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88 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INTERIORS


Polyflor adds to the Expona family


Polyflor, a commercial and residential vinyl flooring specialist, is pleased to announce the launch of a brand new product format, the Expona EnCore Rigid Loc collection. This exciting new hybrid product has an expertly engineered premium rigid SPC (Stone Polymer Composite)


construction with exceptional stability making it ideal for installation over existing subfloors. Expona EnCore’s technically sophisticated specification combines: A premium rigid SPC core; 0.55mm heavy commercial wear layer; high clarity decoration layer; 1mm IXPE Acoustic Backing Layer and 5G-i locking technology.


0161 767 1111 www.polyflor.com Rested3 Strong, long lasting and visually appealing


Architectural Bronze Casements make bespoke, handmade bronze windows, doors, screens and secondary glazing. Bronze is an exciting and traditional alternative to steel and aluminium. Made from architectural bronze which is strong, long lasting and visually appealing, bronze casements offer fine sightlines, thermal efficiency and low maintenance


characteristics. Ideal for both renovations and new build projects. For more information visit the company’s website or call for a brochure.


01476 249494 www.bronzecasements.com Steel windows and doors in the bathroom


Steel in the home continues to dominate in the home fashion stakes; internal partitions and large steel windows replace solid doors and walls in contemporary homes. And, with advice from the Steel Window Association, homeowners can enjoy plenty of options


Modern ventilators that let you sleep more peacefully and healthily: that’s room comfort.


SIEGENIA brings spaces to life. Underfloor Air Conditioning for Flax House


Every flying start to the day begins with a good night. For that you need the healthy indoor environment provided by the AEROVITAL ambience smart.  leep and   automatic air humidity , mould and pollen protection and over 80 % heat recovery.


Discover the room comfort that suits you siegenia.com


Flax House is a five storey Victorian building with red brick, warehouse style construction, located on Adelaide Street in the Linen Quarter of Belfast. Underfloor air conditioning, with full underfloor supply, and underfloor return air was specified so


that the warehouse loft ceilings could be left exposed, highlighting the retained features and building characteristics. Flax House is the second building on Adelaide Street to make use of plenum air conditioning. A total of 11 CAM-C downflow units and 128 TU4 Fantiles were supplied for the five storey building. Visit the Flexible Space website for further information.


01342 310400 www.flexiblespace.com


if they want the look! The most common use of steel windows in bathrooms is to create shower screens; not only are they are an excellent replacement for shower curtains, the stylish design also allows plenty of light to enter the shower space.


www.steel-window-association.co.uk


WWW.ARCHITECTSDATAFILE.CO.UK


ADF JULY 2019


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