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Buildings Refurbishment and Maintenance
Twyford launch rimless
Elta helps keep forest way cool
pan for schools
Twyford Bathrooms has launched the only truly Rimless WC Pan for
schools, it is ultra hygienic and water saving.
The Sola School Rimless WC Pan has no hidden channels, no
covered rim, no box section and no tubes making it far easier
to clean. It also meets BREEAM specifications and flushes on 4l of
water per flush.
The pan is available in 300mm or 350mm height for infant and
junior school or standard height for secondary school, it is available
Back-to-Wall, Wall Hung and Close Coupled, blue or white.
A uniquely engineered water
distribution system developed by
Twyford Bathrooms efficiently
removes all waste as
When Forest Way Special Educational Needs School was opened recently, thirty
effectively as a
five Elta Fans were installed as part of the system to provide a comfortable,
traditional toilet. The
effective and well ventilated learning environment for the pupils.
self draining jets at the
The school, situated in the National Forest in Leicestershire, is a new
back of the bowl
co-educational special school for 138 pupils aged 3 – 19 years old with a wide
release water which
range of special needs. Designed with sustainability in mind, the school
flows entirely round the
incorporates several integrated, eco-friendly systems, added to which is the low
inside of the pan, with no
energy ventilation system that utilises the Elta fans.
hidden rim or water jets,
Elta Fans Sales Engineer Keith Lomas commented – “schools are undoubtedly
there is simply nowhere for
a growing market for us at the moment. Many people see a need for an
the germs to hide.
ecological approach to the construction and services installation process. In this
way we can offer the children a chance to be educated on the importance of a
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healthy awareness of their environmental responsibilities. Elta have a
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philosophical approach that fits in very well with this ideology.”
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High performance products by Formica Limited
Formica Limited provides a
diverse range of decorative
interior surfacing materials that
combine functionality, practicality
and comfort with the brightest
and freshest colours and designs.
Formica
®
products are suitable for
all manner of applications in
schools including wall and door
panelling, desk and table tops,
washroom and changing room
fit outs.
Formica
®
High Pressure
Laminate
It is the hygienic and durable
properties of laminate that allow Formica
®
Compact Grade Offering highly decorative,
it to really excel in an educational Available in varying thicknesses dependable, hygienic and low
environment. Whether used in up to 20mm, Formica
®
Compact maintenance surfaces, the
toilets and washrooms or Grade is specially designed for Formica
®
product range
corridors and stairwells, Formica
®
heavy duty applications and offers a wide variety of
laminate meets stringent washroom environments that colours and designs to provide
requirements of durability and require extra strength, and the right mix of materials for
easy cleaning. Its non-porous, moisture and humidity resistance. educational environments
wipe-clean surface is inherently It is particularly good as a clean and to help create
hygienic and the superior quality and resilient material for lockers, stimulating surroundings and
of Formica laminate also ensures shower areas and for cubicle wall encourage effective learning
long-lasting, high-performance. panels and doors. The material for students.
The postformable nature of also lends itself well to the
Formica High Pressure Laminate construction of general
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enables it to hold a curve, so that furnishings such as benches
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