INTERIORS; PLANT & WORKWEAR; SAFETY & SECURITY 41 Hideaway cabin built with Festool tools


Festool tools have been used to help create the off-grid pop-up pub. The unique Cornwall based project is now fully operational – powered solely through hydro and solar technology. It was important that the tools used were of the highest quality, designed with ease-of-use and safety in mind. The project required equipment that was both mobile and efficient, and Festool provided the ideal solution. The Festool drills used on the project,


including the T18 and C18, benefit from premium battery durability which was perfect for the 12-hour work days onsite. They also feature brushless EC-TEC motor technology, making them light without compromising on power, perfect for users in any location.


01284 760 791 www.festool.co.uk Airborne Hazard Defence with Full Face Mask


The NEW Force™10 Typhoon™ is an extremely lightweight, easy to maintain full face mask at only 365g with a completely clear panoramic visor to maximise light levels within the mask giving optimum visibility. The unique Typhoon™ exhalation valve has been designed to reduce breathing resistance, heat and moisture build-


up. The valve is unaffected by any moisture, and therefore can be used with the same performance under very low temperatures (-40°C tested). The Force™10 Typhoon™ Mask is compatible with both JSP Classic filters and JSP PressToCheck™ filters, which allow for Daily Face Fit Reassurance™ so the user is confident of an excellent fit.


www.jsp.co.uk Developers building in style with ultra-thin worksurfaces


Housebuilders are the largest growth area for sales of Zenith solid-core laminate worksurface. Nick Jones, Sales, and Marketing Director for Wilsonart UK said: “The demand for Zenith has been remarkable since its launch in 2016. We were the first to market with a slim solid core product range of its kind. We knew it would appeal to kitchen and bathroom designers but the success of Zenith with builders and contractors has been a fantastic bonus. Zenith is 100 per cent solid and waterproof which means it can be stored on site. It’s adaptable and easy to handle on site too so can be cut as it is required for kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms and WCs with no need for off-site templating.” Available in three convincing textures mimicking either concrete, granite or wood, Zenith offers a compelling range of design options: Curves, thick-and-thin surface combinations and co-ordinating backsplashes are easy to create and can be fixed at the same time the kitchen or bathroom units are being installed. Zenith has a decorative surface finish on both sides, perfect to create waterfall-end panels and co-ordinated bespoke open shelves. In a kitchen an under-mount sink with drainer grooves that reveal the stunning black core are practical and easy to create.


www.wilsonart.co.uk


Door closer enhances high-rise fire safety


British designed and manufactured, Powermatic controlled, concealed door closers from Samuel Heath are gaining increasing popularity for use on fire doors in high-rise flats and apartments. The door closers carry the CE mark and have been independently tested and proved to meet the requirements for one hour and half-hour fire doors under BS EN 1634-1. Unlike other jamb-mounted devices, Powermatic door closers facilitate a door’s compliance with Approved Document M, neither do they have to be removed from the door to be adjusted. Powermatic is ideal for restricted door reveals and, thanks to the fact that it is totally concealed when the door is closed, helps retain the aesthetics of interiors and create a less institutionalised, more homely feel. Concealment also reduces the risk of the door closer being damaged through vandalism, misuse or tampering, which could render a fire door useless. It also means less maintenance call-outs and continued fire safety.


0121 766 4200 www.samuel-heath.co.uk WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK


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