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Published Quarterly, the SelfBuild magazine has a proven track record of targeting the right people through our unique distribution. The magazine has achieved a reputation among Architects and
Self-Builders throughout Ireland with high quality content and relevant advertisers.
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We sold over 4000
copies of
SelfBuild, Extend & Renovate Magazine at the show in Cork this year!
Another new record for the SelfBuild Show.
All statistics are ABC verified.
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Featuring in 2010... |
Latest Case Studies |
SPRING • Fitting a new build bathroom •
Sustainable Interiors • Over the counter: Blocks •
Timber cladding • Build Cost 1: Building Costs on Site
• Building with steel • Package self-build • How
Architects Design • Keeping Houseplants Healthy
SUMMER (Published 20 April) • Plumbing & Heating
checklist • How to use less Plastic • Home automation
• Build Cost 2: Materials • Over the Counter: Board
materials • SAP revision & Code for Sustainable Homes
• Waste as a Resource • Energy saving plants & kerbside
appeal AUTUMN (Copy
deadline: 18 June, publishing 20 July) • Future homes
electricity & pv update • Cost effective PV • The
Sustainable Kitchen • Measuring your Home’s Carbon
emissions • Roofing • Light & Living • Build Cost 3:
Labour • Plumbing & Renovation • Over the Counter:
Roofing materials • Native Plants for Bees & Butterflies
WINTER (Copy deadline:
9 September, publishing 19 October) • Wood flooring &
sustainable timber • Living in an energy efficient house
• The Sustainable Bathroom • Water sources inc Harvesting
• Build Cost 4: Making Changes • Why plant Trees? |
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Design for Life
Stephen Denvir has made a career out of drawing plans. It’s little surprise therefore that within a decade he was able to complete two self builds – as well as get married and have two children!
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No Joak!
When Lorcan and Caroline Sleator decided to move back to Ireland in 2004, they knew that building their dream house would prove to be a challenge. But at the end of it all, Lorcan says he’s ready for more... and Caroline couldn’t disagree more
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