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Oxygen Breathes Life Into Refurbishment


Armitage Venesta’s stunning new range, Oxygen, has been used in the transformation of Scotland’s largest fire station. As flagship for the service north of the border, Strathclyde Fire & Rescue, based in Hamilton, has cause to welcome many high profile guests - the first of whom being Fergus Ewing MSP who officially re-opened the station following extensive refurbishment of its reception area.


Oxygen in opaque black glass with IPS Evolve pre-plumbed panelling was chosen to complete the stylish, contemporary design of the new reception floor. Launched earlier last year, Oxygen, a prestigious new range by Armitage Venesta was developed using the latest technology and premium materials. Oxygen is available in a choice of beautiful, FSC certified real wood veneers, opaque glass in black or white, or Laminate which benefits from the full choice of Armitage Venesta’s extensive colour palette.


Available with full height options, Oxygen offers unparalleled privacy and seamless design features with slim-line pilasters and headrail in an ultra matt satin anodised finish.


For more information on Oxygen call 01474 353 333 or visit www.armitage-venesta.co.uk


Oxygen


Designed for your creations, inspired by your visions Cool, sophisticated glass, beautiful real wood veneer and the versatility of laminate. Comtemporary materials to match contemporary design.


Call: 01474 353 333 www.armitage-venesta.co.uk


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