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CRL systems make Build Show debut


// Screw fixed like timber decking* // Low risk of slip surface // 90% recycled // Easy to maintain with 25 year residential warranty // Smart vertical edge finish possible – just like real wood


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C. R. Laurence (CRL) will exhibit its range of glass doors and shower doors, architectural systems, and glass processing tools and accessories for the first time at the Build Show, as part of UK Construction Week 2018. Among these will be the new CRL Langle Al-Wall® Rain Screen system. Creating a protective, modern envelop around new and old buildings, the system is quick and simple to install with no need for glass cut-outs. With plane and imbricated glass facade options, the Al-Wall® Rain Screen is made from premium coated aluminium, for a highly durable and long-lasting finish. The team of experts from CRL will be giving live demonstrations of the installation process of its popular CRL 2018 TAPER-LOC® system, enabling glass balustrades to be completely installed from the safe-side, eliminating the need for scaffolding, cutting installation times and providing safety and security for installer and end user. Visit CRL on Stand B530 at the Build Show, NEC Birmingham, 9th


-10th October. 01706 863600 www.crlaurence.co.uk


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