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Delivering safe and sustainable hot water A
s spring unfolds into summer, it
presents the perfect opportunity for architects to get outside to explore practical and eco-friendly shower solutions tailored for healthcare, accessible and aged care, mental health and secure, and leisure and education facilities. Horne’s Display Van or Roadshow, currently making its way across the UK, offers a personalised, hands- on experience with Horne’s tried and trusted thermostatic showers and Optitherm clinical taps,
and including the game-changing ILTDU, and TMV ranges.
Horne products are meticulously designed to meet the stringent demands of both public and private healthcare, mental health and secure facilities, to institutional
accommodations and recreational, Horne provides safe, wet
leisure and sport environments. For settings such as mental health and learning disability facilities,
robust,
hygienic, ligature-resistant shower designs. Each unit features an internal healthcare- approved thermostatic shower valve, for consistent and reliable warm water delivery, housed in a durable extruded aluminium panel, with precision engineering head and hand controls for longevity and reliability. A highlight for architects prioritising net zero design is our water (and energy) saving features. Timed-flow controls, flow regulators and optimised spray plate designs, minimise the wastage of pre-heated water, while still ensuring an effective shower experience. Enhance the eco-credentials of any project and contribute to water and energy efficiencies for improved BREEAM ratings. The Horne Roadshow is more than just a mobile showroom; it’s an integral resource for architects and project collaborators to evaluate Horne products first hand, engage in detailed discussions about specific project needs, and receive tailored advice from our
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Engineering_Interiors_HPAdv.indd 1 Knightsbridge turns up the power
Laptops and other power-hungry devices can now be USB-charged directly from the socket thanks to Knightsbridge’s new 63W PD (Power Delivery) wall charger. Suited to commercial and retail environments, the wall charger is Knightsbridge’s most powerful yet and supports PD, Programmable Power Supply (PPS) and Quick Charge (QC)
through two USB-C and one USB-A ports. PPS fast charging is the most advanced charging technology for USB-C devices. The technology adjusts the voltage and current in real-time, depending on a device’s charging status, feeding it with maximum power.
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Electrical_PR.indd 1 The opinions of the architectural community
experts. Our scheduling can be flexible to easily fit into your project timelines. Don’t wait for the usual exhibition circuits – the Roadshow is ready now to visit your office or site. Discover how Horne’s advanced integrated thermostatic solutions can elevate your next healthcare, secure,
project conveniently and efficiently. Contact
Horne to schedule
or leisure your
personalised Roadshow, and take a significant step towards integrating sustainable, durable, high-performance shower, tap and TMV systems into your designs.
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