28 AIR CONDITIONING & VENTILATION; BATHROOMS & WETROOMS; BUILDING PRODUCTS Mapei proud to launch Mosaic Adhesive: manufactured in the UK


Mapei UK launch Mosaic Adhesive; manufactured at Mapei’s West Midlands UK factory, the professional white cement based adhesive is designed for interior and exterior installations of wall and floor, glass and ceramic mosaics. Mosaic Adhesive has a high level of synthetic resin and special additives, as well as an extended open time and increased deformability. Additionally, as a result of being highly thixotropic Mosaic Adhesive has useful non slip properties when used on vertical surfaces. Jason Brunt, Ceramic Product Manager at Mapei UK commented: “At Mapei we pride ourselves on listening to the consumer market while working with all involved. Therefore, we design and develop products which benefit all that are fixing tiles, not just in the UK but Globally”. Mapei manufactures over 60 products in the UK at their production facility in Halesowen, West Midlands; working together with 18 main research centres, 12 per cent of the Group’s employees and 5 per cent of annual turnover are invested into R&D. They also provide support to the Technical Services and quality control laboratories. Email or call for more information about using Mapei’s Mosaic Adhesive in your project.


0121 508 6970 www.mapei.co.uk Protect your most important tools with hand Armour


Your hands are your most important tools so keep them protected with Hand Armour, a new multi-use barrier cream from Everbuild – A Sika Company.


Providing protection against any wet or dry contaminants, it has been designed to help stop the skin from absorbing harmful substances as well as protecting against abrasion. The non-greasy, unscented formula is easily absorbed into the skin, and with only a small amount needed to provide unbeatable protection, a little tube goes a long way.


Available in 100ml tubes, Hand Armour is packed into printed display boxes which are sure to attract attention when sat on the counter, bringing builders back for this product time and time again. For further information about Hand Armour or any other product within the Everbuild and Sika ranges, contact the sales office or visit the website.


0113 240 2424 www.everbuild.co.uk Largest wet room former range on the market AIR EXPERTS


AKW, provider of accessible showering solutions, has the largest range wet room formers on the market. The company’s TriForm, Sureform and Duraform ranges offer installers 20 easy to fit, robust formers that deliver in terms of quality. AKW’s stylish TriForm formers drain can accommodate a wide range of tiles


and slip resistant flooring – offering enhanced strength through its material composition. The AKW Sureform range offers users an affordable, strong wet room former that comes in eight sizes. AKW’s Duraform is the most affordable former on the market. Constructed from strong extruded polystyrene, sandwiched between concrete and fibreglass.


01908 533253 www.akw-ltd.co.uk The Solid Gear safety shoe


The Revolution Infinity from Solid Gear is exactly what the name suggests – a


Stylish centrifugal fans for healthy indoor air quality


01283 492949 WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK Vort Quadro


revolutionary safety shoe. Just as you’ll find in sports trainers, there’s endless cushioning and comfort which has until now, been difficult to get in safety shoes. But with Solid Gear’s Revolution Infinity it really is possible, with a ‘bounce back’ mid-sole which gives a 55 per cent ‘energy


return’ that will put a real spring in your step to reduce fatigue and stress on your back, legs and feet. These shoes also come with Solid Gear’s newly developed NANO toe-cap. It’s 40 per cent stronger than fiberglass, lighter than other materials and thinner than other non-metallic toe-caps.


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