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APPOINTMENTS & NEWS; SELF-BUILD & CUSTOM BUILD PROJECT REPORT; CARE HOMES & SHELTERED HOUSING PROJECT REPORT


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Axim: No.1 supplier for 30 years


Axim Architectural Hardware are celebrating their anniversary and are delighted to have reached this milestone. Axim Architectural Hardware is a division of The Parkside Group Ltd. Axim designs and supplies a comprehensive in-stock range of Transom Closers, Panic Exit Devices, Deadlatches, Surface Mounted Door Closers, Floor Springs, Flush Bolts, Locks and Handles through a Pan-


European distributor supply chain. Renowned for their technical expertise and exceptional customer service, they are one of the UK's No.1 supplier of Concealed Overhead Transom Closers.


020 8685 9685 www.axim.co.uk The potential of Passivhaus


The Kingspan TEK Building System of Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) has been used to create a contemporary show home that blends ambitious architectural design with the meticulous energy efficiency requirements of the Passivhaus Standard, at the Potton Show


Centre. HTA Design’s blueprint for the new Elsworth Show Home centres around a small enclosed courtyard with a large rooflight. In addition to its high thermal performance and construction benefits, the Kingspan TEK Building System was also specified to help the building achieve low air leakage rates.


01625429522 www.kingspantek.co.uk


Signbox recreates iconic sign


When the world’s most famous police headquarters moved from St James’s Park to Victoria Embankment, Signbox was tasked with replacing the iconic sign that had been seen steadily rotating outside the building since 1968. Not only that, contractors BAM also appointed Signbox to design and install


bespoke brushed stainless steel lettering for the building’s pavilion roof. For such high profile signage, everything had to be designed and engineered to exacting detail. As well as being built to a very specific design, the sign needed to be highly robust and durable.


01784 438688 www.signbox.co.uk 


   Supporting winning ways


GEZE UK was pleased to sponsor the prestigious Winner of Winners award at the biennial GAI/RIBA Architectural Ironmongery Specification Awards hosted at RIBA’s head office in London. Highlighting the importance of the profes- sional partnership between architectural


ironmongers and architect disciplines, the awards reward entire specifications teams, with the Winner of Winners title going to the pairing that best demonstrates aesthetic excellence, fitness for purpose, functionality, correct specification and originality.


01543 443000 www.geze.co.uk


The Horne shower panels are ideal for hospitals, dementia care, extra care and home care adaptions


care shower panel


Safe, accurate thermostatic control Visual contrast between components aids sight Specialised levers - easy to turn and helpfully marked Minimal effort required to adjust riser handset holder Robust riser bar doubles as supportive grab bar Very quick and easy to install, clean and maintain


Safe, comfortable, inclusive showering from Horne


tel : +44 (0)1505 321 455 web: www.horne.co.uk


ADF JUNE 2017


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