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1st Folding Sliding Doors is a national company, based in London offering the supply and or installation of specialist concertina style and sliding doors.
Their staff are proud to offer a per- sonal service, handling the project from concept to completion.
A free site survey to offer advice on designs can be arranged, followed up with a no obligation quotation.
Folding sliding doors provide a wider opening and are available in an enor- mous choice of colours and finishes.
The locking system and hinges are state-of-the-art, safe, reliable and long lasting.
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Devonshire House is a regeneration of the old Sue Ryder Foundations charity headquarters and the Leonard Cheshire nursing homes, Cavend- ish, Suffolk. The two semi detached bungalows have now been con- nected to the Old Rectory via a beau- tiful new hardwood conservatory, created and installed by Quayside Conservatories, Beccles. Quayside Conservatories has been creating hardwood conservatories for the trade and general public for nearly twenty years. A modest team of craftsmen (working from a former boatyard on the banks of the river Waveney), ensure that the products they lovingly create and install are of the highest quality. They are proud of what they create so that you can be proud to own it; completely bespoke, totally Quayside.
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Thai restaurant group Chaophraya have installed Solarlux SL82 folding doo- rs in their new reataurant ChaoBaby in Birmingham. The SL82 creates an impression of one harmonious glass effect due to the exterior glazing over- lapping the frame profile creating the overall glazed effect and yet the visible frame retaining the glass is only 8mm thick. The profile is a strong, multi cavity aluminium profile, thermally insulated with four fold rolled-in insulat- ion bars. With either double or triple glazing, the unit offers the best possi- ble heat insulation and has a u value of 1.2Wm2
K. Floor tracks can either be
surface mounted or flush which allows easy access and it has the Solarlux multi-point locking system for high security. Winner of two design awards in 2010 the SL82 will be on display at Ecobuild, Stand N 240.
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According to recent research from
Moneysupermarket.com, the rising cost of energy is a serious concern for nearly seven out of ten people in the UK. Castle House Joinery are delighted to introduce a new range of ‘Thindow’ high performance slim sealed, double glazed units. These units are produced using the latest technology warm edge spacer bars ensuring they are as thermally effi- cient as possible. Thindow can be constructed with a krypton gas filled cavity of 4mm, or 6mm – the wider cavity increases insulation, reduces noise pollution and allows the produc- tion of large pieces of glass for use in doors or large windows. Perfect for a project that demands a balance between the conservation of period buildings and the provision of the latest energy efficiency.
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SEE US ON STAND N240
THE NEW SL97 FOLDING GLASS DOOR FROM SOLARLUX is the highest specification folding door available. The thermally insulated wood/aluminium profile and triple glazing ensure the panels achieve a U value of 0.80Wm2
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www.solarlux.co.uk or ring 01707 339970 FOLDING DOORS | GLASS CANOPIES | WINTERGARDENS SOLARLUX Systems Ltd | Tel 01707 339970 |
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