52 POOLS & SPAS; RAINWATER & GREYWATER PRODUCTS; STAIRS, BALUSTRADES & BALCONIES
Wallbarn announces the launch of a new size of pedestal
Clients required a solution for paving or decking at extremely low heights. Wallbarn has developed the MINI MEGAPAD 10-20mm available for both paving and decking. These 100 per cent polypropylene pedestals are fully adjustable so split-millimetre differences in height are possible. These are tiny height adjustments, so this pad has a series of spokes around the circumference and a handle on one side so ‘fat fingered’ contractors can twist the stems effectively. The MINI MEGAPAD 10-20mm is ideal for retro fitting schemes. So long as you have a structural surface beneath, rather than take up and replace old terrace surfaces, just overlay them. The MINI TD MEGAPAD 10-20mm pedestal houses a 4 x 2” joist comfortably. Lay decking and stone paving onto existing patios and balconies. Wallbarn has the largest range of pedestals on the market, from tiny 10mm fully adjustable pieces up to heavy duty Megapads up to 1020mm high. Search
www.wallbarn.com/products/mini-megapad-paving/
Enq. 179 0208 916 2222
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NOW.
PUMP TECHNOLOGY OF THE FUTURE.
WILO-RAINWATERSYSTEM AF 150
The Wilo-RainwaterSystem AF 150 provides a fully automatic supply of rainwater from an underground tank or rainwater storage tank. Connection-ready and supplied in a compact module this double pump water-supply unit is ideal for public buildings.
An integrated LCD display shows rainwater storage level and system pressure. It provides fully automatic and demand- optimised drinking water replenishment.
The system can be connected to a building automation system with back-up warning supplied as standard.
For more information visit
www.wilo.co.uk or call 01283 523000
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