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Advanced reaches new heights at Manchester Climbing Centre
BlocHaus Climbing, Manchester’s newest bouldering wall. Newly opened, BlocHaus Climbing boasts
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an array of facilities at its East Manchester site, including 130 climbable boulders, routing roof and on-site cafe. As part of the active fire protection for the
site, the 4-zone QuickZone conventional fire panel from Advanced has been installed alongside Hochiki conventional heat/smoke detectors, Apollo conventional call points and Roshni conventional sounders. Responsible for the design, installation
and commissioning of the fire system at BlocHaus Climbing were Manchester-based, Surefire Protection Ltd. Surefire installed the QuickZone panel alongside music shutdown integration to ensure clear audible notification for all building users in scenarios where the system goes into alarm.
QuickZone conventional fire alarm system from UK manufacturer, Advanced, has been installed at
Michael Rouse, fire alarm supervisor at
Surefire Protection Ltd, said: “As long-term partners of Advanced, we’ve worked with its solutions for many years and are confident in their capability to deliver high standards of protection throughout sites large and small. We only specify Advanced fire panels due to their quality, reliability and standard of technical support, and we firmly believe they offer the best solutions available for open protocol systems.” QuickZone is the conventional and twin-wire fire system from Advanced that is quick and simple to install and manage and ideal for installations that have less complex programming and configuration requirements. Offering eight panel variants across the QuickZone and QuickZone XL product lines, the panels will support 2 to 32 zones, are approved to EN 54 parts 2 and 4 and support comprehensive false alarm management. Neil Parkin, sales manager for the North
Fire Stopping Standard Details Guide ROCKWOOL®
of England and Ireland, said: “Surefire’s installation of Advanced at BlocHaus Climbing demonstrates our solutions’ versatility. Not only will you find our panels installed throughout airport terminals, hospital complexes and university campuses, but also smaller, less complex sites, such as offices, retail outlets and activity centres. Whether you opt for the simpler QuickZone panel, or the feature-rich QuickZone XL, Advanced can deliver the conventional system you need.”
0345 894 7000
www.advancedco.com
has released a significant update
to its Fire Stopping Standard Details Guide, the specifier’s go-to resource for the performance parameters of ROCKWOOL passive fire stopping product solutions according to certified installations and applications. The guide has
been re-launched in an enhanced interactive format that makes accessing standard details for the FIREPRO range quicker and easier than ever. The guide simplifies navigation so that specifiers can instantly access the information they need. Download the Fire Stopping Standard Details Guide by visiting the ROCKWOOL website.
01656 868 490
www.rockwool.com/uk/fire-stopping-guide Edenbrook Village sealed with Resiblock
The ‘Legendary’ Resiblock‘22’ has been specified as the paving sealer solution for Edenbrook Village. Located just two miles from Fleet, Hampshire, Edenbrook Village is a 600-home development from Berkeley. Resiblock were able to
show Case Study successes at The Greenway in Didcot, and even closer to home for Berkeley, the Alexandra Homes development also in Hampshire, where Concrete Block Paving had been successfully sealed for a number of years with just one application of Resiblock.
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