58 EXTERNAL ENVELOPE; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES


Senior makes a grand entrance


Senior Architectural Systems’ slimline aluminium curtain walling and its strongest aluminium commercial door systems to date have helped create a fenestration package that is more than fit for purpose at a new leisure centre in Bristol. Senior supplied both


its SF52 aluminium curtain wall system and high-performance PURe® Commercial Door for use at the David Lloyd Leisure Centre in Emmerson Green, Bristol. The slimline SF52 aluminium curtain wall system was the ideal choice for creating the centre’s attractive facade and to help maximise the use of natural light in the interior design.


www.seniorarchitectural.co.uk Membranes prove a safe choice


High performance membranes from the A. Proctor Group have been selected in the construction of the new Dean Hotel in Cork, Ireland. The 114 bed hotel with rooftop restaurant is just part of an impressive major rejuvenation scheme across a 6 acre site at Horgan’s Quay, which will include


apartments, offices, bars, and restaurants. Instead of using a traditional internal air barrier, Wraptite, a self adhesive, vapour permeable, airtight membrane, was applied externally, quickly and easily as part of the rainscreen system. In addition, Procheck FR200 was selected as a fire retardant vapour control layer on the project.


01250 872261 www.proctorgroup.com


With 219 options, the EcoSmart Flex


fireplace gives complete design flexibility with no hard connections required


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ADF JANUARY 2021


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