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movemanSKG
Knauf AMF Ceilings
The Concast Precast Group
"movemanSKG's Excel platform lift
recently undertook to
means all students can enjoy a
design and build their new
professional musical education and
headquarters in Newcastle,
realise their talent," says Mike
County Dublin. During the
Mitchenall, Estates Manager at
design stage Knauf AMF
London's Royal College of Music.
Ceilings evaluated the
Located externally next to one of
design to identify the most
the college’s entrances, the
appropriate suspended
compact Excel fits in the tight
ceilings to install, which
available space. It has a smart, stainless steel appearance and glazed
would enhance the performance of the overall building. Knauf AMF
gates, which mean it blends into the surroundings without obscuring
provided technical expertise and a range of products to suit both the
any of the original building features. This is essential as the Royal
aesthetic and acoustic requirements of the new offices.
College of Music is listed and laws protect its historical integrity.
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Steel Window Association
Remmers (UK)
The multi-storey Ocean Car
The Steel Window Association
Park, as part of the Ocean
recently announced a new
Village regeneration
initiative under which W40 and
development in Southampton,
EB24 steel windows are
has been awarded the Best
accredited as a “police preferred
New Car Park Award by
specification” by the Association
judges of the BPA. More than
of Chief Police Officers scheme
25,000m
2
of Remmers deck
for “Secured By Design”.
waterproofing and coating
As a result, all manufacturing
systems were selected as the
members of the SWA that have
best solution to the architect’s stringent environmental and
joined the scheme now produce
performance requirements, plus they could provide almost unlimited
windows that meet the “Secured
colours for the highly creative design.
By Design” standards. Steel window are the automatic choice for the
fenestration in prisons, police stations, court buildings and many other
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Remmers (UK)
Remmers Façade Cream is being
extensively used by Hackney Homes
to waterproof and protect masonry,
as part of the partnering agreement
to refurbish homes in the vicinity of
the Olympic Park. The product is
applied by roller or brush to masonry.
After 20 minutes, the product soaks
in and develops an invisible
waterproofing effect for the building.
As the walls dry out, the heat loss
through the bricks reduces drastically and in can reduce heat loss
and its associated carbon dioxide generated by 30%.
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Valspar
Valspar has launched a new brochure,
showcasing why Synthatec Premium is
the coating of choice for the world’s most
demanding environments. Developed to
offer the ultimate protection for
architectural aluminium and galvanized
steel in extreme climatic conditions, the
powder coating offers unrivalled
resistance to UV light, humidity and
abrasion. It is increasingly being specified
on landmark projects across the globe,
backed with a 40 year guarantee in the
UK and Northern Europe.
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