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HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INSULATION; INTERIORS 37 Break the mould with Crown Trade


The mild, wet autumnal weather can provide the ideal conditions for mould and mildew to thrive but thanks to Crown Trade’s range of Clean Extreme Mould Inhibiting paints, the outlook has just got brighter. Ideally suited for damp-prone areas such as bathrooms and kitchens where condensation can build, Crown Trade’s Clean


Extreme Mould Inhibiting paint range offers long lasting protection from unsightly and unhygienic mould. By helping walls and ceilings retain a cleaner, fresher appearance for longer, Crown Trade’s Clean Extreme Mould Inhibiting range provides the perfect solution for damp and dirty surfaces and can help reduce maintenance cycles and redecoration costs.


www.crownpaintspec.co.uk Snickers Workwear Climate Control Underwear


Dressing for the cold is like building a house – start with a good foundation. The Snickers Workwear Baselayer clothing uses high-tech breathable fabrics for ventilation and body moisture transport for consistent warmth and comfort. The seamless designs are available in 37.5® ventilating technology as well as polyester and merino wool to suit different types of work in a variety of cold weather conditions.


The cutting-edge FLEXIWork and LITEwork designs and fabrics will keep you warm and dry – so you wont get cold, wet and shiver. All the garments are made from quick drying, lightweight fabrics that come with special ventilation features to control and regulate the heat from your body.


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