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84 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INTERIORS


Partnership delivers certified solution for smoke safety “the proper way”


Peace of mind that smoke evacuation will work is the result of technological developments in a specialist building services partnership. Leading independent smoke control specialist Baiceir is now using the latest fully compliant smoke evacuation damper- Gilberts’ Series 60- as standard. Believed to be the only vent of its kind designed and manufactured in the UK, Series 60 offers what Gilberts claims is the biggest standard range of EN13501-3 compliant fire-tested dampers for smoke evacuation shafts and risers. “Having a smoke damper certified to the latest, highest Standards completes the loop for us,” explains Baiceir managing/ technical director Andy Baker. “It means every element of the smoke evacuation systems that we design, model and install is accredited to meet the latest and most rigorous requirements, whether a single stairwell or a complex multi-tower development.” The Series 60 smoke damper is the first innovation of the new decade from Gilberts, but continues a reputations for innovation that stretches back over 40 years, and encompasses ventilation solutions for interior and exterior natvent, hybrid and mechanical systems.


01253 766911 info@gilbertsblackpool.com Encourage independence with Horne


Horne’s CARE shower, in use widely across the NHS, extra-care, dementia care and Changing Places facilities, now offers enhanced inclusive design, providing additional support and encouraging further independence for its users. The robust yet lightweight rail is a brand-new design; a durable core of anodised aluminium, treated with hard-wearing polyester paint, is fixed to smooth and tactile solid injection-moulded elbows and wall fixings. The riser grip/release mechanism epitomises inclusive design; combining fishing-reel technology for a finely controlled friction grip and a custom-designed spring for its low-force release. Wheelchair and shorter users can also pull on the mechanism release extender to lower a high-set shower head. Painted an inclusive deep orange colour, the rail offers valuable support and optimum visibility – colour and contrast – especially useful to our ageing population. Showers featuring the new orange riser rail are now in production. Showers featuring a white version of the rail will also be available in a matter of weeks – and will replace the current design.


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