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EXTERNAL ENVELOPE


TORMAX iMotion Operators Automate V&A East Storehouse Entrance


TORMAX UK was contracted by Spec-Al Facades to install its advanced iMotion 1301 door drives to automate a pair of heavy, bespoke swing doors, that form one of the main public entrances to the new V&A East Storehouse Museum. The iMotion door drives feature robust, gearless motor technology that delivers smooth, silent operation while comfortably handling the signifi cant weight and height of the custom stainless-steel and aluminium door leaves. Their precise control software manages door speed, inertia and safety, ensuring dependable, predictable movement that supports steady visitor fl ow into one of London’s newest cultural destinations. The TORMAX iMotion 1301 drive is engineered without gears or brushes, ensuring exceptionally low wear, long service life and minimal maintenance. Its high-torque motor enables confi dent automation of oversized swing doors, while adaptive controls manage factors such as wind load and levels of foot traffi c. The system is fully compatible with access-control integration, safety sensors and building-management interfaces, providing architects with a fl exible solution for complex public buildings.


sales@tormax.co.uk Kingspan and Zestec launch an innovative funded solar roofi ng solution


Kingspan has partnered with Zestec Renewable Energy, a wholly owned business within Octopus Energy Generation funds, to deliver a groundbreaking solution for building owners: funded solar roofi ng for refurbishment projects. This innovative approach combines roof renovation with integrated solar PV technology, enabling owners to future-proof their assets without the burden of signifi cant upfront capital expenditure. Ageing roofs often prevent building owners from capitalising on the benefi ts of solar. This new combined offering addresses this challenge head-on by integrating roof refurbishment with renewable energy generation. Using PowerPanel, owners can replace or overclad existing roofs with FM-approved insulated panels that incorporate advanced photovoltaic technology. These systems deliver exceptional thermal performance, fi re safety, and energy output, up to 475 Wp per module, while enhancing the building’s aesthetics and market appeal. Kingspan’s technical excellence underpins the solution. QuadCore®


insulation technology delivers


U-values as low as 0.11 W/m2·K, improving thermal effi ciency and compliance with evolving regulations. 01352 716100 www.kingspan.com/gb/en/campaigns/innovative-solar-roofi ng-solutions


Launch of conceal system for Hardie®


James Hardie has announced the launch of the Conceal System for Hardie®


Panel Panel,


a new mechanical concealed fi xing system designed to deliver a fl awless fi nish, improved durability and simplifi ed maintenance for fi bre cement soffi t installations. The Conceal System for Hardie®


Titon expands SF Xtra Sound Attenuator range


Titon is pleased to announce the expansion of its SF Xtra Sound Attenuator product family with the introduction of a new 4000EA vent and canopy variant further enhancing the company’s offering for high-performance acoustic ventilation solutions. Independently tested in accordance with BS EN 20140-10:1992 and ISO 140- 10:1991, the new 4000EA variant with 75mm vent and canopy achieves Dn,e,w (C; Ctr) = 40 (-1;-3) dB when open and Dn,e,w (C; Ctr) = 49 (-1;-4) dB in a closed position. Key benefi ts include a cost-effective sound-attenuating ventilator suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, with adaptable combinations of ventilator sizes (V25, V50, V75 mm) and canopy sizes (C25, C50, C75 mm) to meet differing acoustic specifi cations. It is designed for retrofi t applications, fi tting over a 13 mm slot and being compatible with Trimvent®


Select, Trimvent® 4000 Hi Lift, or Trimvent® Select


Xtra slot sizes. The unit also features a durable construction, manufactured from aluminium 6063A T6 with POM component parts, while a high-performance gasket and compression closing action improve sealing, particularly under adverse conditions.


enquiries@titon.co.uk www.titon.com


specifi cally for use with 11 mm Hardie® and Hardie®


info@jameshardie.co.uk www.jameshardie.co.uk Architects’ Datafi le website


architectsdatafi le.co.uk is designed for architects – Content is added daily to the site, enabling visitors to keep up to date with the latest news, legislation development, CPD programs, case studies and much much more. It’s no wonder that there’s an increasing number of architectural professionals engaging with the site each and every day. With thousands of unique visitors each month the website provides the perfect companion to other elements of the ADF brand. Display advertising opportunities are available on the home page and across the site. These opportunities can bolster brand awareness and ensure a valuable competitive edge.


www.architectsdatafi le.co.uk


Panel has been engineered Panel


Architectural Panel, providing a


concealed fi xing solution that removes the need for visible rivets while maintaining strength, performance and ease of installation.


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