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External Works & Landscaping; Floors & Flooring; Glass & Glazing; Groundworks, Drainage & Sewage Treatment
Plastic Extruders
ACO Building Drainage
Winston Churchill School has
recently installed large areas of
ACO Building Drainage has
Frontrunner Plus at all its entrances.
launched its latest grease
The high performance matting,
management system specifically
part of the Frontrunner Entrance
designed for small kitchens to
Flooring System, has been used in
dispose of problematic fats, oils
standalone modules, with ramped
and grease that might cause
edges to eliminate tripping.
blockages in pipes and threaten
Surface mounting on the existing
food hygiene in a way that is
carpet eliminated the cost and
simple and environmentally
disruption of retrofitting recessed
friendly. The ACO Mobile
matwells. Frontrunner Plus can be
Grease Management System,
trimmed easily on site to fit any shape, such as within revolving doors or
manufactured from medium density polyethylene is a cost effective,
in irregular shaped matwells. Its unique flexibility means it will contour
compact, free standing unit that fits discretely into any kitchen.
over uneven or rough surfaces, while remaining stable underfoot.
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Polypipe Terrain
Daedalian
Polypipe Terrain has
With the installation of its own
received BBA Certification
state-of-the-art laminating
for its UK-manufactured
equipment, Daedalian is now able
Terrain HDPE high density
to offer clients a range of
polyethylene pipes.
proprietary effects using a variety
Although the company
of inserts. Inserts can be flowers,
already held BBA
leaves, crumpled fabric, metal
Certification for this product
mesh, or even coloured plastic film
when manufactured at other
(which can be printed with a variety
locations across Europe,
of different colours). In some
this latest development reflects the success of a £1 million investment
cases, like flowers or crumpled
programme that the company has recently completed in the UK and
material, as the air is removed, the bonding resin flows into crevices
underlines the benefits that this is now bringing to customers. The
and grooves and around the insert, completing the sealing process.
Terrain HDPE drainage system offers numerous benefits including light
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weight, easy handling characteristics and maintenance-free performance.
Tel: 01253 702531
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Marshalls
The Government’s Future Water strategy makes it clear that
Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS), including permeable
paving, will be central to the country’s water management plans to
tackle the ever increasing risk of flooding in our streets, towns and
cities. Marshalls plc has, for many years, offered alternative drainage
solutions to tackle these increasing risks and offer innovative products
which are cost effective, easy to install, flexible and meet the needs of
contractors, surveyors, planners and architects to deliver long term
SUDS solutions for their commercial projects including car parks,
housing development areas, highways, estate roads and local
authority projects. Marshalls is ideally placed to offer a comprehensive
water management range which includes its increasingly popular
Priora Permeable Paving which has attracted attention due to its ability
to allow surface water to filter through the construction at a controlled
rate, reducing the demand on the sewerage network.
Tel: 0845 302 0606
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