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Building, Maintenance, Refurbishment & Grounds
Dorgard
gets top
marks at
WHAT ARE YOUR ASPIRATIONS FOR YOUR SCHOOLS
INTERIORS?
school
Do you believe that your pupils and staff will perform better in a great
environment? We do!
H
amilton Primary School
in High Wycombe has
Mardel create exciting yet functional layouts and recommend furniture
that really is fit for purpose meaning your school will look great and
just bought a second batch
work more effectively. of Dorgard wireless fire
You benefit from:
door retainers for its Priory
and Hampden Road Sites, to
Free consultancy – understanding your aspirations and agreeing with
legally hold open fire doors,
you on your needs
and help the flow of pupils
Free space planning – 2D and 3D plans bring your project to life so
and staff throughout the
you clearly see what’s being offered
school without
Free product design – if you need non standard product we design compromising fire safety.
and manufacture to order
Free delivery and installation – on time, every time and with great care Hamilton is the latest in a growing number of UK schools and colleges who
recognise that Fireco’s Dorgard range is the wireless solution that offers the
Free after-sales support - it’s a relationship – we won’t just walk
away
simplest, most cost-effective way of legally holding open fire doors safely in
any position, automatically releasing them should the fire alarm sound.
Visit www.furnitureinschools.co.uk to see projects and testimonials
Dorgard also offers significant cost advantages as it can be fitted in minutes,
Call us for a no obligation chat on 01773 712894 with no wiring required.
or e-mail : sales@mardel.co.uk
With over 300,000 Dorgards installed across the UK, the Dorgard range is
recognised as the accepted solution to the illegally wedged open fire door
problem in any environment, complying fully with all relevant British
Standards and EU Directives.
u0845 241 7474 uwww.firecoltd.com
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