appointments & news ABG
Market leading geosynthetics manufacturer ABG is positioning itself at the forefront of innovative SuDS design. Using its background in water management in regulated markets its has developed a number of new systems to assist in meeting SuDS requirements outlined in planning. Blueroof is a system designed to store storm water within the roof area and has already being installed a number of key projects. Sudspave and Truckcell offer porous paving surfaces capable of carrying a wide load variety of traffic with a grass or gravel finish. enq. 126
Envirotec
Envirotec Bathing’s Shower Units are marine grade, made out of the same material as ocean going yachts. Their composition of GRP and timber makes them strong, durable and built to last a lifetime. The cherry on top; an Isophthalic gel coat that sets so hard that mould and grime can’t even cling to it, making these shower units virtually maintenance free and beautiful for life. Envirotec understands that design combined with practicality is important for those concerned with creating bathrooms. To cater for this, the range is designed to suit modern, contemporary bathrooms. For inspiration, visit the website.
enq. 127 Samuel Heath
Powermatic controlled, concealed door closers offer the performance and reliability demanded by modern building projects, while delivering the lower opening forces essential to meeting the requirements of the Equality Act. Key to Powermatic’s ability to assure ease of access is its exceptional operating efficiency, which far exceeds the recommendations of Approved Document M and BS EN 1154 and means that it can enable a door to meet the opening force requirements of Approved Document M of the Building Regulations (Access and use of buildings) and BS 8300. Precision engineering and consistent manufacturing quality ensure that this performance is maintained throughout Powermatic’s working life.
enq. 128 New Specification Engineer role at Schöck
Chirag Patel has been appointed to the newly created position of Specification Engineer at Schöck. In this role, designed to enhance the already extensive technical team support available, Chirag will provide technical guidance and assistance to specifiers, structural engineers and other users in the design principles and most effective use of Schöck structural thermal break elements. This is through a
combination of direct contact and use of the advanced software available from the company. In addition to providing expert advice, Chirag will offer lecturing and training sessions, including advanced CPD seminars, with the purpose of ensuring safe in-house project design for a wide variety of users.
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