HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Experts in robust floors and walls
With over 80 years’ ‘credible healthcare experience’, Gerflor says it is ‘a well- respected manufacturer of innovative, high performance, design-led, sustainable solutions for flooring, wall protection, and interior finishes’. It said: “As hygiene and infection control go hand in hand with our trusted surface treatments – ‘for an unrivalled level of chemical and stain resistance’ – and exclusive patented Clean Corner Systems, decision-makers can be assured that the flooring, wall protection, and interior finishes in their healthcare facilities will stand up to any intensive maintenance regime. Healthcare flooring must also, of course, withstand the rigours of the everyday hospital environment,
including the movement of beds, trolleys, wheelchairs, and heavy medical equipment, 24 hours a day.” Gerflor says its ‘world-class’ vinyl and linoleum collections are ‘perfectly suited to these hard-working spaces’. The company will be joined in Manchester by Gradus, part of the Gerflor Group, and a UK manufacturer of contract interior solutions – including stair edgings, floor trims, barrier matting, and wall protection. Gerflor added: “As the UK’s largest manufacturer of wall protection, Gradus offers a comprehensive range of products as a robust solution to protect walls and corners in all healthcare settings.”
‘Exceptional craftsmanship’ for furniture
David Bailey Furniture is set to launch its Ward Furniture healthcare range, which includes ‘mobile, robust, highly efficient, and compliant items for NHS and private hospitals, including bedside tables and writing desks’.
It said: “Our products and
manufacturing processes support the goals and aims of the New Hospital Programme, and our new Ward Furniture and existing David Bailey Healthline range are ideally placed for NHP inclusion.”
The specialist furniture manufacturer said: “Our Healthcare range of fitted furniture features within some of the country’s largest and most prestigious NHS and private hospitals. Regularly specified for other healthcare furniture projects – from health centres and nursing homes to doctors’ surgeries and dental practices, our HTM 63 and HTM 71 ranges meet the specific requirements of the Health Technical Memoranda. “Our skilled and dedicated staff, based in Broadstairs, Kent, are supported by an experienced team of fitters, strategically placed throughout the UK to ensure a seamless, high quality service from start to finish. Exceptional craftsmanship, flexibility, and reliability, mean we secure a large proportion of hospital furniture contracts via recommendation.”
Overcladding specialist’s strong track record
design build facades is a design and build overcladding specialist focused exclusively on the external refurbishment of occupied buildings.
Incorporated in 2001, the company has completed over 150 overcladding projects, all of which it says ‘met or surpassed all desired project outcomes, with zero failures’. It added: “We have become a market-leader in a fabric first approach to addressing energy efficiency and decarbonisation within the NHS estate, delivering savings of up to 70%. Our system is proven for more than
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30 years, and betters today’s stringent regulations by 25%.”
The business provides a turnkey package of integrated professional services, taking single point responsibility from design through to completed building, with ‘a proven track record of delivery on time, within budget, and with minimal disruption’.
It said: “Our accumulated skills, knowledge, and experience, are unrivalled within the industry for sustainably transforming legacy buildings within the ageing built estate, as is our reputation for
Supplying specialist theatre, ITU, and CCU equipment
Ryna Medical UK is a specialist supplier of products for the operating Theatre, ITU, CCU, and related departments to the UK medical market, with a well-established customer base in both the NHS and private healthcare sectors. The company’s portfolio includes the
‘latest generation’ Mach LED operating theatre lights (pictured) – which ‘include many high-end features and benefits for the end-user’, examination lights, patient trolleys, surgical and medical monitors, diathermy and smoke evac machines, medical supply pendants, UCV and clean air systems, sterile light handle covers, and other related items.
Ryna Medical UK, which installs and services all products supplied, with full manufacturer support, said: “Our products are from world- renowned manufacturers, and we are the exclusive UK distributor for the majority. All products include the latest technology, highest specification, modularity, safety, and user-friendliness, yet are available at a competitive price. We can offer a fully cost-effective turnkey solution, and have various reference sites on which we can provide full details.”
consistently meeting the most stringent building regulations and legislation. We have established close relationships with leading energy service supply companies providing integrated solutions to enable access to public sector decarbonisation funds.”
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