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Doors, Windows & Conservatories
North 4 Design
Sapa Building Systems
North 4 Design
Dualframe Reversible Windows now join
specialise in
Sapa’s extensive suite of Secured by
architectural
Design accredited products to give
Vision Panels for
specifiers and fabricators even more
doors and walls.
choice. Mark Robinson, Sapa’s Technical
Manufactured
Director commented: “We have made a
from brushed
considerable investment in formal testing of
stainless steel they
our Dualframe product range and the
are designed to
award of Secured by Design for Dualframe
provide additional
Reversible Windows was a logical step as it
light and visibility,
a hugely popular choice of window.
and make a
The ultimate benefit is for our customers
stunning design feature in any interior. All Vision Panels are
and their clients who are looking for secure
engineered for simple installation and are supplied as complete
solutions for their glazing schemes.”
pre-assembled kits including glass and fixings.
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Geze UK
IAC UK
Geze UK has secured a
substantial service
IAC’s high performance acoustic doors are
contract with petrol giants
much copied but never matched. With over
BP, to maintain automatic
1m acoustic door sets supplied to-date, IAC is
doors at 240 filling
Europe’s leading supplier, trusted by
stations across the UK.
architects, specifiers and acoustic consultants
BP handpicked Geze UK
everywhere. The two standard door ranges,
after being impressed by
steel and timber, are available from stock
its 24-7 commitment and
alongside the bespoke design and build
flexible approach that
option. IAC doors suit for commercial,
ensures every petrol
municipal and industrial buildings everywhere.
station receives the best
With acoustic performance from STC 31 to
possible service. As a major part of this commitment, Geze UK’s team
STC 64, they can be fire resistant, blast/ballistic resistant, radio
of experienced engineers have to respond to national call outs within
frequency shielding, and can also be electrically operated.
24 hours, and produce full door condition reports at every visit.
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Tel: 01962 873000
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www.industrialacoustics.com/uk
The Rooflight Company
The Rooflight Company has
announced the launch of the
world’s first frameless rooflight,
neo®. The result of three
years of development the neo®
has stunning sleek lines and
contemporary design, and it’s
ultralow profile merges
unobtrusively with the roof.
Its world first frameless design gives architects and interior designers
alike complete freedom to complement modern architecture.
Peter King, Co-Chairman and Founder of the Rooflight Company says:
As an architect, and someone passionate about all elements of
design, I am thrilled that we have created a product that enables the
creation of vision without restriction.”
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Renson Fabrications
External solar shading avoids the
sunrays reaching the glass and
therefore reduces the solar gain within
buildings. The Fixscreen® has been
developed by Renson Sunprotection
Screens, is fitted on the outside of the
window. Thanks to its ingenious zip
system, the screen is held securely and
does not distort when exposed to
heavy wind loads. All visible aluminium
profiles of the Fixscreen® are anodised
or powdercoated to the RAL colours of
your choice.
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Tel: 01622 754123
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www.fixscreen.eu
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