Industry collaboration

Trade Associations

Working together

Building strong industry partnerships

H+H UK works with trade associations, certification bodies and research organisations across the construction and masonry industry. These relationships support innovation, sustainability, technical standards and industry best practice.

Supporting industry progress

Innovation & research

Working with industry organisations supports research, knowledge sharing and the development of better construction solutions.

Standards & compliance

Industry collaboration helps H+H stay informed about evolving regulations, technical standards and product-performance requirements.

Sustainable construction

Partnerships support the development and sharing of best practice for more sustainable construction.

Industry organisations & standards

MPA Masonry

Represents UK aircrete and concrete block manufacturers, providing guidance on masonry construction and its benefits.

Mineral Products Association

The trade association representing the UK's mineral products and construction materials industries.

British Board of Agrément

A leading UK construction product certification body, providing independent assessment of product performance.

Builders Merchants Federation

Represents and connects merchants, manufacturers and suppliers across the building materials sector.

Building Research Establishment

Provides research, testing and expertise focused on improving building performance and sustainability.

 

British Standards Institution

Develops standards supporting quality, safety and best practice across the built environment.
 

Eurocode 6 – Design of Masonry Structures

Provides the structural design framework for masonry construction.

International Masonry Society

Supports masonry research, education and knowledge sharing through publications, events and industry collaboration.

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