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Mapei’s Ultralite Range has been shortlisted for a TTS Award
in the Tomorrow’s Tile & Stone Awards 2020. The awards look to celebrate the best products and innovations in the tiling industry. Mapei’s range of Ultralite adhesives
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offers innovative, lightweight cementitious adhesives that are unique in their kind. The adhesives are ideal for bonding all types of ceramic, mosaic and natural stone, as well as thin porcelain tiles. They are particularly versatile with characteristics that make the work of installers simpler and quicker; providing more coverage per unit leads to faster installations and less mixing times. Due to their special formulation,
installation becomes less tiring – this is due to the glass micro-spheres or natural aggregates contained in the adhesive that help make trowelling easier. Supplied in lighter bags (15kg) with a practical hand grip for easier
apei is pleased to announce that the Ultralite range has been shortlisted as a top 20 finalist
handling, Ultralite adhesives provide up to 80 per cent higher yield compared to other adhesives with the same classification. Also part of the range, Ultralite D2 is a
ready to use and water resistant adhesive with high yield for ceramic wall tiling; it boasts excellent coverage, and is very easy to apply. Voting for the Awards are now open, and the readers of Tomorrow’s Tile & Stone have
until March 13th
to select their winner via
the website. For more information on the Ultralite
range, visit the website or email
ukmarketing@mapei.co.uk to book a place on one of our Ceramic Tiling training courses.
0121 508 6970
www.mapei.co.uk Consort launches new electric heating brochure plus updates to BIM library
Consort Claudgen have launched their latest Heat brochure which includes a host of new heaters and heating controls in their product range. The 48-page brochure features motion-activated and waterproof run-back time controllers, new heaters in the electronic 7-day timer range and advanced wireless controllers which are now compatible with Consort’s RX and SL heaters. All of these are detailed in the brochure along with the established panel and fan heaters, convectors, LST heaters, air curtains, downflows and towel rails.
Consort have also added new BIM objects of low surface temperature heaters to their BIM library which consists of panel and fan heaters, recessed ceiling heaters and air curtains. All of these objects are available to download from Consort Claudgen’s website or the NBS National BIM Library. The BIM objects featured in the NBS National BIM Library include technical details such as dimensions, ratings, insulation standard classes and electrical specifications to aid architects and specifiers in their design process.
www.consortepl.com
www.consortepl.com/bim-modelling Promotion for Designer Contracts interiors
The UK’s largest flooring contractor, Designer Contracts, has announced a senior promotion within its 16-strong interior design division. Joining the business three years ago, and with almost a decade of experience in interior design, Faye Armstrong entered the show home division as design sales consultant and has now been promoted to design sales manager. Said Faye: “I’m
pleased to be part of such a fantastic team of talented designers. A show home is a key selling tool for developers, which is why ensuring a scheme is tailored towards the builder’s target audience is essential.”
01246 854577
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