Press kit for ISH 2025
All Information on new product innovations from GF Building Flow Solutions.

A powerful offering fueled with market-driven innovations combining the best from GF and Uponor.

Debut at ISH 2025: GF Building Flow Solutions, a division of GF, presents leading innovations and proven solutions from the GF and Uponor brands for the building industry.

The UK has seen a steady increase in the urban population in recent decades with a 18% increase since 2004. As urban areas become more densely populated, larger and more complex buildings are often required to provide the housing and high-quality commercial space required.

GF Building Flow Solutions, formerly Uponor, has announced a new leadership team for UK and Northern Ireland. Commencing 1st August, its UK and Northern Ireland operations will be jointly led by Sam Barker, as Head of Commercial, and Amar Kataria who will be responsible for Finance and Operations. Together, they will form the country leadership role to manage and drive the business strategy.

GF Building Flow Solutions (former Uponor) has published its Sustainability Review 2023, prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative Standards and assured by an independent third party.

GF Building Flow Solutions, formerly Uponor, is listed as one of the World’s Most Sustainable Companies for 2024. And Uponor is shortlisted with PEX Pipe Blue for the World Sustainability Awards 2024.

Uponor Siccus Mini is a dry underfloor heating system that offers quick and easy installation for installers. It provides optimized energy efficiency, fast performance, and the ability to install directly on existing ground. With increased heating capacity and reduced energy consumption, it offers maximum comfort and environmental benefits.

Heat networks are increasingly seen as important technology to enable the UK to meet net zero targets. So, what should planners and consultants consider when it comes to ensuring the pipework can optimise the energy efficiency of a heat network? Here, we talk to our Business Development Manager Rob Oakley, who answers some of the key questions specifiers are asking.

A combination of regulatory pressure, environmental concerns and utility costs means that energy efficiency is now a crucial issue for everything from homes to workplaces to public sector buildings. However, achieving this is not always simple, especially for older buildings.