Building Products; Interiors


Hauraton high capacity drainage systems installed at Port Sunderland


owned and situated on the south side of the River Wear, the latest wharf facilities now


T


he Port of Sunderland now boasts some impressive infrastructure and associated services. Municipally


allow for multi materials handling. A fleet of fork lift trucks, from four tonne to 29 tonne capacity have a wide range of attachments to meet all cargo handling requirements. Additionally, a drop-sided HGV, an articulated tractor unit and two 40-tonne low-loaders are also available for transportation of cargoes within the port estate. Designed to resist the rigours of site work, 180 metres of Hauraton RECYFIX®


HICAP®


8000 high capacity channels were installed to drain the wharf area. Factory fitted with 14mm wide slotted ductile iron inlets, the channels comply with a loading class of F900 so can easily take the weight of the fully laden vehicles employed. Importantly, once installed the complete channel system is highly resilient to the twisting forces imposed by their wheels. The RECYFIX®


HICAP® one metre


channels used each have a water capacity of 171.4 litres so the 180 metre channel system


installed is able to accept a water volume of 30852 litres. Trash boxes to match the channels were also supplied.


01582 501380 www.drainage-projects.co.uk


Cost savings with BAL Flexbone 2Easy


Preparation time was reduced dramatically with the use of BAL’s new floating uncoupling mat – Flexbone 2Easy – on a prime redevelopment in County Durham. The 200m² problem screed to be tiled had two days of preparatory work


scheduled before installation could even begin, but this was reduced to just half a day using BAL Flexbone 2Easy. The use of BAL Flexbone 2Easy floating uncoupling mat alleviated the need to abrade and prime the screed, as the only preparation required was a quick sweep of the surface. BAL Flexbone 2Easy is a unique mat to the UK market which is truly uncoupled, protecting floor tiles from lateral movement.


01782 591100 www.bal-adhesives.com


Deanestor awarded furniture contracts


Deanestor, one of the UK’s leading contract furniture manufacturers, has been specified by the development arm of Mace for two new student housing schemes in Exeter and Cardiff which will provide over 1200 student beds. The


contracts for the manufacture of the kitchen and bedroom furniture are worth £4m to Deanestor. Oliver Gardiner, Development Director at Mace commented on Deanestor: “Their team has been responsive and professional, working with us to develop a range of furniture options which combine longevity, value and a high standard of aesthetics to create a fresh and modern appearance.”


enquiries@deanestor.com New Stratos-MAXO launched


Wilo has launched its new Stratos-MAXO pump. It’s the pump offering the highest system efficiency on the market, thanks to the optimised and innovative energy efficiency functions such as ‘Multi-Flow Adaptation’ and ‘No-Flow Stop’ along with an outstanding EEI


≤ 0.17. It can automatically adapt its output to the varying system requirements via ‘Dynamic Adapt Plus’ without setting a target value.


01283 523000 www.wilo.co.uk Deanestor expands into high end kitchens


Deanestor has announced its expansion into kitchens for the premium build-to-rent and market sale housing sectors. Following its success in the manufacture and installation of high-quality kitchen furniture across a range of sectors for the last two decades, Deanestor has launched a new service to provide bespoke contempo- rary kitchens to developers and main contractors for


studio and apartment projects for both rent and market sale. Deanestor has been awarded contracts for the supply of PRS kitchens which include a project worth in excess of £4m to manufacture and install around 700 kitchens for a private residential scheme in central Manchester and 700 studio kitchens in Canary Wharf.


www.deanestor.co.uk/kitchens 8 www.buildingconstructiondesign.co.uk


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