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Product Update
Eurobricks Energy Freedom to Design the Wetroom of
Saving Systems Your Choice
Eurobrick has an extensive range of brick Modern domestic bathrooms and communal shower
slips based on the Britannia and Classic areas have seen significant changes in recent years.
ranges which can be used externally or Within this area many different building materials are
internally. The Britannia range are extruded used, and their suitability as to wet area applications can
clay slip bricks nominally 215 x 65 x 15mm vary greatly. As a result, the number of failures due to wet
thick enhanced with extruded pistol corner or damp conditions has increased. Adhesives4tiles is a
bricks for use at building corners and UK distributor of a tanking product called Alfix, that has
window/door reveals. The Classic range are been in use in Scandanavia for the past 25 years.
mainly cut stock bricks nominally 215 x 65 x This system used on wooden or concrete floors married
22mm thick. The Eurobrick system is with high quality all stainless steel drains gives you the
extremely versatile being used externally or freedom to design the wet room of your choice.
for internal use where exposed brickwork is Alfix offers a complete system for water proofing.
required as a feature to living rooms, kitchens The products conform to current European EN standards.
and fireplaces. It is extremely easy to install With over 40 years manufacturing experience Alfix can
and can, with limited training, be installed by offer full technical support to cover all aspects of using
semi skilled labour or DIY installers. their products in ceramic tiling contracts, including
laboratory testing facilities.
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GE’s T5 Watt-Miser™ Delivers Impressive Energy Savings
Without Compromising Lighting Quality Or Performance
Environmentally conscious architects and designers can now ensure customers benefit
from significant energy savings thanks to the new range of fluorescent T5 lamps from
GE Lighting. Launched under the company’s ‘ecomagination’ brand, the new T5
Watt-Miser™ range of lamps is the most efficient T5 product on the market.
Delivering up to 110 lumens per watt lamp efficiency, the Watt-Miser will reduce
energy costs and associated CO
Second to None
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emissions by up to £8 per lamp over the lifetime of
the product. All of this is achieved without any compromise to lumen output
Clearview Stoves are the world's largest manufacturer
performance. The T5 Watt-Miser is ideally suited to retail, commercial and industrial
dedicated to building clean burning wood and coal
applications where lighting cycles are typically very long and energy consumption is multi-fuel stoves. They have achieved this by producing
therefore high. the very best stoves with reliability and service second
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to none.
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Innovative Water Saving Products
Arrow Valves manufacture a range of innovative water saving products. The AFL Valve
(pictured) has an interchangeable Flow Limiting Cartridge, which limits flow of water
according to its colour coding. The AFL ensures even distribution of water, prevents
splashing and saves water and energy. “Equi-Flow” is designed to be easily fitted to
shower hoses. The “Equi-Flow” ensures even distribution of water and saves water and
energy; particularly beneficial in multiple occupancy buildings such as hotels and
student accommodation. The Cistern Flushing Valve uses an infra-red detector for
controlling the flushing of urinals; saving water as required by the Water Regulations.
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