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BMJ 11.2016 NEW PRODUCTS


NEW PRODUCTS


1. FERNOX 2. BPC 3. WIRQUIN 4. PAVETUF 5. SUPREME CONCRETE 6. SELECT PRODUCTS 7. PJH 8. WIENERBERGER 9. LECICO BATHROOMS 10. WREKIN


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2 BPC BUILDING PRODUCTS LAUNCHES POWATWIST™ 01924 364794


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FERNOX’S FULL BASKET 0330 100 7750 


Fernox has launched a new style catalogue featuring its essential range of chemical water treatments, filter products, water test kits and plumbing equipment, with the added benefit of a 360° guide to cleaning, treatment and protection.


The ‘Full Basket’ catalogue


features the entire range of chemical water treatments available from Fernox, such as the Protector F1, universal Cleaners F3 and F5 as well as the award- winning TF1 Filter range.


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crack repair system for masonry. It is a fast, non-disruptive repair method for stabilised masonry that eliminates the need to rebuild and minimises the likelihood of further cracking. The system consists of stainless steel PowaTwist™ Bars and PowaTwist™ Grout. In combination they provide superb axial strength and excellent bonding characteristics when reconnecting cracked masonry.


3 WIRQUIN NANO 6.7 08457 298 298 www.wirquin.co.uk


Leading sanitary equipment specialist, Macdee


Wirquin has unveiled NANO 6.7, a brand new and revolutionary basin waste solution packed with technological innovations. An intuitive product that combines space gain, quick assembly and cleaning from the top in order to exceed the expectations of the installer and end user. The ultra compact Nano is three times smaller than a classic waste, only 67mm in height, freeing up valuable space under the basin. It incorporates the very latest waterless silicone membrane technology for traps, a proven Wirquin innovation that’s been built into their waste products since 2007 and is the key component for reducing the overall size of the unit.


The integrated membrane trap ensures that


Nano 6.7 offers a hygienic solution as it replaces the traditional water seal and is 100% guaranteed to prevent bad smells. This membrane is housed inside a protective cartridge making it totally removable from above for easy cleaning and with clear visibility thanks to its brass dome and clear glass lens. To ensure a quick and reliable installation the waste body swivels through 360° horizontally, tilts to an angle of 4°vertically and incorporates a clip system securing the body of the waste into place, which can be done blind, using only one hand. The waste outlet is secured with a captive ¼ turn nut which features an over moulded washer for total reliability against leaks. The NANO 6.7 comes with a five-year manufacturers guarantee.


4 PAVETUF PRIMING SLURRY 0330 333 8030


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Natural Paving Products’ Pavetuf Priming Slurry provides an exceptional bond between the mortar base and stone or porcelain paving. It is ideal for a variety of applications including driveways, paths, patios and light commercial spaces. The cementitious mixture is also suitable for bonding the mortar base onto concrete or screed. It is especially useful for bedding of porcelain paving, giving an outstanding bond between the new mortar base and stone or porcelain paving. Taking only three to five minutes to mix, the slurry can be applied as soon as the paving elements have been cleaned. Available in 17kg tubs, the slurry has a nominal coverage of 12.75m2 and an hour’s workability.


46 November 2016 BMJ


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