Deconstruction and reuse of construction materials.

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Series: BR ; 418Publication details: London CRC Ltd. 2001Description: vi,27p. ill. 30cmISBN:

1860814786

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614.76

Summary: Considers the volume of waste produced as a result of construction and demolition and looks at the opportunities for, and attitudes to, the recycling and reuse of building products.

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Considers the volume of waste produced as a result of construction and demolition and looks at the opportunities for, and attitudes to, the recycling and reuse of building products.

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