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INTERIORS; SAFETY & SECURITY
Dulux Trade unveils antiviral paint Sterishield Dual Active Matt
Dulux Trade has launched Dulux Trade Sterishield Dual Active Matt, a quick drying, water-based coating with anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties that meets growing demand among decorators and consumers for products that contribute to more hygienic environments. The innovative paint contains in-fi lm antimicrobial additives that inhibit bacteria and viruses within the paint fi lm. It reduces populations of MRSA, E. coli, Coronaviruses, Human Herpesvirus and Phi 6 bacteriophage, and, when combined with appropriate cleaning practices, helps to promote a more hygienic environment. Dulux Trade Sterishield Dual Active Matt is a stain resistant, scrubbable, durable matt fi nish emulsion suitable for all normal interior wall and ceiling surfaces. It achieves ISO 11998 Class 1 and Type C BS 7719 scrub ratings, making it ideal for high use areas that require regular cleaning. The launch of Dulux Trade Sterishield Dual Active Matt comes in response to increased interest from trade professionals and industries for health and cleanliness-focused propositions. Research shows 58% of decorators believe a healthy environment for their clients is part of what they would defi ne as ‘quality’ when it comes to paint.
0333 222 7070
www.duluxtradepaintexpert.co.uk/en/products/dulux-trade-sterishield-dual-active-matt ADF04_Dulux Trade_Interiors - Coatings Sealants &
Paints_DPR.indd 1 Space Works – A Podcast Series
Over the last two years, the built environment has seen the most signifi cant systematic shift in how we design, interact with and utilise workspaces. Komfort is excited to launch its brand-new podcast entitled Space Works. This podcast involves research and development discussions and open forum debates with industry
experts on the new era of the built environment, each series with a specifi c focus. In the most recent podcast episode, Ana Rita Martins from Woodalls, highlighted how “The key to future spaces is understanding the clear link between the building performance and how that interacts with human behaviour, and therefore business performance.”
0121 332 2550
www.komfort.com/space-works-podcast
DF04_Komfort_Interiors_PR.indd 1More power, more connectivity 30/03/2022 09:54 Sika lauches new online fi nder tool
Sika’s new Fire Stopping Solution Finder tool has been created to support the specifi cation process by helping to identify the most appropriate and effective fi re stopping products to use when restoring the fi re resistance of walls and fl oors disrupted by penetration seals. Specifi ers can simply
input key project details to receive a bespoke recommendation, including technical CAD drawings which can be downloaded as PDFs for inclusion in product specifi cations. The easy to use and convenient resource has been designed to work in conjunction with Sika’s technical team who are on hand to offer further guidance and specifi cation support.
01707 394444
www.sika.co.uk/passivefi re
30/03/2022 10:10
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GEZE have completely upgraded their control panels for smoke and heat extraction systems. Control units are the brain and the power supply of the smoke and heat extraction systems in a building. The new THZ N4 and THZ Comfort replace the previous versions and offer a more powerful power supply, increased connectivity and easier installation. In addition to extracting smoke from staircases the THZ N4 and THZ Comfort can also be used for smaller smoke and heat extraction systems such as a foyer and are suitable for use on new buildings and retrofi tting. In large event venues with smoke extraction installed in the roof or with a machine smoke extraction system the THZ N4 is particularly suited for operating fresh air drives such as GEZE’s RWA K 600. Both versions have received a hardware and capability upgrade; the more powerful power supply enables an increased output of 4.5A from the 3.4A in previous models which broadens the panel’s specifi cation possibilities and allows more drives to be connected. The motor line connection has also been upgraded to a spring level motor terminal to allow for easier installation and both can now be interfaced with the GEZE ST 220 service terminal for quick and easy commissioning.
info.uk@
geze.com
www.geze.co.uk ADF04_GEZE_Safety & Security - Smoke & Fire
Protection_DPR.indd 1 A hospital specifi es TITAN Lite™ 120:60 from FIREFLY
An 18-month contract being carried out by a leading UK fi re contractor has involved installing large quantities of the TITAN Lite™ 120:60, manufactured by TBA FIREFLY™
, to create fi re barriers above ceiling voids throughout
many parts of the hospital. The hospital has 660 beds and provides medical and surgical care to a third of a million people. The refurbishment work, concluded at the end of November 2021, was being carried out by Plymouth based Ventro Ltd. The Site Agent for Ventro, John Roberts, commented: “As a specialist fi re contractor working across the whole of the UK and beyond, we have employed Firefl y products on many projects over the years and expect to continue doing so.” FIREFLY™ TITAN Lite™ 120:60 has been developed as a fl exible fi re barrier to provide compartmentation of larger concealed spaces within different types of buildings including factories, warehouses and railway stations. By offering 120 minutes integrity and 60 minutes insulation, TITAN Lite™ 120:60 exceeds the minimum requirements relating to Fire Barriers as detailed in the UK Building Regulations: Approved Document B (Fire Safety). Firefl y is manufactured using specially treated woven glass fi bre fabrics.
01706 758817 www.tbafi refl
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