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Ahmarra Door Solutions has supplied bespoke panel doors for ‘Westbourn’, a newly built luxury mansion in the Surrey countryside by leading luxury property developer, Hencan. Ahmarra worked closely with the developer, Hencan to select
Blenheim two-panel doors in an Ebony Ash stain from their Artisan Panel Door Collection. This bespoke range of panel doors includes stunning designs from Ahmarra’s latest projects.
With over 20 successful years in business, Unicorn Windows Ltd provide a full, professional service from point of contact to after-sales care. Impressive and practicable; Unicorn Windows only install high quality, high security, energy efficient products. Specialising in Heritage works and a wide range of bespoke products for domestic and commercial properties, Unicorn Windows are perfectly placed to turn plans into realities.
SIMONSWERK has enhanced its popular TECTUS hinge range. The TECTUS TE240 3D-n hinge suitable for unre- bated and rebated flush residential doors now has an increased load capacity from 40 kilos to 60 kilos. The new version will now carry a door weight up to 60 kilos when fitting two hinges per door leaf. The sideways closed hinge body allows for a mortise appearance and is completely concealed with maintenance free slide bearings.
Spitfire Doors launches timber fusion
Luxury residential entrance door supplier, Spitfire Doors, has launched a new timber fusion collection in response to growing market demand in the UK and Ireland for a high end alternative. The S-400 range, which is constructed from West Canadian red cedar, will sit alongside Spitfire’s
S-500 exclusive aluminium range to provide luxury quality, high specification entrance doors. The door’s elegant finish is complimented by modern stainless steel hardware and organic glass inlay options, as well as state-of-the-art security features.
01625 412570
www.spitfiredoors.co.uk Exciting new colours on garage doors
Garador is setting an exciting new trend with the introduction of three fresh new colours for its steel garage doors. A new solid Rosewood and solid Golden Oak paint finish joins an attractive Pastel Green now offered as standard options on Garador’s top selling steel garage door range; which includes steel up & over, side hinged and garage side doors. These new mint and brown colour tones work well on external doors and are befitting to properties that feature natural timber products or are surrounded by plants. The paint quality and production techniques developed at Garador’s UK factory, including the latest in unique powder coating and electrostatic processes, ensures a deep vibrant colour that endures. Unlike many older garage doors, Garador’s modern range of steel garage doors are manufactured with panels which are completely free of rivets.
01935 443709
www.garador.co.uk Boxed rooflight used for unique project
Located in the Jumel Terrace Historic District of Washington Heights in north Manhattan, this late 19th century three- storey apartment house has not only been returned to its former glory, but has been beautifully enhanced with a state-of-the- art kitchen and stunning contemporary
bathrooms. The glazed three-wall box rooflight supplied by Glazing Vision is a stunning 21st century addition to this property, helping to successfully unlock that all-important roof top space in this metropolitan city.
01379 658 300
www.glazingvision.co.uk
Urban Front are designers and manufacturers of contemporary hardwood front, garage and internal doors. They are very proud to be designed and made in Britain. Recent additions to our product range include bronze or metal finished doors, oversized doors up to 1.5m x 3.2m and various other bespoke options to include specialist locking and detail. Urban Front offer a RIBA certified CPD and Blogs, you can read all about these on the company website.
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