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A truly revolutionarywaste system, Drain News fromRoca, displays the amount ofwater that has passed through it,making the user aware of howlittle or howmuchwater they use. Flowmeters on the hot and cold inlet pipesmeasure the amount of water being supplied to the tap and the resulting data is transmittedwirelessly to a receiver in thewaste itting itself. This then displays the number of litres used. The screen resets after each use and can be usedwith rechargeable batteries. Simple to install, Drain News can also be itted retrospectively.


Tel:01530830080 Web: www.roca.com


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WiloUKoffersone of the widest range ofhigheficiency pumps that alreadymeet and exceedthe requirements of the ErPdirective. It’s one of the leadingmanufacturers inthe worldofpumps andpumping systems for commercial and domesticheating, cooling and air-conditioning, forwater supply,drainage andsewage.


Web:www.wilo.co.uk


CoventryUniversity has embarked on amassive 10-year, £160million refurbishment to become a state-of- the-art academic facility and has selected Click Scolmore lighting products as part of a focus to ensure the highest quality green energy provision.By replacing the existing 28Watt 2Dand 70watt SONexternal light ittingswith Click Scolmore’s Fumagalli LEDbulkheads for the building’s external lighting, the universitywill be able to pay back the initial outlay in less than ive years because of the reduced energy bills providing an 80 percent cost saving aswell as reducing its carbon footprint.The ‘Lucia’Backlit LEDBulkhead Lampwas chosen as the lighting solution for three of theUniversity’s buildings including the JaguarBuilding. Part of Click Scolmore’s growing FumagalliOutdoor Lighting range, the Lucia is amodern bulkhead that offers a lifetime guarantee against corrosion and 50,000 hours lamp life.


Tel:0182763454 Web:www.scolmore.com


Balmoral textileswill be exhibiting at The Sleep Event 2011,which takes place at the BusinessDesign Centre, London 23 – 24November. At the show, the irst-time exhibitorswill be launching six newcollections to enhance and further extend their existing range of


upholstery and curtain fabrics. Since it's establishment over 45 years ago, Balmoral Textiles has grown to be one of the foremost suppliers of Upholstery Fabrics and Curtain Fabrics in Ireland and theUK. Based in Belfasy, the company supplies both interior designers and the upholstery trade.With over 1,000 rolls of fabric in stock at any time, the company can offer our customers a vast array of quality contemporary and traditional designs fromaround theworld. Balmoral textiles are also agents for Monkwell, Parkertex, Crowson, Linwood and Fired Earth.


Formore informationtelephone (028)90617431, email sales@balmoraltextiles.co.ukor visitwww.balmoral-textiles.com


Wienerberger has launched a new range of rustic bricks offering an unrivalled colour palette of traditional Rudgwick redwith a yellowmulti stock. Fired in one ofEurope’s last remaining clamp-ired kilns, the SevenoaksBlendmixes traditional weald clay to create textured bricks in reds and purples, blues and yellows.Wienerbergerwill also pre-blend packs at the factory to provide speciierswith a bespoke order, allowing themto select the speciic ratio of colours required.Themixture of the red and yellowmakes theRudgwick SevenoaksBlend ideal for newbuild residential projectswhere a character inish is desired.


Tel:01614918200 marketing.uk@wienerberger.com www.wienerberger.co.uk


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