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Fitness with IT option
Sure footing between classes
HUR Fitness Equipment uses air as resistance;
Newark Primary School in Port Glasgow features this reduces stress on joints, making it safe for
JB Antislip Plus timber decking from John Brash. young people to use. The workload set by a
Sustainable journey To minimise the risk of slips, each deck board has simple + or – button, is only visible to the user,
Flowcrete Group’s dedicated environmental zone
two buff-coloured, resin-based aggregate which reduces competitiveness and intimidation.
at www.flowcrete.com has an animated view of
inserts. The inserts can also be supplied in a HUR’s integrated IT option expands opportunities
the company’s sustainable journey and shows
variety of alternative colour options, making for both PE and cross-curricular study.
how Flowcrete floors can achieve points under
decking not only more eye-catching, but also
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the LEED environmental assessment system. The
drawing attention to stairs, changes in gradient
Floorzone Solution is also featured, highlighting
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brought about by this single-responsibility
flooring package.
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Bespoke playground designs
Playgrounds can be transformed using Flexiline
preformed thermoplastic. Virtually any shape or Solar energy for education
Preserving play timbers
symbol can be designed and produced – from
Glass processor Romag has entered the solar
standard games such as hopscotch, snakes and
Tanalith E wood preservative has been used on
electricity market with PowerGlaz, which offers a
ladders and number jumps, to custom made
two striking new wooden playground buildings at
range of bespoke solar PV (photovoltaic) products
designs such as the Dolphin Splash (pictured).
the Shaftesbury Primary School in east
providing solar electricity combining benefits
Prismo Traffic Products offers an installation
London.The ark and amphitheatre were built with
such as solar control or solar shading. Additionally,
service or supply only for self-application.
Hoppings Softwood Products’ Q-Deck timbers,
PowerGlaz is well suited for roof integration and
which are supplied pressure-treated with Arch
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Timber Protection’s Tanalith E wood preservative
introduction of ‘feed in tariffs’ (FiT) in April 2010.
to ensure a significantly extended service life.
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Easy clean washroom
Disposing of modular buildings
Armitage Venesta’s Centurion Resista
Schools, colleges and local authorities with washroom cubicles provide a superior, lasting
No scalding water
modular buildings that are no longer required, finish at the new Emms Centre at Cranleigh Hot water installations in schools should be
have a sustainable, fast and cost-effective School. The cubicles are developed to withstand upgraded to provide the same protection from
means of disposing of them. Foremans the hardest working environments with no scalding hot water as is now required in new
Relocatable Building Systems will buy, remove compromise on design. The IPS Evolve pre- homes, says Honeywell, the manufacturer of water
and recycle quality single or multi-storey plumbed system was used to complete a water valves and heating controls. Failsafe Honeywell
modular accommodation. It will undertake a full resistant, easy clean façade, with easy access thermostatic mixing valves are easily fitted and
site survey and evaluation free of charge. for ongoing maintenance. ensure a safe, ideal constant temperature.
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go online at www.enquire.to/edb
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