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Classical Rainwater
The latest in top-quality cast iron rainwater products can be viewed
and ordered through cast iron technology leader Saint-Gobain Definitions Ltd
PAM UK’s revamped website at
www.classicalrainwater.co.uk.
With the theme ‘Build green, build for life’, the site details
Definitions Ltd. are a leading
Saint-Gobain PAM UK’s acclaimed Classical rainwater product range
designer and installer of high
with useful tips on specifying and installation. Visitors can find out
definition home cinema and smart
more about how the range is produced to stringent quality standards
home automation systems in the
at Saint-Gobain PAM UK’s dedicated manufacturing facility at Telford,
Yorkshire region. Projects range from
as well as ordering guttering, pipes, and the company’s innovative
wall mounted plasma TV systems,
Classical rainwater diverter kits, for rapid delivery anywhere in the UK.
to fully automated projection home
Mike Rawlings, Soil & Drain Product Manager at Saint-Gobain PAM
cinema rooms with touch screen
UK, commented: “The revamped website is a complete one-stop
remote control, whole house multi
shop for anyone considering using cast iron rainwater products on
room audio and video as well as
their project. It details the many benefits of cast iron, durability,
lighting, blind control, CCTV, computer and telephone networks.
performance, appearance, strength and acoustics, not to mention
From audiovisual interior design to installation and beyond, our highly
environmental advantages, and allows visitors to order quickly and
qualified and dedicated team will be with you every step of the way.
easily from the extensive Classical range.”
...searchable information archive at
www.sbhonline.eu
Tel: 01484 713996
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