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IMONSWERK is a leading hinge manufacturer with a history spanning more than 130 years in the manufacture


of high quality brass, aluminium and stainless steel hinges for doors and windows. SIMONSWERK UK provides the architectural ironmongery and builders hardware industries with a combined supply source for over 4,000 catalogue items backed


by their award winning customer service. The online ProductSelector function takes all the headaches out of selecting the right hinge guiding specifiers by a simple series of questions to home in on the correct hinge.


TECTUS Hinges - Concealed Perfection TECTUS hinge systems offer an extensive range, multi award winning iconic design and precise engineered functionality. These fully concealed hinges allow for three dimensional adjustments for perfect door alignment, contain maintenance free bearings and present a flush fitting clean line design. Created for safety, with minimum pivot gaps to prevent finger injury, they are available in an unrivalled range of finishes and sizes carrying 40 kg to 300 kg door weights.


TRITECH Hinges - Strength & Elegance The attractive solid brass TRITECH hinge with concealed bearings has quickly become


Hunter Douglas at London Bridge Station


One of London’s main railway stations, which underwent a £700 million redevelopment, features a blast-resistant ceiling from


Hunter Douglas


Architectural. It was specified to supply 300 m2


of folded steel panel ceilings for the Kent Link escalator areas on two


levels. The scheme enabled the global architectural products provider to showcase its flat sheet steel – both perforated for acoustics with standard non-woven fleece on the rear of the panels and non- perforated – in conjunction with the Safety Loop installation system.


01604 648229 www.hunterdouglas.co.uk Alex Wroe Photography


the hinge of choice for Architectural Specifiers. They offer a future proof ‘fit and forget’ product with a 25 year performance guarantee. TRITECH is suitable for heavy flush doors, is maintenance free, with a weight carrying capacity of 160 kg – Grade 14, and are available with CE marked 60 or 30 minute fire rated options and an extensive selection of 14 designer finials, seven standard finishes and 5 PVD finishes.


0121 522 2848 www.simonswerk.co.uk


StoVentec Glass creates striking appearance


A major new UK centre for health-focused scientific excellence in Hull features a striking interior design created with the use of materials provided by Sto. RB’s £105m Science and Innovation Centre has been constructed with the StoVentec Glass system used inside the building. StoVentec Glass reflects the natural light entering via the roof skylights to create an airy and open environment, while also contrasting visually with the exposed brickwork featured in this


area. StoVentec Glass is supported by full BBA certification, and carries a wide range of impact and blast test approvals.


0141 892 8000 www.sto.co.uk/en/home/home.html


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