product innovations
RDU Comfort Control from Titan Products
The Room Display Unit (RDU) range from TITAN Products is a collection of flush or surface mounted intelligent user interfaces, which allow setting and in- dication of temperature, fan speed and other settings when used with TITAN Products BACnet con- trollers. These attractive interfaces are available in a number of different finishes including the new Crys- tal Collection, which is made completely out of glass to add extra elegance to any environment. The RDU is designed for use in offices, commercial property, leisure environments and residential locations. The RDU/CR is specifically designed for use in Hotel Bedrooms. When used with the FCU-4 it provides all the features required to ensure the occupants are
Flexibility and workability in one
Ultra Tile manufacture a comprehensive range of cementitious wall and floor tile adhesives. ProFlex SP+ES is their extended set single part flexible floor and wall tile adhesive, suitable for interior/exterior use and wet and dry conditions. Specially for- mulated with extended workability for large format and intricate porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tile work, with exceptional adhesion and flexural capacity, it is ideal for situations where vibration may occur. Ultra Tile ProFlex SP+ES conforms to BS
The colour of brick
Wienerberger has launched a new off-white brick to complement its architectural range. The Denton Smooth Cream is the latest addition to the Terca portfolio, which offers a subtle spectrum of white and off-white colours. Architects and specifiers seeking a light coloured brick now have the choice of a dozen individual tones with a range of textures and finishes including smooth, creased, or a hand- crafted appearance. And with 11 manufacturing and distribution sites across the UK, there is sure to be a light, bright or white option close at hand. Cream and white bricks are becoming increasingly popular in contemporary architecture. Historically, the pale pallet has traditionally been associated with buildings in the Cambridgeshire region and, as the Denton Smooth Cream echoes that vernacular, it is expected to be popular in Eastern England. Equally the creamy finish is ideal for anyone wanting to use
Better safe than sorry
A new safety boot, specifically designed to of- fer tough protection against accidental foot injury in most potentially hazardous work situa- tions has been introduced by Dickies. The Super Safety Antrim Boot S1-P is a full leather work boot with a 200 Joule steel toe-cap to standard EN20345, and a steel mid-sole; It has a thick grip, dual-density, PU sole which is oil and slip resistant incorporating antistatic prop- erties which eliminate or reduce any possible
provided with comfort and security. When used as part of an integrated Management System features such as ‘Make My Room’ and ‘Do Not Disturb’ can be transmitted to the Hotel Letting System.
For further information, telephone 0161 406 6480, email
admin@titanproducts.com or visit
www.titanproducts.com
Suspended luminaires and acoustics
EN 12004 C2ET and BS EN 12002 S1, is polymer modified and can be used in conjunction with underfloor heating systems. The product has an application thickness of 3-20mm and is ready to take light foot traffic 16 hours after appli- cation. The adhesive’s unique qualities make it ideal for fixing tiles to most common building substrates including concrete/sand render, screeds, brick and block work, heated sub-floors, existing tiled surfaces and over- boarded wooden floors. Ultra Tile ProFlex SP+ES is perfect for conservatories, showers, saunas and swimming pools.
For further information, telephone 01827 871871 or visit
www.ultratileadhesives.co.uk
brick in an area where stone is prevalent such as Yorkshire and the Cotswolds. Also available from Wienerberger are a range of other light shades in- cluding the Olde Ivory White, the soft mud Super White and the Platinum White.
For further information, telephone 0161 491 8200 or email
marketing.uk@
wienerberger.com
The new Acsys suspended luminaire system from Cooper Lighting has been designed to meet the needs of modern buildings that use an exposed-soffit ceiling construction to im- prove thermal management. As well as providing energy-efficient lighting, including an upward element to aid LG7 compliance, the new modular system features built-in acoustic panels to replicate the sound-absorption prop- erties of a conventional suspended ceiling, thereby achieving compliance with the acoustic performance requirements of Building Bulletin 93. In addition, Acsys neatly accommodates the wiring and equipment for ancillary services such as audio-visual and fire-detection systems. Each 1800mm lighting module can be speci- fied with a comprehensive choice of T5 fluorescent lamps in single or twin configura- tions, providing outputs ranging from 21W to 54W. Standard infill sections come in four sizes from 300mm to 1200mm, and these are an ide- al location for speakers, PIR detectors, fire-alarm beacons, sprinklers or compact LED emergency luminaires. Featuring a robust steel construction with a white or silver-grey pow- der-coated finish, Acsys is available with either an aluminium louvre or a UV-stable polycar- bonate microprism diffuser for the downward optic, while the upward light element is provid- ed via a clear reeded panel.
For further information, telephone 0)1302 303200, email
info@cooper-ls.com or visit
www.cooper-ls.com
static charges by dissipating them into the floor. Ergonomically designed for maximum, all-day comfort, the boot also has an anti-chaf- ing padded collar and tongue, and strong, seven eyelet lacing. The Dickies Super Safety Antrim Boot S1-P (Code No: FA23333) is available in sizes 6 -12 in black, brown or chestnut and a honey coloured alternative (Code No: FA23333A) comes in sizes 3 -12.
For further information visit
www.dickesworkwear.com
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