Topic: | Reply | |
Posted by: | N V Brooks | |
Date/Time: | 17/06/22 17:02:00 |
If you go back half a century (for it was then that I worked for Johnson's and they moved to a site adjacent to West Ruislip station in the mid-1970's meaning the Celotex office closed) the insulation products were far less less technical -I can remember it being like two layers of thin plasterboard with a 'sandwich' of foam in between. Celotex however in their originsal guise went into administration owing to their exposure to lawsuits for the sale of asbestos-based products. They were a US company, the UK 'divorced' from them and then went through a series of mergers and takeovers. A potted history here: https://www.zippia.com/knight-celotex-careers-919006/history/ |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
Grenfell Anniversary. / Cellotex (Ealing) | 15/06/22 20:53:00 | Jim Lawes |
Re:Grenfell Anniversary. / Cellotex (Ealing) | 15/06/22 22:02:00 | N V Brooks |
Re:Re:Grenfell Anniversary. / Cellotex (Ealing) | 16/06/22 09:01:00 | Raymond Havelock |
Re:Re:Re:Grenfell Anniversary. / Cellotex (Ealing) | 17/06/22 15:30:00 | Peter Chadburn |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Grenfell Anniversary. / Cellotex (Ealing) | 17/06/22 15:42:00 | Jim Lawes |
Reply | 17/06/22 17:02:00 | N V Brooks |
Re:Reply | 17/06/22 18:03:00 | Jim Lawes |
Re:Re:Reply | 17/06/22 18:32:00 | N V Brooks |
"Grenfell" back.in the news! | 05/09/24 22:42:00 | Jim Lawes |
Re:"Grenfell" back.in the news! | 06/09/24 00:16:00 | N V Brooks |
Thanks for your posting too Raymond ... | 15/09/24 21:11:00 | Jim Lawes |