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96 LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS


Jeckells sets pupils in the shade


Jeckells’ the Sailmakers has installed three tensioned canopies over outside learning areas at Icknield School in Letchworth. Working closely with architects, Wilby & Burnett, Jeckells fabricated the canopies, sourced the stainless steel posts with red post bumpers and


organised full installation to fit in with the school’s demanding schedule. Ferrari Soltis 86 premium mesh material was used due it its strength and durability. In recent years Jeckells has built up a reputa- tion for the design and manufacture of quality shade sails with an almost unlimited degree of versatility in design, colour and materials.


www.jeckells.co.uk Charcon segregate traffic from cyclists


Charcon’s range of cycleway segregation solutions is already proving successful in London, on the Cycle Superhighway 2 (CS2), as well as Cambridge, Oxford, Bristol and Nottingham. The unique City Cycle Kerb segregates cyclists from traffic and features a half batter along the carriageway to withstand vehicular impact and a splay along the


cycle lane to reduce the change of catching a pedal. Eco Countryside™ Cycle Kerb replicates natural granite whilst containing 82 per cent recycled and reclaimed material. The angled profile provides both a visual and tactile division between the carriageway and cycle lane.


www.charcon.com


Anniversary of Resiblock at Port of Tyne August 2017, saw the 15th


anniversary of


the installation of Resiblock, and more specifically the ‘Legendary’ Resiblock ‘22’ sealer for Concrete Block Paving (CBP), at Port of Tyne in South Shields. Phase 3 at the Tyne Dock consisted of


15,904sqm of CBP, and resident engineer at the time David Profit was keen to ensure the reduction of high level maintenance. Resiblock’s success at the 465,000sqm Port of Salalah was a key factor in Resiblock ‘22’ being specified. 15 years on and the Port of Tyne paving is still stabilised due to the strength and durability of Resiblock ‘22’.


custserv@resiblock.com Filcoten installed at McDonald’s


Filcoten, Gatic’s lightweight channel drainage system, has been installed at the new McDonald’s restaurant in Tonbridge. Filcoten®


is manufactured from a


breakthrough High Performance Concrete (HPC) that is setting new standards in flexural and compressive strength, and in the long-term perform- ance of channel drainage. Its flexural strength is


approximately double that of conventional HPC, which means fewer breakages in transit, in stock, and installation, and a considerably longer, trouble-free operational life. Filcoten is 100 per cent recyclable and is the only drainage channel to be made with renewable energy.


01304 203545 www.gatic.com


THE FENCING SPECIALISTS Perimeter fencing with style


Estate


Parkland


Bow Top


Sphere Top


Visit www.fhbrundle.co.uk to view or download a copy of the new Master Catalogue today!


For a competitive quote or for more information; F.H.BRUNDLE


BRUNDLE SERVING THE TRADE SINCE 1889


Email: sales@brundle.com Web: www.fhbrundle.co.uk


Tel: 01708 25 35 45 Fax: 01708 25 35 50


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