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Easier Slip resistance in busy corridors
New Bona Traffic Anti Slip delivers all the high performance properties of original Bona Traffic, Bona’s toughest low VOC, waterborne lacquer for wooden floors, but with enhanced anti slip properties. It is suitable for specification in busy corridors, on stairs and other wooden floors in schools. Bona Traffic Anti Slip meets DIN slip resistance certification 51130-R10.
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merchandising for metalwork products
Simpson Strong Tie has unveiled new packaging for its builder’s metalwork product range of connectors and structural systems. The packaging has been redesigned with a retail experience in mind, using a bright white box for the retailer’s shelf, featuring a perforated tear top and large colour label clearly showing what the product is as well as what it does. It is now far easier to identify and locate the required connector.
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Cable
management for schools
Marshall-Tufflex’s has been supplying its perimeter trunking and underfloor systems to schools for more than 30 years. The company’s new ‘Trunking for Education Environments’ brochure provides a one-stop-shop cable management information source, discussing which systems are available in aluminium and steel as well as PVC-U, and those that offer Part M and Cat 6 compliance.
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Test results provide new business for Hydropanel
The merchant C&W Berry has extended its Marley Eternit Hydropanel range with the addition of the 12mm board. Hydropanel is a multi-purpose fibre cement dry-wall construction board that can be used on walls, floors and ceilings. A series of successful tests by the BRE for lightweight and heavyweight anchorage on Hydropanel opened up sales opportunities for Berry’s customers with the 12mm board.
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Royal opening for sports hall
HM the Queen opened the new £2m sports centre at St John’s Beaumont, Old Windsor. The scheme by Ball Hall accommodates a 30’ rock climbing wall, a cricket facility, a performing arts studio, rowing room, gym, computer suite and main sports hall. A demountable draping system enables the conversion of the hall to an elegant indoor space for gatherings of the school community and other social engagements.
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Educational library design
Demco designs school and college libraries to support and encourage learning and to welcome students. The company has a range of products and furnishings sourced specifically for libraries, an in-house design team and years of experience in working with libraries, architects, designers and contractors.
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Canopy for outdoor learning
Thorn Grove Primary School in Bishops Stortford has installed a new canopy to complement its successful Foundation Stage outdoor area. Designed, manufactured and fitted by Able Canopies, the durable structure provides protection from the sun and shelter from the rain. The canopy provides space for outdoor learning and the covered area leads directly to the Foundation Stage playground.
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Adjustable nursing bench
Pressalit Care has extended its range of height adjustable nursing benches with the new Nursing Bench 150. Meeting the recommendations of BS8300:2009, the Nursing Bench 150 has been designed for installations such as Changing Places facilities and school hygiene rooms. Pressalit Care has been producing carefully designed bathroom solutions to high standards for over thirty years.
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Sprung flooring system for sports hall
Robothams Architecture specified a Junckers SylvaSport Premium lacquered beech for the 1,200 sqm sports hall and fitness room at Birmingham City University. This durable and natural looking hardwood floor was combined with Junckers NewEra UnoBat fully sprung undercarriage flooring system to provide the correct resilience, shock absorption and friction characteristics for young athletes.
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