> Executive found that condensation could cause 25% of roof timber to decay within five years if spray foam is applied directly to roof tiles, or certain underlays. The general risks increase the further north the property is, because of colder climates.
Most houses in the UK will have a timber frame, condensation will cause the wood to rot.
More than welcome. We're in the recently restored Fairfield Shipyard Offices on Govan Road so not been open for too long. We also do a monthly meetup for local startups in The Raven on the first Monday of each month.
Mattermark is something of little relevance to me but how good is the data? They recently produced a list of the fastest growing startups in my local community and the results were pretty odd. Companies with huge measurable growth beaten by, literally, new starts just a few months old with no revenue and few customers.
Granted I don't know what yard stick they used to come up with the list but to me on the ground in the community the list seemed way off and widely ridiculed.
Well done to the team. Being based in Scotland I really appreciated the work Shaun and Doug have put in to connect the community here with other tech communities across the country. Also add to that the great job they are doing in the Manchester community.
All the best to them with this new version of Tech Britain.
Actually I've found Apple maps to be pretty good so I could see myself sticking with them.
Yes not as many features as Google Maps but adequate and with some nice features of their own. My nearest city, Glasgow, has recently been added as a 3D flyover city which I feel is better than Street View for getting an idea of an area/place.
For me the directions work and I've found the search decent.
Great to see Scottish startups providing internships for students. Essential to stop the flood of talent heading to the financial sector and/or out of the country.
Also agree on side projects. In my opinion both show eagerness and give people the opportunity to get to know you/your work so it lessens the risk of hiring.
A definition of product I like is one where the product is more than the 'product'. By this I mean the product includes added value stuff, like sales experience, after sales and peripheral items (for example does the car come with mats).
Focusing on just the physical 'product' and not taking into account everything that fits into the above definition will leave customers with a poor overall experience.
> Executive found that condensation could cause 25% of roof timber to decay within five years if spray foam is applied directly to roof tiles, or certain underlays. The general risks increase the further north the property is, because of colder climates.
Most houses in the UK will have a timber frame, condensation will cause the wood to rot.