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IKO launch Academies brochure S
chools are one of the most vital assets, offering round-the-clock protection for those who work
and learn in them. That is why IKO PLC has launched a new marketing initiative to promote the importance of maintaining the watertight integrity of school roofs. A dedicated Academies brochure aimed at head teachers, school managers and local education departments, supports the campaign.
Minimising costly roof repairs IKO has a wealth of experience in the design, manufacture and installation of school roofs, be it refurbishment or new build. IKO take a proactive approach to roofing problems, assessing a roof’s condition early to spot problems and schedule in the right solution in order to safeguard the asset and in turn the future waterproofing performance of the roof. IKO tailor solutions to meet individual
budgets but without cuting corners. By offering this service, IKO is poised to become the roofing partner of
and a partnering approach to obtaining funding through the bid process. IKO’s approved roofing contractors are fully trained to install the roof systems and ensure both minimal disruption to the school and pupil safety.
Adding Value IKO also has vast experience
choice when school maintenance budgets are allocated during 2015. The brochure features details on
the range of services provided by IKO including a no-obligation free roof appraisal, bespoke design meeting legislative requirements to reduce site risk, a range of warranty packages of up to 30 years for peace of mind, assistance with the tendering process
in transforming roofs into useful spaces – in schools this can be an outdoor play or learning areas. This is particularly valuable when space is at a premium in town- and city-based schools for instance.
A copy of the brochure can be down- loaded at htp://www.ikogroup.
co.uk/flat-roofing/ T: 01257 256091
Assa Abloy supplies primary school project
A range of products from Assa Abloy has been specified for a Northampton primary school undergoing a £4.2 million refurbishment
B
arton Seagrave School is a co- educational primary school in Ketering and will provide
630 places for pupils aged from four to eleven when building concludes. The key stage one and two school buildings have been amalgamated, providing new opportunities for flexible group learning, as well as communal areas for community groups and after-school clubs. GSSArchitecture has specified
Assa Abloy’s timber doorsets for the project. Educational establishments require some of the greatest durability ratings of any doorset installation, and Assa Abloy’s fulfil requirements outlined in the government’s best design practice for schools. In addition, DC500 CAM-motion door
closers have been installed, providing a low opening force. This allows ease of access, ensuring that buildings will
be fit for a range of users, including children and those with disabilities. GSSArchitecture has also retrofited
Assa cylinders in an existing masterkey suite at the school, as they are adjustable and easily installed. All components are manufactured from high-quality materials ensuring a high degree of reliability and durability. Assa Abloy stainless steel door furniture and Assa modular locks were also supplied. Chris Chapman of GSSArchitecture
said: “It is important to provide the right level of security and safety in schools, while at the same time maintaining a welcoming learning
environment for pupils. Products from Assa Abloy are reliable, durable and will therefore stand the test of time.” Allan Thomson of Assa Abloy said:
“We have extensive experience when it comes to supplying schools, and the safety of children is always a priority. We ensure that we offer products suitable for the protection of youngsters and are glad to hear that the children of Barton Seagrave Primary school are setling in well and have been enjoying working in the newly refurbished areas.”
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