Product Showcase
New modular seating system offers inspired flexible solutions
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new and innovative modular seating system has been pioneered by Komac; a brand within the Boss Design Group. Designed to take flexible design to new heights, Raft+ offers specifiers thousands of layout configurations – from classic and distinctive, to fun and organic – with each solution designed to breathe life into office and hospitality settings. Raft+ is available in straight and
curved single, double and triple units, benches and corner pieces. With choice of two back heights – 1100mm and 1400mm – together with two base options, this pioneering system delivers ‘create and connect’ versatility. It provides specifiers with creative licence to bring fresh inspiration to their projects. Raft+ is an evolution of the popular Raft range. It not only lends itself to the modern office environment, inspiring both collaborative and private spaces courtesy of high back units, it is equally at home in café bistro settings with traditional banquette configuration. Julie Skipp at Komac says: “Thanks to Raft+, specifiers can now meet the brief
for multiple locations from one single collection, without
compromising on style or quality. Whilst Raft+ is the perfect auxiliary piece to a variety of other seating products, it can also create a stunning centrepiece in its own right. We
are confident that this unique collection will bring a whole new dimension to flexible design.” Boasting a solid hardwood frame, all Raft+ modules feature integral lumber support for ultimate comfort. With a choice of individually polished aluminium legs or plinths, and with optional power and data connections,
Raft+ facilitates the flexible design of any space. Raft+ comes fully or part assembled for ease of installation with linking mechanisms also featured. For further information contact Komac Headquarters: +44 (0) 1384 455570 or the London Showroom: Tel.: +44 (0) 20 7253 0364. Alternatively, visit
www.komac.co.uk
Armstrong Ceilings keeps its customers in suspension
A new suspension systems solutions catalogue has been published by Armstrong Ceilings.
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comprehensive guide to its peerless portfolio of suspension systems has been launched by Armstrong Ceilings. The 54-page A4 product selector catalogue provides specifiers, installers and supply chain partners with a huge range of standard and designer solutions for all types of spaces in the widest choice of designs, colours and materials to fulfill the requirements of modern building concepts. Designed to not only coordinate with the complete portfolio of Armstrong ceiling products, whether mineral, metal, wood or custom solutions, they also integrate with all types of building service elements such as lighting and HVAC. There are systems for metal ceilings, floating ceilings, corridors, the suspension of plasterboard ceilings (Armstrong’s fast-track precision-engineered Drywall
40 product showcase
Grid System - DGS), perimeter detailing via the AXIOM range of Blind Boxes, angles, channels, trims and bulkheads, and a wide range of accessories. The portfolio also includes an extensive range of performance grids offering specific solutions for more demanding applications such as Clean Rooms and seismic installations. CE Marked, resistant to fire, recyclable and available with warranties up to 30 years when installed with Armstrong ceilings, the systems are supported by CAD and BIM files, the latter via the National BIM Library.
Guidance on loading capacities is also included within the new suspension systems catalogue which is available to
download from
http://www.armstrong.
co.uk/assets/global/commclgeu/ files/Literature/3515.PDF or from the Armstrong Ceiling Systems free App. This is available from both the Apple store as well as the Google Play store, or by clicking on one of the links below with your mobile device
www.armstrong. com/CeilingDownloads-Apple or
www.armstrong.com/ CeilingDownloads-Android.
Building & Facilities Management – February 2016
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