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interiors Lyndon Design seating - a box office hit
As the network of Everyman boutique cinemas expands across the UK, Lyndon Design continues to furnish each venue with a bespoke range of seating that is vital for creating the intimate and luxurious cinema environment for which the Everyman brand is renowned. A collection of two-seater sofas and arm- chairs made from a variety of coloured fabrics includ-
ing velvet with fully upholstered timber frame, and complete with foam and feather deluxe seat cushions, are featured throughout the Everyman venues. To complement its high quality upholstery and to further enhance the cinema expe- rience, Lyndon Design also supplies handcrafted fitted walnut shelves to the back of each seat to act as personal tables above the carpeted footrests.
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Tailor-made solution for Essex University
accommodate the 70m2
using a patented clip used to secure the panels to the sendzimir galvanised steel suspension rails, the panels, which appear to float, required specially made metal fixings to accommodate the non-standard width.
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Creative solutions for the ceiling of the impressive, new £26 million Student Centre at the University of Essex demonstrates how far Hunter Douglas will go to keep true to an architect’s vision. The design for the ceiling at the new Silberrad Student Centre at the university’s Colchester campus saw the team devise a creative solution to solid wood open linear European oak ceiling. As well
Bringing bathrooms to life
The Water Studio is Hansgrohe’s new hub of inspiration, excitement and resource in Clerkenwell, London. It is a collaborative space for the international architect and design community and for anyone serious about creating show-stopping bathrooms. Visitors can discover more than 200 prod- ucts from the Hansgrohe and Axor ranges of mixers and showerheads. A unique Test Rig
allows you to measure and compare flow rates of different products and there will be a programme of interactive events throughout the year.
01372 465655
www.hansgrohe.co.uk Heradesign is rated outstanding
Valley Invicta Primary, Leybourne Chase, is a new school built in the heart of the Kent countryside. Innovative Heradesign ceiling and wall panels from Knauf AMF were chosen for this contemporary building. Architect Mark Nolan of Lee Evans Partnership explained why: “I was looking for acoustic panels that provided high sound absorption and offered something different aesthetically. Heradesign has more than satisfied these requirements. The baffles and wall panels look fantastic.” Heradesign is a
versatile product that can be fitted as a suspended ceiling, hung as rafts or fins, or directly onto walls or ceilings to create truly unique interiors.
0191 518 8600
www.amfceilings.co.uk www.apolloradiators.co.uk
Safetytread - pioneers of anti-slip stairnosings
Safetytread products are a range of bespoke, premium, high quality anti-slip stair nosings manufactured in the UK.
Safetytread is environmentally friendly and provides a more economical solution than cheaper plastic materials. The treads will add excellent slip resistance to any staircase (internal or external); can be tailor-made to fit the exact dimensions of a stair tread and are available in a wide range of colours.
monza aluminium column radiator
Ideal for low temperature renewable systems Ideal for high pressure systems The latest patented european technology A unique aluminium radiator design Half the weight of steel 82 vertical and horizontal sizes Delivered within 3 working days
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We will meet your stair nosing requirements with a tailormade, bespoke solution, filled in your desired colour.
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For more information please visit
www.safety-tread.co.uk or call us on 01202 625596.
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