Recently securing a $450,000 government grant for his storm protection product has given local inventor Matthew Lennox the opportunity to expand his business and take on the inefficient practices of the building industry.
Stormseal is a patented invention designed to seal buildings and roofs damaged by storms or left open during construction. Stormseal will aid weather victims, their insurers and builders, thanks to a $452,162 federal government commercialization grant.
A Rockdale company has received a federal government grant of more than $450,000 to continue its development of a new emergency roof covering system for storm-damaged buildings.
A new patented Australian invention, Stormseal – that super seals buildings and roofs damaged by storms or left open during construction – will soon come to the aid of extreme weather victims, their insurers and builders, thanks to a federal government commercialisation grant of a little over $450,000.
A new patented, Australian invention ‘Stormseal’ – that super seals buildings and roofs damaged by storms or left open during construction – will aid extreme weather victims, their insurers and builders, thanks to a $452,162 federal government commercialisation grant. Stormseal’s Founder and Managing Director Matthew Lennox said the funding would allow his company to fully…
A new emergency protection system for storm-damaged buildings is among the latest innovations to receive commercialisation assistance through the Australian Government’s Entrepreneurs’ Programme. Sydney-based Stormseal’s weather protection system is a polyethylene film that provides secure, temporary protection from wind, rain and hail after catastrophic weather events or during construction.
The Hon Wyatt Roy MP Assistant Minister for Innovation 21 April 2016 A new emergency protection system for storm-damaged buildings is among the latest innovations to receive commercialisation assistance through the Australian Government’s Entrepreneurs’ Programme. Assistant Minister for Innovation Wyatt Roy today announced that nine companies had been offered $4.6 million in commercialisation grants to…
The invention comes from the development of a polymer membrane specifically designed to cover storm damaged structures together with an installation method ensure stability of the membrane even in extreme weather.