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Reducing the load on main sewers

The new Stanbridge Building at Banbury School has used two monocast drainage systems from ACO Technologies that are manufactured from a recycled material, Vienite. The systems, ACO KerbDrain and ACO ParkDrain, form a drainage network that quickly removes surface water from new areas of hardstanding to a series of soakaways that recharge local groundwater and reduce flood risk.

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Combining sustainability and performance

Milliken Contract’s Laylines modular carpet collection is used on a variety of schemes looking for a combination of style, performance and value. The striated design is now available in a palette of 46 colours ranging from subtle neutrals to bold accents. As part of the company’s ECO360 approach to product design, Laylines upholds sustainability demands and possesses a BRE A Rating.

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Making life easier for the less able

Electronic Assistive Technology company, Possum, has launched a Building Projects Division to increase awareness of inclusive design for disabled and elderly individuals. Electronic devices can work together to enable users to control their environment by operating equipment such as doors, windows, curtains, telephone, lights, TV, DVD and alarms through an easy to use wire free controller.

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Creating a heavy-duty subfloor

F Ball and Co’s subfloor preparation products

and flooring adhesives have been used in the overhaul of a 260 sqm school hall floor at Winns Primary School in London. A combination of Stopgap 600 deep section base compound and Stopgap 300 HD heavy-duty smoothing underlayment was used to create a durable surface. Styccobond F41 carpet tile tackifier was then used to secure the carpet tiles in position.

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Sustainable mix of aluminium and timber

The Parkside Group has introduced Alu-Timber, a range of aluminium/timber windows, doors and framing, that combines sustainably grown FSC or PEFC timbers with 100% recyclable aluminium. Creating sustainable energy efficient buildings is the cornerstone of design. The Alu-Timber range merges material solutions – timber providing thermal efficiency, aluminium the protection.

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A more comfortable pool experience

The installation of Hanovia’s UV system at the Norwood swim school in Adelaide is helping to provide a pleasant environment for customers – both in the water and in the pool surrounds. Chloramines, which had previously been up around 1.5 parts per million (ppm), are now routinely in the range of 0.3 – 0.7 ppm according to the operator. The UV disinfection system was supplied by Fluidquip Australia.

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Specifying cedar shingles

John Brash has released ‘A Guide to Specification and supply’, a new 28-page brochure dedicated to Cedar Shingles and Shakes. John Brash Cedar Shingles can be used for vertical cladding and on roofs with pitches as low as 14º. The natural attributes of Cedar include an even grain, good strength to weight ratio and low expansion and contraction. They are lightweight and weather to a silvery-grey colour.

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Promoting hand hygiene

Deb Limited offers dispensers, designed for schools and nurseries, which are colourful and eye-catching, created to attract children’s attention and encourage regular use. Deb also offers a bespoke service where dispensers can be tailored to meet specific requirements; providing choice of colour, logo and message. Many of the products feature Deb’s ‘Foam Technology’ – a foaming hand wash and sanitiser.

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Cubicles exclusively for education

IGLOOS Washrooms has redeveloped its existing cubicle systems following recent research into common issues associated with school toilets. This research has resulted in designing a new range purely for the education sector, split into pre-school, primary and secondary school ages.

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