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SCAFFOLDING COSTS NO MORE


Ideal for replacing soffits, fascias, gutters, windows and roof work


Flowing Floor Screed Specialists


 Simple, secure, high access staging system


 Works with your own ladders


 Erected in six minutes and taken down even quicker


 Sizes from two metres in length


CONTACT US FOR A FREE BROCHURE


01825 872256 info@laddersafetydevices.co.uk


www.laddersafetydevices.co.uk


 Saves on scaffolding costs  Strong, lightweight aluminium


 Cannot rust or corrode


SIMPLE, SAFE HIGH ACCESS STAGING SYSTEM


THAT WORKS WITH YOUR OWN LADDERS


Complies with BS EN13374-A Temporary Edge Protection, BS 2037 and HSE (OC200/30)


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EXPRESS SCREED provide high quality cost effective floor screeds, which can be used on all projects - from an individual house floor to a large commercial building.


Liquid / Flowing Screed can be applied over underfloor heating, electrical and other services. The simple lines of a screeded floor make it perfect for use in domestic and commercial environments.


- Self levelling - A high quality, perfectly flat finish, which does not curl - Does not require curing - No need for reinforcement - Extremely low shrinkage, minimises the risk of cracking - Protein free - cannot harbour harmful bacteria - Foot traffic after 24 hours


www.expressscreed.co.uk 01765 690 461 Nationwide


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CRISP CLEAN LINES - SL60 ALUMINIUM FOLDING DOORS The SL60 is one of a wide range of low maintenance folding doors, designed to enhance your lifestyle. For more information on our great range of products visit our website www.solarlux.co.uk


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