer, main contractor, or simply someone whose work is impacted by smoke control requirements, you’re welcome to join. How to Sign Up for Our Smoke Door CPD? Smoke Under Control is available as an online webinar or can be delivered in person for your team. Contact our team today by emailing us at [email protected].
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Protect with LPS 1673: Protection of High Networth Individuals and Assets
CPD from Strongdor limited
We’re proud to launch our CPD on LPS 1673, the latest BRE security standard for steel doors. This session introduces our Attackdor, which was the first-ever steel door certified to LPS 1673: Issue 1, and explains why it matters in today’s built environment.What to expect with our LPS 1673 CPD: In this CPD, you’ll learn why the LPS 1673 standard was introduced, how it applies to steel doors, and the key considerations when specifying them. We’ll also explore real-world applications across both commercial and residential projects, helping you understand where and why these doors are essential. "If there’s something that keeps me awake at night, it is the safety of MPs" Sir Lindsay Hoyle | Speaker of the House.Who can join our CPD? This CPD is open to anyone in the industry who influences the design and construction of buildings. Whether you’re an architect, designer, contractor, or decision-maker, you’ll gain valuable insights into the role of certified steel doors in modern projects. How to sign up for our CPD? Signing up is simple. You can email us at [email protected], call our team directly, or fill in the form below to reserve your place. Still have questions? If you’d like more information before registering, our team is here to help. Get in touch, and we’ll be happy to guide you through the details of the CPD and how it can benefit your projects.
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PAS 24 vs LPS 1175: An Insight into Steel Door Security Standards
CPD from Strongdor limited
Security is becoming increasingly essential to consider when it comes to construction. In our RIBA-accredited CPD, we explore the differences between PAS 24 and LPS 1175, highlighting applications suitable for various configurations. Comparing the two commonly known standards for security for steel doors, our CPD breaks it down into an easy-to-understand format, providing confidence in your next security door specifications. What to Expect in Our Security Door CPD For anyone who has attended our fire door CPD, you can be assured that this PAS 24 vs LPS 1175 also includes the same engaging activities. PAS 24 vs LPS 1175 can be delivered in person at our head office or on-site whilst also being accessible as a webinar for your convenience.Each attendee of our CPDs will receive a certification of attendance, either digitally or in paper format, to enable them to log their attendance with the relevant bodies. Introducing a Brand New Security Standard In addition to PAS 24 and LPS 1175, we will also introduce the brand-new LPS 1673 standard. Released by BRE in 2024, it offers a fresh perspective on personal security against violent and maundering attacks. Who Can Join Our RIBA CPD? Although we are certified by RIBA, we’ve made our CPD available to anyone in the industry. Technical architects, specifiers, and construction professionals can register to expand their knowledge of security doors. How to Sign Up for Our Door CPD? PAS 24 vs LPS 1175 can be booked directly with us. Alternatively, you can find it registered on RIBA's CPD register. Feel free to fill in our enquiry form below, and one of our team will be in touch. Still have questions? Contact our dedicated team today by emailing us at [email protected] or calling 01524 899854.
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How To Effectively Specify Cycle Storage
CPD from The Bike Storage Company
How to Effectively Specify Cycle Storage is a completely free CPD course designed to give architects and project teams a structured framework for specifying cycle infrastructure within modern developments.Rather than focusing on products, the session addresses the decision-making process behind compliant, durable and user-focused solutions – from site assessment through to long-term performance.This free CPD course introduces a practical approach to cycle storage specification. Book here: https://thebikestoragecompany.co.uk/how-to-effectively-specify-cycle-storage-cpd/
What You’ll LearnBy the end of this session, you will be able to:
  • Assess spatial and contextual constraints before selecting storage typologies
  • Determine the most appropriate combination of shelters, racks, lockers and EOT facilities
  • Plan capacity, circulation and accessibility effectively
  • Apply layered security principles based on risk profile
  • Integrate sustainability and lifecycle performance considerations
  • Avoid common specification pitfalls that compromise usability
  • Justify design decisions clearly within planning and compliance frameworks

Course StructureThe session follows a clear, logical framework:1. The Specification LandscapePlanning, policy and sustainability context2. Site & Spatial AssessmentAccess routes, circulation, gradients and constraints3. Typology SelectionShelters, racks, lockers and EOT facilities4. Security & Sustainability FrameworkRisk-based security and lifecycle performance5. Applying the FrameworkReal-world case study analysis using:Constraint → Risk → Design Decision → Outcome
Who the Course Is ForThis CPD is suitable for professionals involved in specifying and delivering cycle infrastructure, including:
  • Architects and architectural technologists
  • Design managers and specifiers
  • Developers and project managers
  • Planning consultants
  • Local authorities and public sector teams
  • Housing associations and estate managers
  • Contractors and construction professionals
  • Sustainability and BREEAM consultants

Delivery & FormatChoosing The Bike Storage Company for CPD means learning directly from a British manufacturer with deep expertise in cycle storage and end-of-trip infrastructure.FormatAll courses are delivered online via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, unless alternative arrangements are agreed upon in advance of booking.Duration45 minutes, including Q&A.Group SizeSuitable for small design teams through to larger multi-disciplinary groups.CustomisationExamples and drawings can be aligned to your sector, project type or planning context.Materials ProvidedAttendees receive a CPD overview PDF, technical guidance and links to relevant resources.
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Adapting Bathrooms – Cutting Costs, Not Corners
CPD from Multicare Medical Ltd
This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session focuses on how adapted bathrooms can be designed and delivered in a cost-effective way, while still meeting the functional, clinical and safety needs of the end user.

Led by Multicare’s specialist design and project team, the session explores how intelligent layout, product selection and early technical input can help maximise available budgets, reduce unnecessary spend, and avoid false economies that can lead to maintenance issues, rework or unsuitable outcomes.

Real project examples will be used to demonstrate how well-considered design can achieve practical, durable and user-centred solutions that stand up to everyday use and changing needs.

What you’ll learn
  • How to design cost-effective adapted bathroom layouts that maximise available space and budget
  • How to select robust, compliant specialist products that offer long-term value
  • Where costs can be reduced without compromising safety, usability or dignity
  • How to avoid common specification mistakes that lead to premature failure or additional spend
  • How early engagement can streamline delivery and reduce variations
  • How to balance immediate budget constraints with whole-life cost considerations
How this supports value for money and positive outcomes

When working within DFG and housing budgets, every specification decision needs to deliver both functional performance and long-term value.

This session will help you:
  • Make informed specification choices that deliver best value for public funding
  • Achieve safe, compliant adaptations within defined budget limits
  • Avoid false economies that result in maintenance issues or early replacement
  • Improve client outcomes by delivering bathrooms that genuinely meet functional needs
  • Reduce delays and variations through clear, coordinated design
  • Support sustainable solutions that perform well over the long term


What’s included
  • A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
  • Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and project specialists
  • Practical examples from DFG and housing projects
  • Guidance on cost-effective product and layout options
  • Q&A tailored to your funding frameworks and caseload
  • Light lunch and refreshments provided
  • Complimentary technical delegate pack
  • Certificate of attendance on completion

Session Format

Duration: 60 Minutes
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Suitable for small to medium professional teams (typically 5–20 people)
Suitable for: DFG teams, housing OTs and Local Authority housing professionals

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Ceiling Hoists – Combining Form with Function
CPD from Multicare Medical Ltd
This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session explores how ceiling hoist systems can be seamlessly integrated into daily living and care environments, balancing discreet design with clinical performance and functionality.

Led by Multicare’s specialist design and clinical project team, the session focuses on how thoughtful specification and layout can support rehabilitation, therapy and long-term care needs, while maintaining dignity, comfort and a homely aesthetic.

The session draws on real case examples to demonstrate how ceiling hoists can be future-proofed to adapt as a client’s needs change, without compromising the look and feel of the environment.

What you’ll learn
  • How to design ceiling hoist layouts that minimise visual impact while maximising functionality
  • How different ceiling track options can support rehabilitation, therapy and safe transfers
  • How to future-proof installations to accommodate changing mobility and care needs
  • The importance of early design input to support long-term clinical outcomes
  • How discreet, well-integrated systems can improve dignity, independence and quality of life
  • Options for ceiling-fixed, wall-mounted and hybrid systems to suit different property types and client needs
How this supports positive client outcomesCeiling hoists play a vital role in enabling safe movement, supporting rehabilitation, and maintaining dignity in everyday life for the clients you support.
This session will help you:
  • Enhance quality of life by creating environments that feel supportive rather than clinical
  • Support rehabilitation and therapy through flexible, well-positioned hoist systems
  • Promote long-term independence with solutions that adapt as needs evolve
  • Reduce risk to clients and carers through safe, well-designed transfer solutions
  • Improve acceptance and compliance by integrating equipment discreetly into the home
  • Deliver clinical performance without compromising comfort or aesthetics
What’s included
  • A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
  • Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and clinical project specialists
  • Practical examples from live and completed projects
  • Equipment demonstrations (where appropriate)
  • Q&A tailored to your current and upcoming schemes
  • Light lunch and refreshments provided
  • Complimentary technical delegate pack
  • Certificate of attendance on completion
Session FormatDuration: 60 Minutes
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Flexible, suitable for small clinical teams and multi-disciplinary groups
Suitable for: Case managers, private OTs and rehabilitation professionals

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Adapted Bathrooms – Combining Form with Function
CPD from Multicare Medical Ltd
This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session explores how adapted bathrooms can be designed to balance clinical functionality with good design, ensuring spaces are safe, practical and easy to use, while still feeling like a home rather than a healthcare environment.

Led by Multicare’s specialist design and clinical project team, the session focuses on how thoughtful layout, equipment selection and detailing can support dignity, independence and long-term usability, while also achieving an attractive, well-finished result that clients are comfortable with.

Real-life project examples will be used to show how adapted bathrooms can be future-proofed to accommodate changing needs, without the space feeling overly clinical.

What you’ll learn
  • How to design adapted bathroom layouts that support safe transfers, access and carer assistance
  • How to balance clinical requirements with a discreet, modern and homely aesthetic
  • Key equipment options and how to specify them for different levels of mobility and care
  • How to future-proof designs to adapt as a client’s needs change
  • The importance of early design input to avoid compromises on space, function or appearance
  • Common design mistakes in adapted bathrooms, and how to avoid them

How this supports positive client outcomes

Adapted bathrooms play a crucial role in maintaining dignity, independence and safety in everyday routines.

This session will help you:

  • Improve quality of life by creating bathrooms that are safe, accessible and pleasant to use
  • Support independence and choice through well-considered layout and equipment selection
  • Reduce risk for clients and carers with compliant, safe moving and handling solutions
  • Increase acceptance of adaptations by achieving a domestic, non-clinical look and feel
  • Specify solutions that remain appropriate as needs change over time
  • Deliver functional, stylish environments without compromising clinical performance

What’s included
  • A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
  • Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and clinical project specialists
  • Case study examples from domestic and complex care environments
  • Equipment demonstrations (where appropriate)
  • Q&A tailored to your client caseload and design challenges
  • Light lunch and refreshments
  • Complimentary technical delegate pack
  • Certificate of attendance on completion

Session Format

Duration: 60 Minutes
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Suitable for small to medium clinical teams (typically 5–20 people)
Suitable for: Case managers, private OTs and rehabilitation professionals

How to book this Lunch & Learn session

Arrange an ‘Adapted Bathrooms – Combining Form with Function’ session for your team by visiting our website and completing the form.

One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.

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Hygiene Rooms – The Impact of Bulletins 103 & 104 on Hygiene Room Design
CPD from Multicare Medical Ltd
This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session provides a clear, practical overview of how Building Bulletins 103 and 104 have shaped the design, layout and specification of hygiene rooms in schools and SEND settings.

Led by Multicare’s specialist design and project team, the session explores current guidance and best practice, highlighting how compliant hygiene rooms can be designed to support dignity, safety, ease of use and effective care, while integrating smoothly into the wider building layout.

The session will also look at common design and compliance challenges, and how early engagement and correct specification can help avoid costly redesigns, delays and non-compliant installations.

What you’ll learn
  • The key requirements of Building Bulletins 103 and 104 and how they impact hygiene room design
  • Recommended layouts and spatial considerations for compliant, accessible hygiene rooms
  • Equipment specification and fixing requirements to support safe use and long-term durability
  • How to coordinate structure, services and finishes to support compliant installation
  • Common design and compliance pitfalls, and how to avoid them
  • How early design input can reduce risk and improve project outcomes
How this supports compliant, safe and inclusive environments

Hygiene rooms are critical spaces within education and SEND settings, supporting pupils with complex needs while meeting strict regulatory and safeguarding requirements.
This session will help you:
  • Gain a clear understanding of the requirements set out in Building Bulletins 103 and 104
  • Interpret how the guidance applies in practice to hygiene room layout, space planning and equipment specification
  • Achieve compliance with current education and accessibility guidance
  • Reduce risk by designing spaces that support safe moving and handling
  • Avoid costly redesigns and late-stage changes through correct early specification
  • Support inclusive learning environments that promote dignity and privacy
  • Improve coordination between design, build and specialist equipment installation
  • Deliver practical, robust solutions that stand up to long-term use in demanding settings
What’s included
  • A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
  • Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and project specialists
  • Guidance on layouts, equipment and fixing requirements
  • Real project examples from education and SEND environments
  • Q&A tailored to your current and upcoming schemes
  • Light lunch and refreshments provided
  • Complimentary technical delegate pack
  • Certificate of attendance on completion
Session Format
  • Duration: 60 Minutes
  • Location: Your office or site meeting space
  • Group size: Suitable for small to medium design teams and multi-disciplinary project groups (typically 5–20 people)
  • Suitable for: Contractors, architects, local authority teams and SEND professionals
How to book this Lunch & Learn session

Arrange a ‘Hygiene Rooms – The Impact of Bulletins 103 & 104 on Hygiene Room Design’ for your team by visiting our website and completing the form.

One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.

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Ceiling Hoists – Enhanced Awareness Session
CPD from Multicare Medical Ltd
This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session provides a practical, contractor-focused overview of how to design and install ceiling hoist systems that are safe, compliant, and efficient to deliver on-site.

Led by Multicare’s specialist design, project, and installation team, the session focuses on real-world challenges faced by contractors, from structural constraints and coordination with other trades to project pressures, compliance obligations, and whole-life cost considerations.What you’ll learn
  • Key compliance requirements and standards governing ceiling hoist systems
  • How to design ceiling hoist layouts that integrate with building structure, services, and finishes
  • Common design and installation pitfalls, and how to avoid costly rework and delays
  • How early engagement and correct specification can reduce risk on-site
  • Options for wall-mounted, ceiling-fixed, and hybrid ceiling hoist systems to suit a wide range of build constraints
  • How to achieve cost-effective solutions without compromising safety, performance, or future adaptability
How this supports successful project delivery

Ceiling hoist systems are not just a clinical requirement. They are a key consideration for risk management, programme delivery, and regulatory compliance on your projects.This session will help you:
  • Reduce compliance risk by understanding current guidance and best practice
  • Avoid project delays caused by last minute design changes or unforeseen structural issues
  • Minimise rework and variations through correct early-stage coordination 
  • Deliver smoother, faster installations using practical, build-focused guidance from experienced engineers and project managers
  • Control whole-life costs by selecting systems that are durable, adaptable, and future-proof
What’s included
  • A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
  • Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and installation specialists
  • Practical examples from live and completed projects
  • Q&A tailored to your current and upcoming schemes
  • Equipment demonstrations (where appropriate)
  • Light lunch and refreshments provided
  • Complimentary technical delegate pack
  • Certificate of attendance on completion
Session Format
  • Duration: 60 Minutes
  • Location: Your office or site meeting space
  • Group size: Ideal for small to medium design teams and project stakeholders
  • Suitable for: Project teams, design managers, site managers and QS teams
How to book this Lunch & Learn session

Arrange a ‘Ceiling Hoists – Enhanced Awareness Session’ for your team by visiting our website and completing the form. One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.Click here to book today
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Book in at our award-winning Installation School
CPD from Zentia
The Zentia Installation School Join the thousands of other built environment professionals who’ve attended our award-winning Installation School and learn more about our ceiling products and their acoustical properties. Awarded Member Training Programme of the Year by the FIS in 2023, 2024 and 2025, the Zentia Installation School combines a thorough classroom-based introduction to suspended ceilings with practical, hands-on learning. You’ll even have the opportunity to put your new skills to the test and install your own suspended ceiling.Tailored training packages
  • Training sessions at the Zentia Installation School can be designed around your own requirements.
  • Ceiling installers: complete a one or two-day training course on Zentia’s products, with a focus on your own areas of improvement
  • Distributors: get a full overview of Zentia’s product range and how they can be installed, including those products most popular with installers
  • Architects and interior designers: combine the Zentia Installation School with a RIBA CPD and a factory tour to fully understand how our products will fit into your design projects
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Factory Tours and Innovation Centre
CPD from Zentia
Ever wondered how our products are made? Book a factory tour and find out! You’ll visit our mineral fibre factory in Team Valley, Gateshead, where you’ll learn more about the manufacturing process behind traditional suspended ceilings. Then you’ll head down the road to our grid factory and learn about our suspended ceiling grids and other products, before finishing in our Innovation Centre for a Q&A and refreshments. Open to architects, designers, installers and distributors, with full PPE and H&S inductions provided at each site.
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Lunch and Learn
CPD from Zentia
Choose one of our Lunch and Learn sessions to gain a deeper understanding of our products and how they can be used to enhance your projects. These sessions can be delivered in person at your own premises by one of our architectural and design consultants, or as an online seminar. Current Lunch and Learn presentations available:
  • Introducing Sonify by Zentia – our range of acoustic baffles, canopies and wall absorbers
  • Zentia Product Overview – covering our evolution from Armstrong Ceiling Solutions to Zentia, and a full introduction to our portfolio of ceiling systems
  • Understanding Acoustic Data and Fire Test Results
  • Healthcare 
  • Education
  • Comercial Office
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Health, Wellbeing and Productivity
CPD from Zentia
In this presentation, we will be looking at the four core design elements that promote health, wellbeing and productivity in the workplace, and how ceiling products can support each of those elements. The aim is to provide the audience with a level of knowledge on the topic that will enable them to specify suspended ceiling systems with confidence, and know when to seek further guidance.By the end of this CPD, delegates should: Understand how building design impacts the health, wellbeing and productivity of occupants Understand the industry drivers and business case for high quality and healthy buildings Evaluate the performance characteristics of ceiling systems which positively impact on occupant wellbeing
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Fire: Suspended Ceiling Systems - the basics
CPD from Zentia
This CPD discusses the role that suspended ceilings can perform with their reaction and resistance to the effects of fire within buildings. By the end of the presentation you should have a greater understanding of:
  • The basics of fire
  • The role active and passive fire protection play in buildings
  • Testing methods used for suspended ceilings
  • Key elements on how to break a fire triangle
  • Product fire reaction performance
  • Product fire resistance
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Sound Advice: Acoustics
CPD from Zentia
In this presentation, we explain why it’s important to create healthy acoustic environments and how the acoustic performance of suspended ceilings and wall absorbers can assist with this.The science behind acoustic tests and standards will be explained, including what the Building Regulations and sector specific requirements are, and how these requirements can be fulfilled. The aim is to provide the audience with a level of knowledge on the topic that will enable them to specify suspended ceiling systems with confidence, and know when to seek further guidance.
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‘STEP ON IT!’ – SPECIFYING SAFE & EFFECTIVE FLOORING DETAILS
CPD from Quantum Flooring Accessories
‘STEP ON IT!’ – SPECIFYING SAFE & EFFECTIVE FLOORING DETAILSEnhance your expertise in flooring specification with our engaging and informative RIBA-approved CPD seminar. This session provides essential insights into the critical role flooring details play in safety, compliance, and design.WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
  • The importance of flooring details and how to specify correctly.
  • Key Building Regulations and British Standards to consider.
  • Environmental, health, and safety factors.
  • Best practice examples with real-world specificationcase studies.
40-60 minutes, including Q&APart of the RIBA Core CurriculumAvailable in-person or onlineBook here: https://quantumprofilesystems.com/quantum-flooring-accessories/riba-cpd/
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Entrance Matting Specification and Design Innovation
CPD from INTRAsystems Entrance Matting & Grilles
On-Demand CPDIf an interactive event isn't quite right for you at the moment, we trust the on-demand video resource below is useful. Enhance Your Entrance Matting Expertise Anytime, Anywhere: Dive into this On-Demand CPD Masterclass!Available 24/7 and 365 days a year, you can now find out everything you need to know about specifying Entrance Matting here on our website. Pause the action, take notes, complete in sections... whatever works for your learning style! Please feel free to contact us with any questions.Simply click play, complete your company details, and voila! The content will be unlocked. Enjoy learning with INTRA!You'll Learn About: 
  • Entrance Matting functions and benefits
  • Types of Entrance Matting
  • Sizing and the zonal system
  • Legislation and sustainability standards
  • Performance ratings and lifecycle
  • Design possibilities and product innovation
Book An Interactive CPD Seminar: https://www.intrasystems.co.uk/on-demand-cpd/
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Entrance Matting Specification and Design Innovation
CPD from INTRAsystems Entrance Matting & Grilles
Interactive Seminars - The Why and How of Entrance Matting InnovationRIBA And BIID-Approved CPD SeminarWhether you're looking to make a striking design statement in your latest project, you want to learn about the impact that various kinds of entrance matting can have on your reception area, or you want to understand how sustainable entrance matting can contribute towards BREEAM, WELL and GreenBuilding standards - you're in the right place. Our 1-hour RIBA core curriculum, and BIID-approved CPD course is designed to inform and inspire, using product samples and client case studies to provide real value for attendees. You'll Learn About: 
  • Entrance Matting functions and benefits
  • Types of entrance matting
  • Sizing and the zonal system
  • Legislation and sustainability standards
  • Performance ratings and lifecycle
  • Design possibilities and product innovation
Flexible Seminar Delivery To Suit YouThe seminar sits within three of the mandatory RIBA CPD core curriculum topics (Design, Construction and Technology, Health, Safety and Well-being, and Legal, Regulatory and Compliance) and what's more, it's worth double points!We know how difficult it can be to fit CPD around your hectic day job, so we can deliver the presentation remotely or come to your offices - and we'll provide the breakfast or lunch! You'll complete an engaging quiz afterwards which will enable your certification as evidence of your learning as well as a handy 'How to Specify' e-booklet. There will also be the opportunity to discuss your project ideas with our expert presenter at the end of the session. Book your Entrance Matting CPD today 👇Book An Interactive CPD Seminar
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The Future of Doors: Pocket Doors
CPD from ECLISSE
Learning Aims: 1. A brief history of pocket doors 2. Introducing Eclisse 3. What is pocket door? 4. Pocket door variations 5. Pocket door construction 6. Why use a pocket door? 7. Consideration when specifying a pocket door 8. Installation considerations 9. Case studies
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Pocket Doors in Inclusive Design, adapted / Assited Living & Care Homes
CPD from ECLISSE
Content:1. What is a Pocket Door?2. Inclusive Design - Why and three key Policies.3. Inclusive Design Consideration4. Inclusive Design & Pocket Doors Summary5. Specialized Products.6. Adapted / Assisted Living Case Studies7. Retirement Homes & Later Living Case Studies8. Nursing / care Home Case Studies
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Sewage Treatment Plant Sizing
CPD from Marsh Industries
Sewage Treatment Plant SizingHow to size packaged sewage treatment plants and off mains wastewater treatment.   Exploring the utilisation of the British Water "Flows and Loads" Code of Practice.Potential errors made by clients in calculating footfallTopics to be aware of for full legitimate proposals.Worked examples.
 
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Off Mains Drainage CPD
CPD from Marsh Industries
Marsh Industries – Who we are, what we do. Off Mains Drainage – What is it? Packaged Sewage Treatment Plants – General Binding Rules 2023 & Nutrient NeutralityCivils Off Mains Drainage – Treatment, Pump Stations and Other Ancillary ItemsOil Separators/Interceptors – EN858 Q&A
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Honouring the Past, Building for the Future: Compliance in Timber Window Conservation
CPD from George Barnsdale & Sons Ltd
Replacing timber windows in historic buildings requires a careful balance between authenticity and compliance. If you are replacing windows in a building that is located in a conservation area or is a registered listed building, replicating the original design to help maintain the buildings character is important. This CPD session explores the nuances of designing and installing timber windows that maintain historical integrity while adhering to conservation requirements and building regulations.
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Specifying Rainscreen Insulation for Real Performance
CPD from Knauf Insulation

Specifying Rainscreen Insulation for Real Performance CPD
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Embodied Carbon of Insulation
CPD from Knauf Insulation
Embodied Carbon of Insulation CPD
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Prioritising Safety with Access: Designing Roof & Floor Hatches for Horizontal Access
CPD from Surespan Limited
This course emphasises the focus on prioritising safety in horizontal access design, specifically for roof hatches and floor doors. It highlights the importance of creating secure access solutions while also incorporating daylight solutions through skylights. Attendees can expect to learn about best practices, safety considerations, and design strategies for designing safe horizontal access points. Additionally, the course will provide insights into effectively specifying skylights to optimize daylight penetration, enhancing the overall illumination in areas accessed through roof hatches and floor doors.
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Let There Be Light - Specifying High Performance Rooflights
CPD from Surespan Limited
This comprehensive presentation is designed for architects, engineers, and building specifiers, providing in-depth insights into the effective specification and use of skylights to enhance energy efficiency, natural lighting, and indoor comfort. The session will cover the fundamental principles of skylight design, focusing on key considerations such as light transmittance, Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), and U-Values. Attendees will learn how to balance daylighting with thermal performance, ensuring compliance with Building Codes. Practical examples and case studies will illustrate the benefits of using advanced glazing technologies and proper skylight placement to achieve sustainable and comfortable indoor environments. By the end of this presentation, participants will have a thorough understanding of how to specify skylights that meet energy performance criteria, improve occupant well-being, and contribute to the overall sustainability of residential and commercial buildings.
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The Benefits of Clay Paving
CPD from wienerberger
Learn more about why clay is the ideal material for beautiful landscaping. We’ve designed this CPD seminar to make specifying the right kind of paver for your landscape project as simple as possible. With a closer look at some real-life paving projects, we cover how pavers are made, clay as a material, laying patterns and installation methods.
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