WHAT’S NEW? FREE TEA WITH VIVREAU
AND BIRCHALL TEA Vivreau, developer and manufacturer of purified drinking water systems, has teamed up with Birchall Tea to offer clients installing the Vi tap product free bundles of the nation’s most treasured drink.
Over 165 million cups of tea are consumed by British people daily and Vivreau will be supplying it to new clients for free. The award- winning Vi tap dispenses mains-fed, purified, chilled, still, sparkling and instant boiling hot water from one single tap with a touch sensor control and zero splash.
SETCRETE 2K PRO FOR DIFFICULT FLOORING
INSTALLATIONS Setcrete™ 2K Pro fast setting floor levelling compound has been specifically designed with the time- pressed professional builder in mind. This easy-to-use floor levelling compound can be applied directly over old adhesive residues without the need for priming. This can save professional builders a great deal of time, effort, and money.
For a short period Vivreau will be offering free tea with every Vi tap installation. Each new client will also be entered into a prize draw and at the end of the promotion, one lucky winner will receive a Birchall Tea’s beautifully carved wooden box filled with a variety of Birchall teas – perfect for any meeting room environment.
The Vi tap’s high spec boiler can produce up to four cups of boiling water per minute at the perfect temperature for tea. There is even an intelligent safety feature on the Vi tap which prevents boiling water from being dispensed by accident. Incorporating high performance ice bank refrigeration, it is also capable of delivering high quantities of chilled water.
Debbie Tate, Communications and Marketing Director at Vivreau, said: “We are delighted to offer our
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When removing floorcoverings such as carpet tiles and vinyl, builders are often faced with a subfloor covered in old adhesive residue. This poses a serious problem; most floor levelling compounds cannot bind properly to adhesives.
Previously, the tradesmen conducting the refurbishment work would have had to mechanically remove all residue before continuing with the new flooring installation. This is a time-consuming process, and if the area being refurbished is particularly large, expensive machinery may be required.
clients this promotion, helping fuel offices nationwide with the perfect brew made with high quality, Brita filtered water.”
Vivreau is a privately owned company founded in the late 1980's as a family business. In partnership with Brita
Setcrete 2K Pro floor levelling compound offers professional tradesmen a quick, easy and economical solution to the problem of adhesive residue contaminated subfloors. Rather than having to remove all adhesive residues, contractors can simply remove as much as they can before applying Setcrete 2K Pro directly onto the remaining residue, provided the residue is still well-bonded. Setcrete 2K Pro can therefore potentially reduce on-site time by a matter of hours or even days, as well as saving a huge amount of cost and effort.
Setcrete 2K Pro is applicable in thicknesses of 2-30mm, and can be walk-on-hard in as little as 60 minutes. It has excellent self- levelling properties, meaning that minimal work with a trowel is required. It is low-odour and ammonia free.
Setcrete 2K Pro can also be applied directly onto Setcrete Rapid Set DPM damp proof membrane without the need for priming.
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since 2012, Vivreau continues to lead the way with new technology, improved water filtration and product development accommodating a range of drinking water dispensers unrivalled across the world.
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