P&HE magazine occupies a unique place among industry publications due to its high technical content and reputation for quality and professionalism. Its readership is largely made up of UK members of the Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering - professionals who care enough about standards to voluntarily join an organisation which represents the yardstick for competence in plumbing work. Internationally, there are members in over 38 countries, including a particularly strong presence in Hong Kong.

Content
The magazine contains a high class of technical content alongside features on the very latest in environmental, educational and technological advances in industry. The emphasis is to set the magazine apart as a resource to be kept for future reference, so that readers can simply and easily build a library of quality technical literature. As the Institute's journal, the magazine contains industry news and views, together with information about the Institute and its activities.

Readership
P&HE magazine is sent free to all members of the Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering and can be subscribed to by non-members. There are over 12,400 IPHE members with approximately 8,500 working as plumbing and/or heating engineers, either self-employed or working on the tools. The rest of the membership is made up from specifiers, college lecturers, plumbing designers, engineers, consultants and students. There are around 260 Industrial Associate members.

Advertising
By advertising in P&HE magazine you will reach a large number of professionals including plumbing designers, specifiers and installers. There are few stronger potentially more profitable niche markets available to you within the construction industry.

For a media pack you can ring 020 7878 2415, fax 020 7379 7118 or email chris.bean@tenalpspublishing.com or write to Christopher Bean at Ten Alps Publishing, 9 Savoy Street, London WC2E 7HR.

Advertising rates

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	Bleed page	£1,200	£1,140
	Half page	£780	£740
	Quarter page	£600	£570
Spot Colour	Full page	£860	£815
	Half page	£700	£495
	Quarter page	£450	£320
Mono	Full page	£740	£700
	Bleed page	£815	£775
	Half page	£600	£380
	Quarter page	£325	£205
	Eighth page	£145	£135

Special Positions		Outside back cover £1,200 Inside front cover £1,200
Loose inserts		(Per 1,000) Up to 10 grammes £55, 11-15 grammes £75, 16-20 grammes £95. 12,000 required. Max size A4 (297 x 210 mm).

New format for editorial
The magazine holds a host of regular features that allows for a varied read that covers topics important to IPHE members. A sleek new design has freed up extra space and ensures the magazine is easy to read, with colour coded sections to direct the reader to articles of interest:

Public Health - This new section addresses the public health element of plumbing and heating engineering. Subjects such as legionella, asbestos, black dust etc will be discussed in full through a series of articles aimed at industry professionals. Articles concerning the work of Public Health Engineers will also appear in this section.

Environmental - With world resources running out, energy efficiency and alternative energy are the buzz words in the industry. The Environmental section will hold in-depth, generic articles on environmental friendly technologies.

Feature - New and improved with more space for editorial, the feature will change each issue to cover a different topic. See features list below for details.

Technical - Only the very highest quality articles will be seen in this section. Completely generic in nature, each article will build into a library of highly technical, yet easy to read articles that cover many varied aspects of plumbing and heating engineering.

Business - With the majority of IPHE members sole proprietors or running small businesses, business information can be vital to being a success. From debt recovery to keeping records, this section will cover many issues effecting installers.

Products and Services - This section will feature product led articles and showcase the latest new products and services available on the market.

Education and Training - Professional Development is held in high regard by the IPHE, and so the 'Education and Training' section was born. Covering information on training courses, the section also holds the Institute's popular Professional Development pages.

IPHE News and Events - Find out the very latest from the IPHE and its large network of members.

If you wish to submit articles for publication please contact the Editor, Carol Cannavan. Please Note: articles are to be generic in nature, with a high technical content. Articles may be reproduced on-line in the Technical Archive on the IPHE website.

Contacts for P&HE magazine are:
Carol Cannavan - Editor - 01708 463114 - carolc@iphe.org.uk
Joanne Morris - Editorial Assistant - 01708 463106 - joannem@iphe.org.uk
Chris Bean - Advertising - 020 7878 2415.

Features List 2007

September/October
Controls and TRVs - editorial closing date: 17th August 2007
Autumn is creeping in and so P&HE magazine turns its sights on heating - covering the latest in control technology and thermostatic radiator valves.

November/December
Boilers and Water Heating Storage - editorial closing date: 19th October 2007
P&HE delves into the boiler and water heating storage markets to find the latest innovations on offer to installers and consumers. With manufacturers producing ever more energy efficient products, this issue investigates developments in the industry.

January/February 2008
Radiators and underfloor heating - editorial closing date: 7th December 2007
From the uncluttered feel of an underfloor heating system to the designer chic of the latest radiators, P&HE magazine goes in search of the ultimate heating solution.