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Trunking for
Education
Environments
Locks for wet and dry facilities
Marshall-Tufflex’s new ‘Trunking for Education Meeting the new school CO2 rules
The Ronis range of coin operated locks from
Environments’ brochure provides a one-stop-shop
Intelligas’s new Multi-Services Controller, MSC
Ronis-Dom suits a wide variety of applications.
cable management information source for those
101, is an integrated gas, water and electricity
The innovative removable barrel keeps
involved in delivering the BSF programme. The
control system for schools that can meet the
replacement costs to a minimum and the cash
literature explains the benefits of different
needs of BB101, the Government’s latest rules on
box option generates valuable additional revenue.
trunking profiles, discussing which systems are
monitoring CO2 levels. The controller can also work
The Ronis Omega Swimming pool lock is made
available in aluminium and steel as well as PVC-U,
with a Building Management System, for example,
from recyclable ABS water resistant material for
and those that offer Part M and Cat 6 compliance.
to ensure that all water, gas and electricity
use in wet areas and offers 700 combinations
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PVC gets
BRE ‘A+’
Curvy cable containment
rating
Opening and closing school gates
Marshall-Tufflex’s CAT 6 compliant and all-curved
PVC floorcoverings have received an ‘A+’
The gate gas springs from automation control PVC-U cable containment system, Odyssey, was
environmental assessment in BRE Global’s Green
equipment manufacturer, Ace Controls used in the refurbishment of seminar rooms,
Guide Online ratings (www.thegreenguide.org.uk),
International, are a cost effective way to safely classrooms and offices at Staffordshire
confounding the belief that such products were
control the opening and closing of gates. The University. Odyssey’s clip-on lid function ensures
inherently damaging to the environment. The
GSG-22 unit is suitable for gates over 750mm a quick and clean installation as the trunking
generic Guide gives an indication of the high
wide, while the GSG-19 is for gates under compensates for any surface irregularities. It
environmental performance that the Gerflor range
750mm. The gas springs are self-contained and also attracts less dust due to its curves.
may achieve in the respective use categories.
provide a steady, slow and controlled opening
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and closing of gates.
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Eco
range for
installing
Ensuring classroom security
floors
The Dom classroom cylinder from Ronis-Dom is
Modular balustrade for new build
Mapei’s ECO products provide adaptable
a secure and practical solution for classroom Neaco’s Spectrum modular balustrade system solutions for construction projects in inhabited
applications. The internal disk and clutch mechanism provides a metallic sheen to a new build complex areas such as schools and offices. All products
work in combination to ensure maximum at Wyke College in Hull. Contractors Hobson & within the range are solvent-free with very low
accessibility for staff and a secure environment Porter specified Spectrum in powder coated emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC).
for pupils. This integrated safety feature has aluminum for internal stairwells and atriums. The There is a comprehensive selection of adhesives,
been designed to allow full access in the event design featured balustrade in two contrasting together with primers and self-levelling
of emergency whilst ensuring that the thumbturn metallic colours complemented by glass infills. No compounds suitable for the fast-track
cannot be used to lock the door from the inside. welding is needed for assembly. installation of floorcoverings.
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go online at www.enquire.to/edb
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