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SIMONSWERK launches ANSELMI range of concealed hinges
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IMONSWERK UK is pleased to announce the ANSELMI range of concealed hinge systems for residential The ANSELMI range offers high- products for
lightweight interior
residential doors up to 60 kg. The hinge systems are three-dimensionally adjustable and guarantee a long-lasting, maintenance- free operation of the door and are available in 6 aesthetically pleasing finishes.
The ANSELMI AN 150 3D and AN 170
3D offer specifiers the opportunity to use narrow frames of just 25 mm depth due to the reduced frame part of the hinge, this offers the potential of concealed hinges in the most delicate of joinery details.
For those manufacturers searching for production economies of scale and easy installation of their products on-site, the ANSELMI hinges with a reduced hinge frame fixing are a perfect choice.
AN 107 3D C60- Self-closing hinge The ANSELMI range also includes the AN 107 3C C60 self-closing hinge which allows the closing of a door independently up to 60 kg. The hinge with the integrated closing function is installed in the centre between the upper and lower hinge and has a special rotation system that makes it usable in combination with AN 160 3D.
0121 5222848
www.simonswerk.co.uk ADF07_Simonswerk_Interiors - Doors & Hinges_Half Page
Advertorial.indd 1 Metallic accents to enhance ancient building blocks
Metallic Clay is the latest random lay carpet plank in the Rudiments carpet tile collection from IVC Commercial. With an organic design that adds elemental highlights to echo our desire to enhance organic structures and create new meaning, Metallic Clay is a transitionary carpet plank which can be used to mix and match in any Rudiments fl ooring scheme. The new style expands the design versatility of Rudiments and is available in nine spirited and shining colourways using a metallic thread to add energy to the textural and tonal pattern. From hewn stone fl oors and hand-shaped clay tiles to coarsely cut wood blocks and artistic textiles woven from organic threads, Rudiments celebrates the fl ooring materials that have been closely linked to culture for centuries. Basalt, Jute and Teak are at the heart of the Rudiments collection, presenting designs grounded in fl ooring materials to which we are intrinsically connected. Available in 12 tone-on-tone colourways, they are the foundation for layouts, with all three designs working across large areas, delivering a different level of pattern depending on the requirement of the project.
01332 851 500
www.ivc-commercial.com ADF07_IVC_Interiors - Floors & Floor Coverings_Double
PR.indd 1 modulyss takes shape at Clerkenwell Design Week
modulyss used Clerkenwell Design Week for the unveiling of its new Clerkenwell Road space with a programme of talks and workshops on sustainability and design. In a striking interior designed to immerse the architecture and design community into the carpet tile manufacturer’s sustainable, design-led collections, visitors experienced the visionary sustainability leader and founder of Surfers Against Sewage, Chris Hines and explored materials and colours with Laura Perryman, author of The Colour Bible. Alongside, modulyss also touched on diversity in the future workplace and the circular economy. Visitors across the three-days explored a fantastic array of innovative and sustainable materials curated by Laura Perryman, set against a backdrop of some of the Belgian carpet tile brand’s most distinctive designs. There was also opportunity to discover how by taking a leading approach to the environment – it’s a long-time partner of Healthy Seas®
, has the CO2RE offset programme and holds 28 Cradle to Cradle Certifi ed Gold® products – modulyss is at the fore of
sustainable carpet tiles for today’s offi ce spaces. 0800 096 2702
www.modulyss.com
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