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interiors Inspirational doors: JB Kind’s 2013 collection
Whether it’s an innovative, contemporary or classic door design you are after, you will be able to find it in JB Kind’s new 2013 brochure. With 22 new design additions and more than 170 door styles, JB Kind’s superb quality products and undeniable value, ensures you will be able to find something to fit your design theme and budget. Be inspired by Simply Oak, sur- prised by Inspiration and swept away by River Oak, while Walnut Flush is sure to raise your temperature.
Don’t forget, if it’s individually tailored doors you’d like, JB Kind can also create affordable bespoke solutions.
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www.jbkind.com enq.213 Artisan Panel Door Collection
Specialist door manufacturer, Ahmarra has launched a new range of panel doors designed specifically for the luxury housing market. The new Artisan brochure showcases the full range and includes useful information on design and performance options. Tim Doran, managing director said “We have been making doors for customers who appreciate quality for over 20 years and we have selected our most suc- cessful panel door designs for our Artisan range. The aim of this brochure is to simplify the design decision for our
customers and the whole range can be individually tailored to complement any interior design.” Ahmarra has worked with leading building contractors, architects and interior designers to complete a range of outstanding projects.
enq.214 College interior Evolves with Pendock column casings
Pendock column casings have contributed to the striking interior of Dudley Evolve, the new vocational training centre of Dudley College, which was opened in September 2012 by government business secretary Vince Cable. In keeping with its location in Dudley’s conservation area, project architect Pick Everard, has blended modern elements with traditional buildings, also incorporating the façade of a former fire station. Evolve houses a wide range of vocational learning facilities, a community leisure centre, dance studios and a theatre. Pendock preformed plywood column casings offered an imaginative and practical solution for enclosing the structural elements within the building. The main contractor, ISG, specified 30 circular column casings in a ‘natural’ finish, which were installed around the perimeter of the atrium and on the main corridors on three floors. For this project, the column casings were painted on-site to match the interior scheme, however pre-finished enclosures are also available for projects where speed of installation on-site is a major consideration. Pendock preformed plywood column casings offer designers and installers a ready-made, pre-finished solution for covering structural columns and house building services. Pendock casings are straight forward to install, offering consistency in quality of finish and appearance time after time.
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Galvanizing & Steel …the perfect partnership
Hot Dip Galvanizing offers an economic method of steel protection against corrosion, with its long life-span, cost-effi cient savings and sustainable qualities, hot-dip galvanizing is one of the most environmentally-friendly fi nishes available.
Why choose Wedge Group Galvanizing? 14 plants across the UK
Galvanize 1.5mm to 29m long Collection & Delivery Service
24hr Turnaround on Request Unrivalled Customer Service Design & Technical Advice
For an information pack or to discuss your next project please contact us: Email:
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