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Roofing & Cladding; Safety & Security; Smoke & Fire Protection
Hunter Douglas Roof-Maker
The completion of cladding The Quality Hotel in St. Albans
installation at Wakefield’s new has recently had a new roof
Fire Control Centre has installed with Reflex glass that
coincided with an award for the has transformed the main
recently completed Fire Control function room in a number of
Centre in County Durham. Both ways. Hotel General Manager
projects involved the installation Jon Kett-Reynolds was delighted
of Hunter Douglas’s advanced with the transformation the new
ventilated (rainscreen) façade roof made. He told us;
system, QuadroClad. Andrew “The Conservatory Centre fitted
Lee, General Manager of Hunter Douglas Facades & Sun Control, the roof for us and it featured a special glass called Reflex. The job
said: “Hunter Douglas is accustomed to handling this type of bespoke went so smoothly I genuinely didn’t know the installers were here.
requirement, which is why our products were specified. The way the room is now lit up by natural light is quite stunning.”
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James Donaldson Timber Ltd (JDT) Swann Communications
James Donaldson Timber Swann Communications is proud to
Ltd (JDT) is responding to announce their latest innovation in
customer demand by wireless surveillance, the ADW-300
™
announcing the launch of a Security Camera. Swann’s Advanced
new product. From October, Digital Wireless (ADW)
™
technology
JDT will be supplying timber improves upon older 2.4GHz
cladding alongside its analogue wireless technology by
already extensive range of transmitting a ‘point to point’ digital
products. JDT Sales wireless feed from the camera to the
Manager, Mr David Seath receiver. The receiver can then be
explains the latest addition: connected to a DVR, VCR or monitor
“We class our company as ‘a business based on relationships’, and for viewing and / or recording.
do what we can to ensure customer satisfaction. So, to respond to the New to the market, the ADW-300
™
Advanced Digital Wireless
™
Security
needs of our current clients, and to diversify our product range to appeal Camera has a MSRP of £179.99 and will be available from Maplin stores
to new clients, we are now supplying excellent quality timber cladding.” throughout the UK from mid-September 2008.
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Hochiki Europe
Hochiki Europe will be
showcasing four of its latest
products at FIREX North.
On show will be the Hochiki
FIRElink high-sensitivity smoke
detection system, the new
FIREvac modular voice alarm
system, the fast-response Hochiki
IFD industrial flame detectors,
and the new Hochiki powered output module. FIRElink incorporates
advanced semiconductor laser and electronics technology into a
package that the company says shows substantial savings in whole-life
cost when compared with other systems on the market.
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Schüco Jansen
New colour literature giving full details of the
Schüco Jansen range of glazed steel fire
protection façades, doors and internal walls
is now available for downloading from the
Schüco website. Schüco Jansen systems
include VISS Fire, a modular fully insulated
façade construction with a slender face
width of 50mm and basic depths ranging
from 50mm to 140mm. Its proven fire
resistance performance gives integrity and
insulation protection of up to 120 minutes
with different glasses. It has been tested to
CWCT air, wind and water requirements.
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