Premier Loft Ladders
In these tough economic times, prop- erty experts are advising homeowners to optimise existing space by using loft areas for storage rather than worry about the expense of moving. Practical, safe and cost effective access to and from this roof space is essential and Premier Loft Ladders offers options to meet every require- ment. These include a laminated wood trapdoor and lining, an insulated roof hatch and an upper cover electri- cally heated against snow and ice.
Additional accessories include telescopic handrails, electrical operation, fire resistant casings, vertical access, suspended ceiling application, upper level guardrail and protective feet.
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Richard Burbidge
Richard Burbidge has unveiled two new product ranges in their contempo- rary stairparts collection. The brand has introduced Immix™
and Elements™
after independent research confirmed consumers’ desire for more up-to-date stairpart components. Designed for a premium finish, both ranges are ideal for domestic refurbishment projects and are original for their quick assembly and ease of fit. Product manager, Zoë Lewis, said: “We take inspiration from high end property developments and
pride ourselves on our ability to make these more accessible to the customer, so they can save time and money.”
Tel: 01691 678300
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MAKE A GRAND ENTRANCE
DESIGNER STAIRS & BALUSTRADES FOR THE MODERN HOME Spine - Beam | Staircase Specialists
Modern & Traditional | Glass Balustrades
Call one of our team on: 0151 228 8207
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selfbuilder & homemaker
www.sbhonline.eu
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