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Prolong the taste using with Francis Pegler The hugely popular BRITA filter tap range from Francis Pegler now benefits from enhanced performance that adapts to differing water qualities. The stylish Strauna and Ceto taps, from Francis Pegler, boast three levers giving options for hot, cold or BRITA filtered water. They each feature ceramic disk technology, ergonomic design and smooth, precise controls. The new BRITA P1000 filter cartridge now benefits from adjustable filtration performance according to the water quality. The car- tridge will last on average three months in hard water areas but can be increased to six months by changing the setting for soft water areas. To assist users further,
a lifetime filter indicator that lights red when the cartridge needs changing is included on all models. Using BRITA filtered water in kettles, irons and other domestic appliances can help to prolong the life of these products.
enq. 280 Encasement column casings feature at new Blackpool Health centre
The innovative Moor Park Health Centre in Blackpool, which combines primary care medical facilities and a state-of-the- art fitness centre in the same building, is using a range of column casings from Encasement to conceal structural columns, including a unique 7-metre high elliptical casing that is a key feature in the main entrance foyer. The recently opened £15 million centre not only brings together three GP surgery practices, originally located on separate sites, but also houses a new 44-station gym and fitness centre alongside an existing swimming pool and a new extensive ground floor library. Designed by architects the West Hart Partnership and constructed by Pochin plc, Encasement supplied 26 Circa pre-formed plywood column casings to the project, together with the custom made elliptical Polyma GRP (glass reinforced polymer) casing used at the main entrance. Finished in a high gloss white and measuring 1.8m x 0.4m, the elliptical casing is durable and resistant to damage, yet provides a striking aesthetic feature to Moor Park’s spacious reception area while complementing the contemporary design, which also incorporates hanging sculptures and a mural. Encasement’s Circa plywood casings are finished in a highly durable white laminate with contrasting low level skirting detail and are used on the ground floor health and fitness centre as well as the first floor GP surgery practices in the consulting room waiting areas. Encasement’s managing director Martin Taylor explained: “Aesthetics and practicality have clearly played important parts in the scheme for this innovative new building as it probably sets a design benchmark for the next generation of GP surgery practices with its inclusion of an excellent fitness centre.”
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ACO sets new standards for hygiene at Foodex New for Foodex 2012 from ACO Building Drainage will be a range of advanced hygienic stainless steel gullies. Developed specifically for use in a wide range of hygiene critical food processing, dairy and com- mercial catering operations, the new gullies are part of ACO’s extensive range of standard and custom built building drainage products, offering hygienic, corrosion resistant, aesthetically pleasing and cost effective solutions that are easy to install and main- tain. The new stainless steel ACO Gully range is
designed and manufactured to the latest European hygienic standards, using high quality austenitic stainless steel grades 304 and 316 fully pickle passivated to opti- mise corrosion resistance. Each gully unit has been developed to ensure the best possible flow characteristics, with rounded internal corners, smooth welds and con- tinuously welded butt joints to minimise bacteria traps.
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