1. COLORBOND® steel Energy Efficiency Guide
2. Username and Password
3. Verandah Flooring Solutions Using LYSAGHT FIRMLOK®
4. Home Follows The Sun And Wins Six Building Awards
5. Pavilions In The Hills For Unique B&B
6. Logo Saves Cans From The Tip
7. Innovative Design Gives Solar Heating Aesthetic Appeal
8. Did You Know...?

Energy Efficiency provisions for housing have been introduced to the Building Code of Australia (BCA) and are gradually becoming mandatory in each state. The COLORBOND® steel Energy Efficiency Guide has been developed to simplify the process of understanding and complying with the new BCA requirements for any location in Australia. Read more and download the guide here:

http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=27Efficiency

With the recent changes to our website requiring users to log on to access certain areas, you many have found that since becoming a member, you’ve forgotten your username or password. Never fear! If you’ve found yourself in this predicament send us an email, telling us your full name, the email address you used when you registered, and your organization if you have one, and we’ll email you back the necessary details.
Email for username and password:
bhpsteeldirect@bhpsteel.com
Become a website member: http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/register/register.cfm

By combining structural integrity, aesthetic appeal and ease of construction, BHP Steel Lysaght has developed the LYSAGHT QUIKA-FLOOR® verandah system—a cost effective and fully engineered steel flooring system. The system uses LYSAGHT FIRMLOK® beams for both in-plane and conventional non-cantilevered verandahs. For all the information you need to design and specify a verandah flooring solution go to:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=27verandah

A south facing two bedroom home built on the edge of the Swan River has taken out six Housing Industry Association building awards, including awards for energy efficiency. The award winning Perth residence overcame several challenges including a steeply sloping in sandy riverbank soil and the southward orientation of the house with respect to the river views. Read more about this innovative project:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=27followsun

A South Australian couple has developed a contemporary Australian bed and breakfast featuring three architecturally designed 'Pavilions' that sit discreetly in native bushland. The pavilions, which sit near some of South Australia's premier wine producing sites, restaurants and golf courses, have already won a number of tourism and industry awards including a Highly Commended New Tourism Development in the Yellow Pages Tourism Awards. To find out more about these pavilions, go to:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=27pavilions

Every year Australians send scores of steel cans to the tip, wasting a product that can be recycled. Now a new logo developed by the Steel Can Recycling Council of Australia for display on the labels of all types of recyclable steel cans is helping to conserve resources and protect the environment. The Recyclable Steel logo, designed to give consumers confidence in the product’s recyclability, is already receiving praise from consumers, associated companies and product associations. Read more about this steel recycling initiative:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=27canlogo

The University of South Australia, in collaboration with government and industry partners, has developed a revolutionary, environmentally friendly heating system that sits discreetly on any steel roof. The solar air heating system can be easily integrated into new roofs or installed during re-roofing of older homes. For more information about this new solar heating system, go to:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=27solarheating

Five completely trivial but fun facts to boggle your mind. The theme for this edition of 'S.O.S' is cows. Did you know:

• Archaeological evidence indicates that Britons were milking cows at least 5,000 years ago.
• There are an estimated 920 different breeds of cows in the world
• It is possible to lead a cow upstairs but not downstairs, because a cow's knees cannot bend properly in order to walk back down
• Cows can sleep standing up.
• Old cows in India have their own nursing homes

Thanks for reading,

Adam Rollings
BHP Steel - Internet Manager

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