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IndiNature Manufacturing Tour

  • IndiNature Oxnam Road Jedburgh, Scotland, TD8 6NN United Kingdom (map)

Join us for what will be a fascinating introduct to the manufacture and use of Natural Fibre Insulation in sustainable buildings, during a tour of IndiNature's first manufacturing mill - based in the heart of the Scottish Borders!

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IndiNature was set up to positively impact the climate, environment, and the health of building occupants and installers by adapting highly sustainable UK crops into the world's best natural fibre insulation. Natural fibre insulation has been used on scale across Europe for decades, but now with people becoming more aware of the climate emergency the market for its use closer to home is seeing rapid growth. Durable, vapour breathable and healthy to install – natural fibre insulation is better for your health and your planet than other, artificially created, insulation products.

In addition, the IndiNature team are also proud that products created in their Jedburgh home are on course to save almost 5 million trees worth of carbon entering the atmosphere.

They are very excited to show their Scottish mill off to the world and can’t wait to see more beautiful, healthy buildings made with natural fibres. Warm homes, cool planet!

TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS:

TO FOLLOW - The GIA is arranging group transport to and from the IndiNature factory, with a secondary pick up/drop off in Edinburgh. An email confirming further details will be circulated following your ticket purchase.

TOUR PROGRAMME:

The tour will consist of two alternating group tours (each 30 people max) attending the following workshops:

- A 30 minute presentation / Q&A Session

- A 30 minute Site Factory Tour

- A 30 minute CPD Workshop (including best practice guidance for the cutting and installation of natural fibre insulation)

LUNCH:

A complimentary lunch will be provided during the CPD Workshop

IN COLLABORATION WITH:

- The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland

- Edinburgh Architectural Association