74 SAFETY & SECURITY; LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS


Taking fire safety glass to another level


Introducing Pyroguard Firesafe; the unrivalled new range of modified toughened fire safety glass from leading manufacturer, Pyroguard. Lightweight with exceptional performance benefits, this monolithic solution is designed to meet individual specification requirements and fulfills customers’ expectations on lead time


and availability. Pyroguard Firesafe is manufactured in both the UK and France to effectively service the European and Export markets.


01942 710 720 www.pyroguard.eu/en/fire-glass-products/firesafe ‘Futureproof’ Britain’s oldest high street


All roads lead to Rome, as the saying goes, and that was certainly the plan for Britain’s oldest High Street in Colchester, when the Romans settled in England in 43AD. Now these roads, and the paving alongside them, are being made ‘futureproof’ by Essex County Council, with the use of Resiblock Resiecco. Having been


used in High Streets throughout the UK, and even at Europe’s longest pedestrian shopping area in Købmagergade, Copenhagen, Resiblock provide paving protection against large volumes of footfall traffic, cleaning regimes and staining from food, drinks and chewing gum.


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UK MANUFACTURERS OF STREET FURNITURE


POSTS - HINGED & TELESCOPIC BOLLARDS - STEEL & STAINLESS HOOPED BARRIERS CYCLE STANDS & RACKS CYCLE SHELTERS HEIGHT RESTRICTORS SWING GATES ARM BARRIERS SMOKING SHELTERS SEATING


MADE IN BRITAIN


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