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WHAT’S NEW?


BURGESS FURNITURE SEES DOUBLE WITH LAUNCH OF


FIRST EVER SOFA British furniture maker Burgess has introduced the Junea Sofa, an elegant two-seater sofa inspired by its popular multifunctional Junea Chair.


Building on its first-ever bedroom range, it’s the first of its kind for Burgess and provides exceptional comfort and contemporary design, making it a popular choice for the hospitality industry.


Available in both high and low back with a wide choice of upholstery from the Burgess fabric collection, the Junea Sofa also has a base frame in a range of solid finishes plus timber legs available in natural, walnut stained or charcoal stained.


Designed by Peter Roth, it works seamlessly with Burgess’s Junea Chairs. Roth said: “Our Junea Sofa is a natural evolution to the Junea range, and with a timber leg feature, it also complements our A-Fold and A-Cross


MULTI SKILLED OR


SPECIALIST? WHY NOT BOTH As a facilities manager, your service provider is routinely responsible for residential engineers and callouts, contracted sites, training and many other varied tasks. But which engineer should be dispatched, which skills are necessary and what engineers should be available for you?


With sites demanding swift support and a ‘first time fix’, your contractor is expected to prevent and solve problems across the business and select the correct engineer, armed with the right tools and expertise for the job.


A multi-skilled engineer can perform a wide variety of tasks and is your first line of defence. Ideal for initial call-outs – they can often resolve the issue in just one visit.


Specialist engineers hold a comprehensive knowledge of their specialist discipline and are your second line of defence when more complex problems arise.


Say, for example, there’s a fault on a system on your site. You’ve been


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tables, making it an excellent addition to our growing collection.


“Even better, it can be adapted to match your venue’s interior. With many styling options, you can add your unique style.”


Jeremy Burgess, MD of Burgess Furniture, said: “We are committed


alerted and the clock has started. If the fault is complicated, you would expect a multi-skilled engineer to be dispatched (and you can’t know this until they’ve attended the callout and assessed the plant), then if a second visit is necessary, a specialist engineer is required.


You may see the need for additional works as a failure, something that should have been corrected the first-time round. How much easier would it be if you had access to an army of highly trained, multi-skilled engineers who also happen to have specialist expert training too.


Paul Lucas, MD at Artic Building Services, said: “The majority of our experienced engineers are both multi-skilled and specialists in at least one discipline. We employ our apprentices and engineers directly


to offering our customers a complete solution that meets all of their needs for hospitality furniture, no matter what the occasion. Our Junea Sofa looks just as good in lobby and breakout areas as it does in bedrooms as a standalone piece.”


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and provide them with the training and opportunities to obtain a variety of skills and competencies. This strategy enables our first-time fix rate to remain consistently high. For our clients, we provide instant access to a multitude of skills, often with just one engineer - helping our clients to get it right the first time.”


A partnership with Artic, gives you access to the high-level training, expertise and resources you need, saving you time and money in the process.


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