Air Quality Resources

Keep updated on the progress of the British Standard Institute's BS 40102, and get an introduction to indoor environmental quality (IEQ), a key part of the standard.

When installing bipolar ionisation, you need to assess your pollutants level, choose the right device and the right location depending on the space you want cleaned, and then monitor its effectiveness. Here are some ways to do it right.

This guide will show you how to optimise your workplace’s indoor air quality and comply with UK government guidelines. Plus, how to go beyond compliance to maintain occupant health and wellbeing, improve their productivity, and attract and retain tenants.

Air ionisation is a natural process that has been studied for well over 100 years. For even longer, medical professionals have understood that sea and mountain air is good for our health and wellbeing. This article will explain the ionisation process, and help you understand why bipolar ionisation is an effective air cleaning solution.

Bipolar ionisation is an often misunderstood concept. It has many advantages, but it isn’t always the right tool for the job. This article runs through the pros and cons so you can be better informed when choosing between air cleaning solutions.

In this article we list out the most relevant changes to Building Regulations 2010 Part F: Ventilation, detailed in the 2021 Approved Document F Volume 2 - Buildings other than dwellings. Approved Document F will come into effect on 15 June 2022.

This article discussing the industry's response to the Covid-19 Pandemic was published in Modern Building Services' February 2022 Issue

Does your building comply with new regulations and guidance on indoor air quality? If not, we'll show you how.

UK regulations and guidelines for IAQ are complex and varied, so we have broken down the key points from the most important guidance here.

When it comes to indoor air quality testing, CO2 monitors are an important piece of the puzzle, but they are just the starting point.