Exciting Kitchen Sinks & Taps - Linear & Matrix R25
This Abode Linear monobloc tap has been created for people who want the perfect blend of design, performance and sheer quality. Abode taps form a perfect partnership with their newly created range of kitchen sink designs. The classically designed Matrix R25 undermount stainless steel sink collection offers a wide range with tightly radiused 25mm corners designed to enable a combination approach to the sink layout or for single product installation. There are six sinks within the collection which come complete with the unique Orbit waste fittings, overflow, fixing and pipework kits, as standard.
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each flat to the common parts using Aico’s RadioLINK Professional wireless interconnect system. They have also included a Test/Hush/Locate switch on each floor and a Break Glass by the Communal front entrance. Aico’s RadioLINK Professional system allows alarms to be wirelessly interconnected.
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www.buildingconstructiondesign.eu Air Uno Gets High-Tech
Oozing Italian style, this uber-contemporary stainless steel and glass Faber cooker hood from Air Uno is available wall-mounted or for an island unit. Lots of technological features make this a highly effective extractor including an energy diffuser that helps reduce noise and increases efficiency, washable cassettes, a filter saturation alarm and an optimized speed programme that selects the best aspiration capacity with the touch of a single button. Three speed settings offer a range of extraction from 250 to 500 m3/h with noise levels of 47 to 62 dB (A).
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HiQu from Aqualisa
and bath controls guide you to your perfect bath or shower – flashing red and moving in a clockwise motion as the water warms up, or flashing blue and moving in an anti-clockwise motion if you select a cooler temperature. Meanwhile, one-touch start/stop activation, the option of remote control, plus three bathing options ensures the HiQu range is family-friendly, too.
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HiQu is the latest collection of digital showering and bathing solutions from Aqualisa. Combining fabulously smart looks with sophisticated, intuitive performance, the range includes showers, baths and must-have accessories such as statement showerheads and handshowers. LED displays on the shower
Castellain Mansions has recently been converted to 240 high end apartments which now benefit from Aico fire detection. This is Aico’s largest single private sector contract and, remarkably, comes from a new customer; Billingford Fire. For added protection, Billingford Fire has linked the alarms in
Stunning ‘Suni’ from Aestus
Gracing the portfolio of Aestus is the new ‘Suni’ radiator collection, which is available to retailers as from 1st July 2010. ‘Suni’ is sleek, contemporary and eye-catching, perfect for combining the practical requirement of heating with making a style statement in the home. Thin, rectangular tubes crafted from mild steel characterise the new range and its simple yet effective design makes it a versatile choice for homeowners. As well as vertical and horizontal models, ‘Suni’ can be specified in a number of different sizes. For added convenience, complementary accessories are also offered including the towel rail pictured above which helps to transform a statement heating piece into a practical solution for warming towels in the kitchen or bathroom. To accommodate each and every customer, ‘Suni’ radiators are available in white, chromium plate and a selection of painted finishes (most RAL colours). Prices start from £337.
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Mansion Block is Largest Private Sector Installation Aico Provides Better Alarm Control
four or more smoke and heat alarms interconnected, occasionally also with CO alarms, improved control functions are vital to ensure the system is simple for residents to use. Aico’s new Alarm Control Switches come in two variants – one for use with smoke and heat alarms and one for combined smoke, heat and CO alarm systems. Both Alarm Control Switches are powered by a built-in ten year Lithium battery.
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Leisure Centre Sports New Altro Surfaces
wearing, slip resistant, 4mm smooth rubber flooring which offers good impact resistance and helps reduce noise levels. Alex Clifton, leisure centre manager, said, “We’re delighted with the finished result - the wood effect finish is both attractive and practical and it meets all the necessary performance standards for a first class leisure facility.”
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Truly Economical, Reliable & Sustainable
System. Coupled with high efficiency comes low CO emissions for safe operation and to comply with current and likely future legislation. If used with a thermal store, the Ecoboiler can heat radiators, under floor heating or thermal skirting whilst also providing hot water. An Ecoboiler and thermal store can also be combined with other sources of heating.
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Stratford boiler stoves, manufactured by Arada, offer a truly economical, reliable and sustainable Biomass option for people who want to use wood as an environmentally sustainable way to heat the home. Ecology and low running costs have governed every aspect of the Ecoboiler SEB20’s construction. An efficiency of up to 76% has been achieved by routing all the air for combustion via a highly accurate thermostat, insulating the boiler top so that it can be touched during operation and the all new Flue Exhaust Diversion
Altro Mondoflex has been installed at Carn Brea Leisure Centre in Redruth to create the largest sports floor in the South West.
Altro Mondoflex is a hard
Aico Ltd has launched two innovative control switches for its unique RadioLINK Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms. With best practice supporting larger alarm systems comprising three,
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