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Floors & Flooring; Glass & Glazing
Sika
A new extension to the factory
of Sankey Laminations Ltd in
Bilston, West Midlands
required the floor surface to
be extremely hard wearing.
A specialist industrial floor
surface system from Sika Ltd
was specified and installed by
concrete flooring contractors
Stanford Flooring Ltd.
The system, Sikafloor-2
Syntop, is a dry shake surface hardener for new concrete floors
comprising a formulation of synthetic mineral aggregates.
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Tel: 01707 363866
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Addagrip
Addagrip has just launched EP
Addalevel SL2K, the company’s
latest self-smoothing epoxy floor
finish. SL2K provides a gloss
surface in a choice of colours
that can be used on both old
and new concrete floors.
SL2K is a pigmented, seamless
flow applied flooring system
based on a solvent-free, two part epoxy resin incorporating special
fillers. The result is a smooth, impervious and hard wearing surface
which is ideal for situations where hygiene, durability and ease of
cleaning are important. SL2K is completely watertight and provides
good resistance to most chemicals including alkalis, oils, fats and
salts, and offers some resistance to acids.
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Comar
Comar’s Specifications Folder is
now available. This comprehensive
folder contains all aluminium façade
solutions from Comar’s Architectural
Aluminium Systems; curtain walling,
windows, doors, ground floor
treatment to Duco’s window
ventilation and solar shading
solutions to Axim’s market leading
range of architectural hardware.
A colour swatch, a CAD download
guide from Comar partner website and two RIBA assessed CPD
booking forms all compliment the extensive specification brochures.
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Tel: 020 8685 9685
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www.comar-alu.co.uk
Daedalian Glass
With the installation of its own
state-of-the-art laminating
equipment, artistic glass
expert, Daedalian, is now
able to offer clients a range
of proprietary effects using a
variety of inserts. Inserts can
be flowers, leaves, crumpled
fabric, metal mesh, or even
coloured plastic film (which
can be printed with a variety
of different colours). In some
cases, like flowers or crumpled material, as the air is removed,
the bonding resin flows into crevices and grooves and around the
insert, completing the sealing process.
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