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Hygienic STAINLESS STEEL for commercial buildings


LIGHTER, MORE AFFORDABLE AND EVEN STRONGER!


INTRODUCING CRL’S NEW 9BL SERIES BASE SHOE FOR FRAMELESS GLASS BALUSTRADE SYSTEM


For use with CRL TAPER-LOC® 50% faster to install than alternatives


System


Saves Time & Money – The horizontal TAPER-LOC®


to be adjusted,dismantled and re-set


Suitable for use with 13.52, 17.52 and 21.52mm laminated toughened glass


Can be clad in 6 standard architectural finishes


Designed and engineered for 2015 IBC code changes


Aspen stainless steel drainage systems, wall kerbing, hygienic wall cladding and building protection is:


British Engineered ~ Installed in UK & Abroad Lifetime Guarantee


Download the product’s technical specification and


drawings online, or contact the Aspen team directly; aspen@canalengineering.co.uk


| By Canal Engineering Limited | +44 (0)115 986 6321 | www.aspen.gb.com


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For information call FREE on 00 800 0421 6144 To see a demonstration, visit taper-loc.co.uk


e: taper-loc@crlaurence.co.uk f: 00 800 0262 3299 enq.109 www.architectsdatafile.co.uk


Only laminated system pursuing ICC-ES approval Qualifies for LEED credits


CONFORMS TO BS 6180:2011


GENERAL CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION CERTIFICATE


INNOVATIVE EXTRUDED STRUCTURE


NOW 30% LIGHTER


design allows the system


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