38 BUILDING FABRIC The Adek evolution © Neil Kenyon @ Arkimag


Originally unveiled at the beginning of the year, the Adek Balcony and Terrace system from Ecodek has evolved and now features a 147mm board to provide further flexibility for smaller refurbish- ment projects. This lightweight, A2FL S1 fire rated aluminium decking system meets all the safety requirements for


high rise balconies, roof terraces and walkways and is simple to fit, either on-site or off-site. Manufactured from 100 per cent recycled aluminium with a durable coating that provides both excellent slip and wear resist- ance means the system easily stands up to the rigours of everyday living.


01978 667 840 ecodek.co.uk/adek-non-combustible-aluminium-decking-system Rooms with a view


Ali VU from Senior Architectural Systems has been specified for a new residential develop- ment in Liverpool. The scheme comprises 20 one and two-bedroom apartments, all benefit- ting from the attractive slim sightlines offered by Senior’s Ali VU casement windows. As well as successfully emulating the look of heritage


style windows, the Ali VU system offers a range of contemporary features including excellent energy-efficiency, security and durability. Featuring a polyamide thermal break, Senior’s Ali VU aluminium double-glazed windows have been designed to achieve a Window Energy Rating (WER) of A, with the triple glazed option designed to achieve a rating of A+.


01709 772600 www.seniorarchitecturalsystems.co.uk Former workshop into luxury home


When engineer, Ivan Semenenko, decided that he no longer required his former barn and workshop in the heart of the Cotswolds, he pondered a new life for the building. Ivan decided to embark on a project to transform the workshop into a beautiful new home. To


create the distinctive steel windows and doors, he called on Steel Window Association member, Cotswold Casements. Trusting in the team’s expert- ise, after having worked together on previous projects, Cotswold Casements was seen as the ideal partner. Trevor Woskett of Cotswold Casements commented, “This project turned out fantastically with Ivan and his wife loving the look created by the steel windows and doors.”


www.steel-window-association.co.uk Nationwide launch next generation range


The vital role that fire doors play in protecting the occupants of a property has never been more compelling as it has been in the past few years. Nationwide Windows & Doors has devoted time, clever product design and testing at levels never previously seen to launch their next generation GRP fire door range. Nationwide’s expertise in fire doors makes them the ideal partner of choice


when it comes to large scale replacements or new installation programmes. With four door hinges, letterplate, spy hole, closers and specialist hardware, the Nationwide GRP fire door provides architects and specifiers a complete low-maintenance and thermally-efficient solution.


0808 1234 000 www.nwd.co.uk


Quality stainless steel balustrade fittings and components


We offer a wide range of systems­ from the AMG Railing frameless balustrade system, a post­and­rail system, and our Brish made stand­off point­fixing system. We also have a variety of components, including glass clamps and handrail brackets, weldable fings and speciality screw­fix brackets. In many cases we can meet your custom requirements. Just share your concept with us, and we can turn it into reality. With over 30 years of experience in the balustrade market, Balustrade Components UK Ltd are able to advise confidently on your requirement.


01543 624780 sales@balustradecomponents.co.uk www.balustradecomponents.co.uk WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK


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