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Silicate Masonry Paint for all surfaces
A newly formulated Bonding Primer from Earthborn can now be used alongside Silicate Masonry Paint for exterior masonry surfaces that do not need to breathe. Bonding Primer provides a mechanical bond between a ‘sealed’ wall and the paint, allowing Silicate Masonry Paint to ‘stick’ to the pre painted surface.
And in places where there is a mix of painted and unpainted masonry, you can now spot prime the patches where the previous paint cannot be removed with Bonding Primer and prime the rest of the unpainted area with Silicate Primer. The updated Earthborn product range means that Silicate Primer used on uncoated masonry with Silicate Masonry Paint will create a highly breathable and permanent chemical bond.
This new primer means the 48 beautiful shades can be used on an even wider range of buildings, including those with a mix of previously painted and bare masonry.
Earthborn’s new Bonding Primer 01928 734 171
www.earthbornpaints.co.uk ADF03_Earthborne_Landscaping & External Works - Exteriors
Paints_DPR.indd 1 Style up swimming pools with Aquatechnica
For tile solutions that deliver enhanced durability and slip-resistance for swimming pools and spas turn to Aquatechnica™. Available exclusively through Strata Technical Tiles, Aquatechnica’s system-based approach lets you develop a unique tile specifi cation that meets the necessary requirements of pools and spas while upholding aesthetic principles and delivering on cost. The Aquatechnica portfolio includes everything needed to deliver a tile specifi cation that works hard for swimming pool or spa projects. With pool tank, surround, changing room, wet area, circulation, outdoor and complementary area tiles, profi les, movement joints, adhesives, epoxy grouts, renders, screeds and waterproofi ng; Aquatechnica delivers a total answer from design to installation. A range of specialist tile solutions for competition and diving pools ensures that sports and performance centres can benefi t from pool tank and edge systems for high and low water swimming pools. Metric formats are suitable for short course and Olympic standard pools, and Aquatechnica provides anti-slip solutions across a wide collection of different styles and designs. Aquatechnica delivers a fast-track solution that meets the demands of swimming pools.
0800 012 1454
www.stratatiles.co.uk CLASSIFIED & DIRECTORY ADF03_Parkside_Landscaping & External Works - Pools & Spas_DPR_converted 1
BALUSTRADES & RAILINGS On Level
0161 804 9500
www.onlevel.com/en_GB
CLADDING & FACADES Freefoam Building Products 0800 00 29903
www.freefoam.com
COATINGS, SEALANTS & PAINTS Owatrol Coatings UK 01304 842555
www.owatroldirect.co.uk
DOORS & WINDOWS
DOORS & WINDOWS Record UK 01698 376411
www.recorduk.co.uk
FIRE PROTECTION British Automatic Fire Sprinkler Association (BAFSA)
info@bafsa.org.uk www.bafsa.org.uk
GREEN BUILDINGS
National Green Specification
www.greenbuildingcalculator.uk
HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES Arrow Valves 01442 823 123
www.arrowvalves.co.uk
Titon Ventilation Systems 0800 970 4190
www.titon.com/uk
ADF Classified
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WWW.ARCHITECTSDATAFILE.CO.UK
PLUMBING & DRAINAGE Sita Bauelemente 02522 83400
www.sita-bauelemente.de/gb
PUMPING STATIONS JT Pumps
0844 414 5800
www.jtpumps.co.uk Got no gravity, call us for Sewage Pumping Stations
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HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES Ubbink
01604 433000
www.ubbink.com/en-gb
INSULATION Rockwool
01656 868 490
www.rockwool.com/uk
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ROOFING Kemper System 01925 445532
www.kemperol.co.uk
STRUCTURAL WARRANTY & BUILDING CONTROL Premier Guarantee 0800 107 8446
www.premierguarantee.com
THERMAL BRIDGING Schöck
01865 290 890
www.schoeck.com
WATER MANAGEMENT Optigreen
0203 589 9400
www.optigruen.com
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