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Armourcoat launches new clay lime plaster range
designed to improve the quality of living and working interiors and to minimize the impact of wall finishing products on the environment. Armourcoat are regarded as a pioneer in creating stunning and original
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ecorative specialist Armourcoat have launched a new natural clay lime plaster range. Clime plasters are
environmentally friendly decorative products. Naturally sustainable, Clime clay lime plasters incorporate abundant raw earth materials such as unfired clay, marble, limestone and hydraulic lime. The plaster range is cement and VOC free, biodegradable and recyclable. Clime plasters create healthy interiors, with beautiful finishes in tune with nature and engaging traditional decorative skills. Combining the benefits of natural products with modern and artisan techniques, Armourcoat Clime offers a whole new experience in decoration for the business and the home, but one that has its roots in history. Armourcoat Clime clay lime plasters are available in two standard finishes: Clime Matte and Clime Stone. Clime Matte creates a finely textured,
subtle finish which radiates the natural material used. Clime Stone includes crushed marble to create a heavier texture, suitable for large areas where a more dramatic finish is
desired. Both finishes are available in 15 colours and are suitable for internal areas. Custom colours and finishing techniques are also possible including banding, layering and pearlescent washes.
01732 460668
www.armourcoat.com
Pendock rebrands product ranges for easy specification
which groups key products together in six individual ranges to simplify specification and improve access to online product and technical information. In line with the new branding, Pendock’s
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website has also been refreshed and re-structured to enable architects, designers, specifiers and contractors to easily find the product ranges and information they need. ‘Pendock Profiles’ includes all pipe and fire
sprinkler boxing products, as well as boiler casings, while ‘Pendock Radius’ brings together the company’s six column casing ranges and ‘Pendock Linea’ covers its extensive building linings and architectural finishing products. Alongside these, ‘Pendock Washroom’ provides a comprehensive range of cubicle and washroom systems to meet most washroom specifications and requirements,
eading decorative casing and enclosure specialist, Pendock, has introduced a new product branding structure,
re-vamped website to provide clear examples of the practical and aesthetic benefits while technical details, product brochures, drawings and national building specification (NBS) clauses for each of the six product ranges can also be quickly located and downloaded. Pendock’s technical projects manager,
whilst LST radiator guards and floor ducting products can be found in the respective ‘Pendock SafeHeat’ and ‘Pendock Ducting’ ranges. Additional project images have been added in every section of Pendock’s
Gavin Byram, explained: “Prior to this re-structuring, all our products just fell under the Pendock name and had no clear distinction between the product types or relevant applications. Now they have specific identities, which eases specification and access to information. As we introduce new products, technical details and support information, we will ensure they are available online for viewing and download”. For further information, please visit Pendock’s website.
01952 580 590
www.pendock.co.uk
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