HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Resilient, future-ready healthcare environments
Visit Saint-Gobain on Stand F6 to discover how integrated building systems can help create more resilient, sustainable, and future-ready healthcare environments. The company explains: “Representing
leading brands including Ecophon, British Gypsum, Isover, Saint-Gobain Glass, Intrastack, and Saint-Gobain Exterior Solutions, Saint-Gobain brings together expertise across internal systems, acoustics, insulation, glazing, external envelope solutions, and offsite construction. By combining these capabilities, we help healthcare providers address key challenges around estate performance, patient wellbeing, fire safety, durability, and sustainability. “As part of the Engineering for Resilience
Theatre programme, Saint-Gobain will present Closing the Gap Through System Based Design: Practical Strategies for a Unified NHS Estate on 14 October from 13:00–13:25. “With new digitally enabled hospitals
emerging alongside ageing Trust estates, the NHS faces the challenge of maintaining consistent quality and performance across a diverse estate. This session explores how a system-based design approach can provide
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A global leader in commercial flooring
Interface is a global leader in commercial flooring, with a strong reputation for innovation, sustainability, and high- performance design. It says: “Founded in 1973 by Ray
a practical framework for both new-build and retrofit projects, helping to bridge the gap between modern and legacy facilities. “Using real-world examples, the presentation will demonstrate how integrated systems can improve durability, maintenance, lifecycle value, and operational performance, while highlighting the role of early supply chain engagement, sustainability, and circularity in creating more resilient healthcare estates. “Whether delivering a new hospital or
upgrading existing facilities, visit the Saint- Gobain team to explore practical solutions that support better outcomes for patients, staff, and NHS estates.”
Critical room pressure control specialists
Visit Aercon on Stand A32 to discover how its Air Pressure Stabilisers help maintain safe, compliant healthcare environments. Aercon says: “As specialists in critical room pressure control, we’ll be showcasing our latest innovations and demonstrating how our Air Pressure Stabilisers support infection prevention across hospitals, laboratories, and cleanrooms. Our experienced engineers will be on hand throughout the event to discuss your projects and answer technical questions.
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“We’re also pleased to be joined by our sister company, Filterserve, who will be presenting a range of specialist filtration solutions designed to enhance infection control in clinical environments. Together, Aercon and Filterserve provide a complete approach to air quality and pressure management, helping healthcare facilities achieve compliance while protecting patients and staff. “We look forward to welcoming you to Stand A32.”
A specialist in lighting connection
Modular and simple to use, the flex7 System is an expertly engineered lighting connection and control product range. The company says: “Established in 1998,
flex7 is a British company that specialises in lighting connection & control products. All products are both designed and manufactured in the UK. Our design team focuses on creating high quality, user-friendly products, that meet the constantly evolving needs of our customers.
“Our flexible system is equally suited to a single room or an entire multi-storey building. Our energy-saving controls can update and automate your lighting to reduce energy costs and improve user-experience for both building occupants and the maintenance team.
“Installation is quick and easy, reducing installation time and minimising disruption on site. “Our wide client base encompasses
commercial, education, healthcare, public, high street, and transport sectors across the UK.”
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Anderson, the company pioneered the modular carpet tile industry and has expanded into luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and nora rubber flooring solutions. Over the past 50 years, Interface has grown into one of the world’s leading flooring manufacturers, maintaining a strong focus on sustainable business practices. “Interface provides specialised flooring solutions that support healthcare facilities across the world. Its full portfolio includes nora rubber flooring and LVT – widely used in healthcare settings as well as carpet tiles. “Most recently, Interface expanded its
rubber portfolio with noravant, a first-of- its-kind PVC-free resilient flooring solution combining high performance, bold design, and a low carbon footprint. The latest product, noravant timber, features the industry’s first woodgrain design in rubber flooring, offering the benefits of biophilic design. With high chemical resistance and natural aesthetics, it’s built to support occupant wellbeing in every space. Its advanced surface technology makes cleaning easier and hygiene stronger, providing safety, comfort, and long-term performance. “Today, Interface continues to do the
hard work as it goes all in on carbon negative by 2040 with products designed with the full life cycle in mind using recycled, bio-based, or captured-carbon materials.”
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