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Product update EXTERIOR 400 RANGE™


The Exterior 400 is a range of powerful, compact and energy-efficient LED wash light fixtures for the outdoor installation market. This award-winning range from Martin Professional encompasses long or short throw, mixed or single colour, warm or cold white luminaires. It consists of two powerful RGBW colour mixing fixtures (separate colour pixels or pre-mixed), one white light fixture featuring a wide colour temperature range, and a single colour variant. With very low power consumption (max 139 W), the Exterior 400 Range is also a leader in energy-efficient LED lighting. All fixtures include color calibration ensuring uniformity, a super rugged IP65 housing, and internal power and control.


T 0208 391 2741 E chris.reeves@martin.dk W www.martinpro.co.uk


MINSTER LAUNCHES ULTIMATE WEB RESOURCE


Minster, the fastest growing distributor of interior, insulation and specialist building solutions, has launched a brand new online resource designed to provide the ultimate customer service experience. Featuring a fully searchable product catalogue, the modern, slick functionality makes the site very user- friendly. Products can be quickly and easily navigated and viewed by product range or supplier. Register online and gain the chance to win an iPod Touch. T 02476 438899 F 02476 560663


THE NEW DORSET WOOLLISCROFT FLOOR TILE COLLECTION


The comprehensive new range of Dorset Woolliscroft anti-slip flooring solutions is now available offering the safest choice in floor tiles for all manner of commercial developments. Suitable for internal and external use, these fully vitrified tiles offer exceptional performance and safety standards within industrial, commercial, domestic and leisure markets and can be confidently specified for use in the most exacting of installations. T 01392 473030 E sales@dorsetwoolliscroft.com W www.dorsetwoolliscroft.com


SAPPHIRE BALUSTRADES EXPANDS AND BUILDS PRODUCTION IN READING Sapphire Balustrades, the leading UK manufacturer and installer of premium balustrade systems, is increasing production significantly at its Southern branch in Reading. The decision to expand capacity follows the growing demand for its premium range of high quality balustrades. It’s also part of a strategic plan to focus manufacturing, streamline the business and maximise efficiency.


Marketing Manger Nick Haughton explains: “Sapphire is having a successful 2011. Architects, contractors and specifiers know about us and the way we work - our flexible service and support, technical knowledge and extensive range of high spec products - so we are their first point of call when they have a requirement. Our products are specified across a range of high profile projects within the retail, residential and other key sectors.


“Rapidly growing sales have prompted us to review our manufacturing capabilities as we move into the future. We decided to invest a considerable sum in new automated machinery to maximise efficiency, drive down the costs and lead times for our customers, and keep ahead of demand.” continues Nick.


“We feel this is a great opportunity for us. The investment will allow us to more than double our current capacity in Reading. Products currently manufactured at our Banbury factory will be transferred over to the automated factory in Reading to streamline operations and make us more effective in satisfying our customer needs. It’s a move we think will yield substantial benefits as we continue to grow and develop.”


For more information on Sapphire’s recent projects and extensive range of products, visit; W www.sapphirebalustrades.com


SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION IN COVENTRY WITH REYNAERS


Reynaers Aluminium has played a significant part in the creation of one of the most sustainable office buildings in Europe by providing curtain walling systems, windows and doors for the new Severn Trent headquarters, in Coventry. The seven-storey, 38m high headquarters building, built by BAM Construction, with the help of £6.5 million from Advantage West Midlands and support from Coventry City Council, has one of the lowest carbon footprints for any UK office building. T 0121 4211999 E reynaersltd@reynaers.com


HANSGROHE - AXOR CITTERIO M Axor Citterio M has been unmistakably designed by the precise hand of Italian designer and architect Antonio Citterio: the design language is highly sophisticated and well-thought out right down to the finest details, and harmoniously links soft curves with flat surfaces. Axor Citterio M represents urban aesthetics and is modern yet timeless. T 01372 465 655 E enquiries@hansgrohe.co.uk W www.hansgrohe.co.uk


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