CONSERVATORIES | DOORS | WINDOWS par tners with
TRADEPLAS
Balcony Systems
When a Cheshire householder added a wraparound terrace to her canalside home, she turned to Balcony Systems for the low-maintenance 39 metre curved and straight glass balustrading solution to keep the views. A key factor in Lynda Hadfield’s choice was Balcony’s innovative self-cleaning glass coating, which creates a smooth sur- face that quickly repels water, dirt and grime to keep the glass cleaner for longer. This double-sided coating reduces cleaning and does not require
harsh chemicals to do the job effectively. Balcony Systems supplied 26 metres of straight glass and aluminium balustrading.
Tel: 01342 410411
www.balconette.co.uk Enq. 152 Roto simply [the best] Innovative Austrian Design
If you want the best entrance to your new home, ask for doors with Roto hardware. The German brand has a suite of cutting-edge products offering security, safety and high thermal effi- ciency for residential doors. The new Roto Threshold not only complies with Part M for access, but also provides Passivhaus levels of thermal insulation. Roto brings convenience and safety with its DoorSafe locks, offering every- thing from electronically controlled models to the lift-lever Vareo, which
enables fast emergency exit while at the same time keeping a door secure against outside attack.
Tel: 01788 558600
www.roto.co.uk Enq. 153
UPVC
Best thermal insulation (Uw = 0.85W/m2
K)
to 45dB
FIX-O-ROUND technology
FREE Triple Glazing
FREE Aluminium Cladding on Passion, Passion Kanto and Dimension+
Call 0800 612 6519
Visit our award-winning showroom A46 Stroud Road, Nailsworth GL6 0BE
www.tradeplasinternorm.com Enq. 151 Enq. 154
Timber/Aluminium
Best thermal insulation (Uw = 0.63W/m2
K)
Optional Integral Blinds
FREE Triple Glazing on Fusion, Varion and Edition
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