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EXTERNAL ENVELOPE


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shops and leisure facilities at its out-of-town shopping and leisure complex. With more than 100 outlets and parking


Opening the Doors to a Shoppers’ Paradise G


EZE UK is opening doors to more shoppers at Glasgow Fort which has recently launched a third phase of


for 2,500, Glasgow Fort is noted for being one of the few purpose-built uncovered shopping villages with a two-sided mall design intended to recreate a traditional high street. That’s why installing the right doors were


crucial in the design and specification of the new phase – not only to protect the new stores from the elements – but to maintain the fluidity of the stainless steel and glass aesthetic within its horseshoe layout. The latest 175,000 sq ft extension – designed by Glasgow architects Cooper Cromar for owner British Land - includes an 80,000 sq ft Marks & Spencer department store housed within an iconic three-storey stainless steel-clad pavilion. The store entrance has four sets of automatic sliding doors, powered by GEZE’s Slimdrive SL NT operators, to form a draught


SWA welcomes Crittall


Crittall, one of the U.K.’s largest designer and manufacturers of steel windows and doors, has announced that it has joined the Steel Window Association (SWA) the industry


trade body that represents the majority of UK producers in the sector. Crittall Sales and Marketing Director Russell Ager said: “We are delighted to now be part of the SWA and look forward to working actively with other members in promoting the technical and aesthetic benefits associated with steel windows across the domestic, commercial and specialist security window markets”.


01376 530800 www.crittall-windows.co.uk Draught stripping for steel doors


Designed to provide a neat way of draught-proofing internal steel doors, the W20 profile end cap is now available from Steel Window Association members and can be factory-fitted into the bottom of internal pivot or sliding doors of any


size. The end cap offers an inconspicuous alternative to the brass draught strips that have traditionally been surface-mounted along the bottom edge of doors. The new, specially moulded profile is made of rolled aluminium and installed to close off the W20 end section during the fabrication of the door.


www.steel-window-association.co.uk


We offer our customers a complete service from design consultation through to supply and installation.


Tel: 01608 661883 | www.holdsworthwindows.co.uk | Email: info@holdsworthwindows.co.uk Holdsworth Windows, Darlingscote Road, Shipson-on-Stour, Warwickshire, CV34 4PR


lobby and display area. The Slimdrive SL NT blends seamlessly into the uncluttered glazed frontage. With an operator height of just 7cm – it is almost invisible, virtually silent in operation and can move leaf weights of up to 125kg - ideal for buildings with high levels of footfall and a continuous flow of people moving in various directions. GEZE UK worked with Gray & Dick Ltd


and Greenfield Contracting to create the entrances for M&S and seven other shops and restaurants on the north of the site where the new development is located. They include: • Fat Face • Footasylum • JD Sports • Mamas & Papas • River Island • Wagamama • Waterstones In total 12 GEZE products were supplied.


In most cases the Slimdrive SL NTs were used to create the entrances for the units. Fat Face, Footasylum, Mamas & Papas, River Island, Wagamama and Waterstones chose seamless entrances, each with a pair of automatic


sliding doors which provided flow and continuity with their glazed facades. For JD Sports, a much larger unit, two Slimdrive SLT telescopic automatic sliding door operators were used to create two entrances across the span of its frontage – each fixed to glass. Like the Slimdrive SL NT, they operate quietly and boast an elegant drive design with a 7cm operator height. For more information about GEZE UK’s comprehensive range of automatic and manual door closers call or visit their website.


01543 443000 www.geze.co.uk


Holdsworth Windows is a family run business specialising in the manufacture of bespoke steel windows, doors and screens. Established for over 50 years we have designed, fabricated and installed windows, doors and screens for a wide range of contemporary, listed and historic buildings.


Specialists in Steel Windows, Doors & Screens


ADF SEPTEMBER 2018


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