Mawera articles

A UK leading producer of kitchens and bathroom furniture invest in the future of no costs for the disposal of wood waste and no oil or gas bills for heating of the total company site premises.

J J O PLC – manufacturer of Colonial Kitchens, Colonial Bedrooms, eco Kitchens and eco Bathrooms.

Founded over 100 years ago and now the leading supplier to many of the best outlets within the industry, they produce over 600 Kitchens, Bedrooms and Bathrooms every week and are

Biomass Energy, Mawera FU-850 RIA-B Plant

850KW Heat
1200 tonnes of wood chip per year
2,500,000 KWHRS
900 Tonnes of Carbon Saving.

Funded by Scottish Biomass Support Scheme. The project was to provide energy in the form of hot water provided originally by oil. The plant was finally opened on the 2nd of May 2008 by The Dr Bob McIntosh Forestry Commission and John Mathew MSP and Christina Noble.

As one of the UK’s largest fireplace manufacturers and suppliers of bathroom furniture, Be Modern is an established Group of Companies based in the North East that employs over 350 skilled workers.

Established in 1964 the group supplies products across the UK to a wide and diverse customer base as well as exporting products across Europe.

With over 500,000 square foot of manufacturing and warehousing space Be Modern recognizes its responsibility to protect the envi

With more than 30 years’ experience in the UK market, Mawera UK has supplied and installed wood burning boilers to numerous companies, turning wood-waste into heat for factory, office and process heating and helping companies recover the cost of their boilers through compliance with the RHI. To support progress and innovation, Mawera maintains its own levels of technology and combustion efficiency. The knowledge gained here promotes continued development, while the plant also serves to

With six Homag beam saws, CNC drilling machines, CNC routing machines and edgebanders producing around 20 tonnes in off-cuts every week, Decorpanel of Hetton-le-Hole needed a boiler that would enable the company to utilise its waste fully and provide heating for the whole site. With the existing system out of action and a factory that was heated with gas and electric, Decorpanel’s Ian Ling knew there had to be a more efficient and economical alternative when he invited Mawera to come up