INTERIORS P C Henderson’s Sienna system specified for a stunning self build


P C Henderson’s Sienna sliding door system has recently been specified for a stunning self-build project in the beautiful countryside of Aughrim, Co. Wicklow. Planning the design of the 3 bed bungalow themselves, the couple’s main goal was to create a large open plan living area for the family to enjoy. The couple opted for double glazed sliding doors to separate the living area from the bedroom block – vaulted ceilings were also included in the design to enhance the space even further. Fáinche Murphy commented: “Our aim was to maximise floor space in the living area whilst having the flexibility to create open spaces during the day and then close the doors off on an evening to enjoy a cosier environment. Sliding doors seemed the perfect solution especially with the added benefit of saving floor space in comparison to a swing door”. P C Henderson’s Sienna sliding door system was identified as the best solution for the project. Designed with a stainless steel bar track and exposed top mounted hangers, Sienna offers an elegant and stylish system. “We required a sliding door system which followed the same barn-style décor scheme we had used throughout the rest of the property – when we mentioned this to our builder, he was quick to mention P C Henderson. The Sienna system perfectly complements the other stainless steel features in our home and the doors glide open and closed with very little effort. We’re delighted with the flexibility that the system has brought to our home”, continued Fáinche.


0191 377 0701 www.pchenderson.com 30 per cent more coverage with new Powercoat paint roller


Painting and decorating expert Harris has launched the Ultimate Powercoat Roller Frame and Sleeve and as the name suggests, not only will it give you a great finish, but it will give you 30 per cent more paint coverage than the standard paint roller, making painting jobs faster, easier and more satisfying. Designed for painting smooth and semi-smooth surfaces with emulsion paint, the Harris Ultimate Powercoat Roller Sleeve is made from microfibre. Not only does this deliver greater coverage, but it also ensures a smoother finish. Equally beneficial is the fact that the microfibre also minimises splatter. This makes decorating with a Harris Ultimate Powercoat Roller Sleeve a far better experience. The microfibre sleeve is not the only benefit of the Harris Ultimate Powercoat Roller. The roller frame has an extra-long handle giving you greater reach with a comfortable grip, so that you can paint for longer. The combination of the handle design and the quality of the sleeve gives you the greater coverage – meaning faster painting and an exceptional finish on your walls and ceilings. When you consider that 95 per cent of the finish on a wall painted with a roller is down to the quality of the roller frame and sleeve, as opposed to the paint, then it really is worth giving the new Harris Ultimate Powercoat Roller Frame and Sleeve a try. With Harris’s new website full of hints, tips and ‘how-to’ videos, the DIY decorator can access the best in help and advice for all decorating needs.


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issue 02 2021


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