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5 SUPREME CONCRETE CLIPS


6 BLADEFIXERS® PLASTERBOARD FIXINGS 01803 540154


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fence panels from rattling and lifting when the winter winds blow. Designed for use with the company’s ongcastStr’s


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slotted concrete fence posts, the new SCORPION Fence Panel Security Clip is robustly engineered from durable


spring steel plate and is simply hammered into the edge of the timber fence panel prior to location in the slotted post. Once engaged in the post, the spring clip holds the timber panel securely in position, preventing wind lift.


New SCORPION Clips are available in packs of 50.


8 WIENERBERGER’S WIENERBERGER’S


NEW RECLAIMED STYLE BRICK


0161 491 8200


www.wienerberger.co.uk Wienerberger has added Olde


Wells Rustica to its range of reclaimed style bricks. It has a distinctive white mortar coating applied to the face


Select Products’ new brand BladeFixer is the world’s first plasterboard fixing proven to hold 245kgs in shear tests and 85kg tension tests*


rand BladeFixer is the world’’s Establishment).


Offffering a larger fixing surface (which can be snapped offng surface (which can be snapped offff or trimmed to the users desired size) it also holds multiple screws allowing for final fitting adjustments. BladeFixers are the ideal solution for fixing heavy items such as wall cabinets, boilers and large radiators to all types of plasterboard walls. Unlike other fixings currently available, BladeFixers require no special


tools or skills to fit. It comes in packs of 5, 10 and 100. s first pla ch s latest Bathr s latest Bath ooms to Love


Collection features in a new look brochure with a fresh, aspirational lifestyle cover, aiming for maximumr,, a consumer appeal. New showering products feature prominently including new,, ew, exclusive enclosur e brand, RefleXion, with its lifetime guarantee. RefleXion 8 Frameless, RefleXion 6 and RefleXion Basix, combine design-led looks with great all round performance. To complement this range, PJH has introduced the Wetwall brand, a range of wetwall panelling available in a wide choice of finishes.


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9 LECICO GOES HEAVY- DUTY


01234 244030 www.lecico.co.uk. 9


10 NEW MERCHANT MINIPACK KEEPS WREKIN ON THE ‘FASTRACK’ 01543 440 440


www.wrekinproducts.com


Wrekin Products has created a new ready-to-display POS unit for its FasTrack 609 woven geotextile geotextile for separating layers and suppressing weeds. The free-standing POS display is a branded cardboard unit containing 10x50 m2 Minipacks. Designed for separation of sub-soils and stone fills, FasTrack is a permeable geotextile that is simple to install and provides a robust separating layer for minimum cost. It is ideal for access roads, hard standings, parking areas, driveways, fers a van-


fills, FasTrack is a permeable geotex Tr rack is a permeable geotex footpaths, patios and decking. For bigger jobs, Wrekin offffe 8 BMJ November 2016


friendly size of its standard FasTrack 609 roll. Factory folded to a 2.25m roll length rather than the normal 4.5m, the roll still contains the full 100m x 4.5m but has a compact size to fit in most vans or pick-ups. FasTrack is part of Wrekin’’s fective, high-per


s wider range of geotextiles, d cost-effffective, high-performance gr ound engineering. s wider range of geotextiles, designed for


Lecico Bathrooms’s new collectionms’’s of commercial ceramic sinks are produced in heavy-duty fire clay making them chip and impact resilient. There are four sizes of Laboratory Sinks ranging from 330mm square up to 460 x 365mm. A ceramic drainer is also included plus two cleaner sinks (510mm and 460mm widths) with hinged bucket grids and splash back and two Belfast sinks (915mm and 595mm widths).


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www.pjh.uk 01204 707070


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