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Kitchen Design & Appliances; Ladders & Access Equipment; Lighting & Electrical
WS Westin movemanSKG
The New SLT950 (1500 x Thanks to a Prestige platform lift from
1000mm) and SLT951 (1100 x movemanSKG, the Preston based JYM
700mm) from Westin are powerful Partnership can now accommodate wheelchair
extraction systems designed to be users. The two-stop lift serves the upper floor
built in to, and almost flush with, from the foyer area in the company's prestigious
the kitchen ceiling, making for new offices and means JYM complies with
effective but discreet extraction. the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA).
The robust 1,000m
3
/hr remote fan Peter Hitchen, Architect at JYM, comments.
unit can either be placed within “The Prestige suits our access needs perfectly,
the ducting run, or externally allowing less able customers and employees
mounted. The remote location of the fan gives the ceiling mounted to move safely between levels. We received a
unit a low profile but also makes it very quiet, even at the highest of professional service and movemanSKG
its four fan speed settings. completed the installation efficiently.”
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Mark Wilkinson Furniture
Finite Solutions
Shan Gara is the next step in
home living design, the
Finite Solutions scooped up not
tranquillity of the Secret Garden
one, not two, but three
translated into the Secret
prestigious awards at the Home
Kitchen allowing the kitchen to
Automation Industry Awards in
share the serenity of the rest of
London, an accolade that no
the home. The design of Shan
other entrants can lay claim to.
Gara allows it to play a greater
Finite Solutions, were credited as:
part in the way we live. Shan
Winner of Best Home Cinema
Gara takes the kitchen beyond
(£10k - £20k category), as well as
the heart of the home – this is Mark Wilkinson tilling new ground –
Runner Up Best Home Cinema
new elegance - creating the beauty that will rest in the eye of the
( £20k - £100k category), and
beholder over the coming years. Shan Gara is the first in a new genre
Winner of Best UK Home Automation Project ( £100k- £250k).
of furniture design for luxury homes. It has been many years in the
The event, was hosted by home automation industry body CEDIA.
development and is destined to become Classic Mark Wilkinson.
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Anolis
Budapest’s latest fashionable night hotspot features a substantial
Anolis LED installation and Robe moving lights on the dancefloor,
which have been supplied directly to the club’s owners by locally
based lighting design and supply company Colossal.
The eye-catching interior was designed by Szabolcs Kövesi who
also took an active interest in the LED lighting scheme, on which
he worked with Colossal’s Csanadi Csaba. As soon as Kövesi saw
the Anolis fixtures, he was impressed by their brightness, clarity
and colour, and immediately envisioned how they could relate to
the gold/brown décor that was integral to the look and style he
had created for Tabu. Twenty-two pieces of Anolis ArcLine RGB
have been installed on the walls and in the bars to give the club a
unique look and feel. The bars fronts all have special patterns
which are spectacularly illuminated with the LED fixtures.
Eighteen ArcSource 6 RGBs have also been installed in the
dancefloor area, picking out the columns and custom designed walls.
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