HEALTHCARE ESTATES
‘Flexible service solutions’ from MMC specialist
MTX dubs itself ‘a leading specialist in the use of innovative Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) to deliver advanced fast-track building solutions to the NHS and private healthcare sector UK-wide, creating new facilities faster, greener, more safely, and more cost-effectively’. On Stand C29, MTX will showcase
its latest award-winning projects, and introduce visitors to ‘a variety of flexible service solutions designed to enable clients to progress projects more quickly’. These include FLEX by MTX – its healthcare hire and managed service solution, and its ‘fully complimentary’ RIBA 0-1 pre-Construction service. Having partnered with the NHS for 40
years, supporting over 80 Trusts, MTX has created more than 300 operating theatres and 2,500 compliant bed spaces. It says it ‘continues to refine its innovative MMC solutions’ in line with
the latest Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) techniques and The Construction Playbook, ensuring its clients can take full advantage of Pre- Manufactured Value. MTX said: “A key aspect of working with clients is our collaborative and agile approach to delivering challenging projects, including Community Diagnostic Centres, endoscopy facilities, critical care units, state-of-the-art operating theatres, ward accommodation, surgical hubs, Emergency Departments, outpatient departments, and ancillary accommodation.”
High-performance and sustainable lighting
Glamox Luxonic – a lighting manufacturer that develops, manufactures, and distributes, professional lighting solutions for the UK market – says its ‘mission’ is to provide sustainable lighting solutions that improve the performance and wellbeing of people.
The company said: “Our solutions are designed to combine high performance and sustainability with simplicity and ease of use, offering a superior customer experience. We have many decades’ experience supplying lighting systems to hospitals and health clinics throughout the UK.” It added: “Professional lighting solutions resemble most things in life.
In the end, it’s about people.
Whether in a hospital, health clinic, or an office building, the
lighting should benefit those who work there – their working conditions and their wellbeing.
“We make smart use of the latest technology to provide the right light at the right time, increase energy efficiency, and lower the environmental impact of our products. This is what drives us at Glamox Luxonic.”
‘Healthcare experts in 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’. The company said: “As hygiene and infection control go hand in hand, with Gerflor’s trusted surface treatments – for an unrivalled level of chemical and stain resistance, and exclusive patented Clean Corner Systems, decision-makers can be assured their healthcare facilities
can stand up to an intensive maintenance regime. Healthcare facilities also see flooring’s durability as crucial, as it needs to withstand the rigours of the everyday hospital environment, including movement of beds, trolleys, wheelchairs, and heavy medical equipment on a 24-hour basis.” Gerflor says its ‘world-class’ vinyl and linoleum collections are ‘perfectly suited to these hardworking spaces’. Gerflor will be joined on Stand F26 by Gradus, part of the Gerflor Group, and a UK manufacturer of contract interior solutions – including
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stair edgings, floor trims, barrier matting, and wall protection. As ‘the largest UK manufacturer of wall protection’, Gradus offers ‘a comprehensive range of products aimed at providing the ideal robust solution to protect walls and corners in all healthcare settings’.
First-time exhibitor a water and air hygiene specialist
Rock Compliance describes itself as ‘a progressive company in the water treatment, water hygiene, and air hygiene market’. With 12 UK offices and over 200 engineers, it offers a wide range of compliance services across these sectors and – exhibiting for the first time at Healthcare Estates – is excited to be bringing its ‘commitment to minimising risk, delivering compliance, and making it simple’, to the event. The business said: “The vulnerable hospital population is susceptible to infections. Multi-site operations, older buildings, and complex water systems, present an ideal environment for biofilm and bacteria proliferation. Stand visitors will be able to learn more about our water hygiene solutions, already in use in many NHS and private hospitals. Information on our new Pseudomonas engineering assessments service – developed to help sites meet the requirements outlined in BS 8580-2, 2022 – will be available, while ‘alternative water treatment systems’, remote temperature monitoring units, and closed system tools on show will include a side stream filtration unit for dosing and filtration of closed systems. David Baker, Healthcare Business Development manager, and Andy Smith, head of Sales – Water and Air Hygiene, will be on hand to answer any questions. David Baker will also present on remote temperature monitoring systems.”
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