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AET introduces camel solar façade collectors Building façades will be able to harvest energy from the sun to generate abundant supplies of hot water and space heating, following the launch of a range of patented solar thermal façade collectors for commercial and industrial applications, from sustainable solutions provider, AET. By acting as an integral, renewable com- ponent of its building services system, AET’s Copper façade and Aluminium façade flat-plate solar collectors enable the façade to become an energy saving element of a building’s archi-
tectural design. They provide a unique, aesthetically attractive way for a building to harvest solar energy and produce hot water and space heating. AET’s Camel Solar façade collectors are particularly suitable for applications where there is insufficient space on a building’s roof for a solar thermal array.
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Glasen tabletops add to dramatic new look Glasen interior film from David Clouting Ltd was used to provide a stunning finish for the table tops at London’s Met Bar. Following a recent £750,000 refurbishment, designed by interior design and architectural consultants Forme UK, the Met Bar has re-opened with a dramatic new look featuring a sleek black lava-stone bar top with a leather clad front,
rich timber floors and a feature glass wall. Glasen interior film developed by LG Hausys, and exclusively distributed in the UK by David Clouting Ltd, is produced utilising high pearl printing technology to create a striking 3D effect film, which when laminated onto the back of a glass sheet, provides the ultimate high gloss finish both in looks and surface performance. Glasen in a dark gold coconut design was specified for the Met Bar project and laminated on to the back of table top specification glass by leading glass fabricator WGL.
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Vent aesthetic impact on landmark building The £18.6 million Bert Williams Leisure Centre is a key element of the regener- ation of Bilston, and forms a focal point of the new Urban Village. The triangular 5,600m2
three storey building features
Kingfisher’s KW75Z louvres finished in pastel turquoise (RAL6034) as a promi- nent architectural feature, which simul- taneously provides effective screening and ventilation to plant behind the
façade. Installed by Roofdec for main contractor Shepherd Construction, the Kingfisher louvres yield a 58 per cent free area delivering a combination of good airflow and weather protection. Over 700 aluminium blades have been individually engineered, and where appropriate mitred, to create a seamless join between the louvres and curved façade cladding and glazing.
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Dryseal provides solution to world heritage project Hambleside Danelaw’s Dryseal compo- nent based GRP roofing system now fea- tures on a newly restored Victorian castle that forms the gateway to a World Heritage Site in Dorset. The grade 2 listed Durlston Castle has just received a £5.5 million facelift helped by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The architects and the lead contractors Greendale Construction chose Dryseal for its
robust quality, compatibility with differing substrates and the ease with which intricate detailing can be formed on site. For these reasons, and because it offers an effective lead and copper alternative, Dryseal is increasingly specified for use on heritage buildings.
t 01327 701900
www.hambleside-danelaw.co.uk
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Dan Pal (UK) supplies system for Gateacre School Dan Pal (UK) has supplied a translucent, vertical, double wall system using Ice and Clear Sof- tlite™
panels for Gateacre School
in Liverpool. The Softlite™
panels are designed
to eliminate glare while still allow- ing a high level of light transmis- sion into the internal space.
The Softlite™
t 01858 468 323
www.danpal.co.uk
panel is perfect for sports halls and gyms. enq. 233
Marley Eternit enhanced online offering Marley Eternit has enhanced its website to make it even more comprehensive for specifiers. The site now offers an enhanced range of self-service technical tools, as well as an extended case study section, plus the ability to book CPD courses online. Marley Eternit’s self- service technical tools have been des-
igned to support the specification process. Rebecca Farren, campaign manager at Marley Eternit, comments: “We recognise the requirement to provide technical support for specifiers and aim to make the specification of roofing and cladding as easy as possible. We are therefore continually striving to make specifiers’ lives easier by providing valuable tools that can help them throughout the process.” In addition to the enhanced self-service technical tools web page, Marley Eternit has also re-launched its case studies section.
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New chimney range from Stormking Stormking has been awarded a BBA Certificate for its range of the highly popular SmartStack false chimneys. The new range has been developed to save cost and time, and to meet the latest requirements from the house building industry, notably the NHBC, and has been exhaustively tested and trialled for fire resistance, durability, ease of fixing and for being fully weatherproof. The
SmartStack chimneys come as standard in buff/cream, red and burnt red brick effects or white and cream rendered effects, and for 35, 40, 45 and 50º roof pitches. They can be supplied with or without pots and in a variety of sizes. Special options include brick slips finish, special colour matches, alternative roof pitches and twin wall gas flue.
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N575
T: 0151 280 6626 E:
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