to the UK, comes yet another quality product, stainless steel worksurfaces by Foster. These high quality countertops can be bespoked to suit any kitchen design whether sexily curved as here, a simple linear run along the wall, an island, cleaning or cook zone. Worksurfaces can be made with a variety of edges; rounded, rimmed or sharp, or veneered in wood. Already a hit with the top Italian and European kitchen studios, Foster worksurfaces use a superior quality AISI 304 steel that's got an incredible depth of shine and a finish with extra-fine glazing obtained through a special polishing process that uses natural fibres.
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www.airuno.co.uk
Armourcoat at 100% Design
Group CEO commented: “The company’s exhaustive programme of research and development has led to a broad spectrum of products […] commitment to market-led innovation and quality design solutions.”
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The Armourcoat Group will again be represented at 100% Design this September. The company, has grown significantly over the years and diversified to offer a broader range of decorative products. Whilst the business of polished plaster remains the company’s central focus, the new Sculptural, ArmourCast and ArmourColor divisions have created interest from architectural and interior design communities. Guy Whitehead, Armourcoat
Fabulous Foster Surfaces from Air Uno and Corian®
From Air Uno, the innovators who introduced Parapan®
New Hardwood Flooring ‘Bible’ Launched
A Hardwood Flooring Species and Grading Guide that can be regularly updated, therefore giving it an almost infinite lifespan was recently launched by Atkinson & Kirby and Hardwood Flooring Imports. The guide demonstrates both the colour and grade of each product, together with a brief product specification. Split into 6 sections, products are broken down by general colour, light, medium and dark with the Company’s flagship CONCEPT and CONCEPT II ranges having their own sections. The Company hope it will become an industry ‘Bible’.
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Voice Alarm System Makes Impression At Gallery
C-Tec SigNET’s sophisticated Integrity voice alarm system is now in operation at Eastbourne’s famous Towner Gallery.
communication required to link the different areas of the gallery together.
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play specially recorded messages specific to the gallery's requirements. Another very important end user feature is its capacity to play background music continuously throughout the site.
Integrity provides the essential
is a UK-manufactured multi-purpose voice alarm/public address and background music system. In the event of an emergency, the system will evacuate the entire site. However, it is also used for day-to-day paging and to
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