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Small but beautifully formed! The often confusing area of safe selection has just been made much clearer with the new range of Euro graded safes from Securikey providing protection from £6,000 to £1million and designed to please the eye as well as the insurer. The fully tested and approved units pro- vide a safe haven for whatever is most important to you. The inclusion of a test certificate and product rating label bearing the VdS logo prevents issues of approval from insurers once your choice has been made. Securikey will assist with product selection and tutorial videos help to select from multiple locking options.
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New video gives insight guide to wood protection has been introduced to help specifiers make informed
A video outlining the unique qualities of the highly translucent woodstain Sadolin Ultra®
decisions regarding superior wood protection. Available to view at
www.youtube.com/sadolinwoodcare the webfilm highlights the best in class protection and aesthetics of the leading woodcare system. The premium choice for new wood, redecoration projects and to support maintenance schedules, Sadolin Ultra®
built on 200 years’ heritage forged in the unforgiving Scandinavian Climate, with the benefit of 21st
offers protection for seven years. Its time-proven formulation is Century advances in technology. This approach ensures
superior performance, colour retention and breathable microporosity, whilst allowing the natural beauty of wood to shine through, highlighting its natural features. Paula O’Hare, brand manager for Sadolin, said: “This video offers an engaging and informed insight into the unique qualities of Ultra®
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system’s wide-ranging benefits for specifiers. It is the first in a series of videos planned, which will build up into a useful reference point for users.”
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