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Metal mesh is a versatile product and has a functionality like no other. It works well as a safety element including balustrade infi ll panels and radiator grilles, but also for decorative purposes like ceilings. Jonathan Reed, Managing Director at Amron Architectual explains why metal mesh ceilings are being considered within the design aesthetics of a commercial space: Suspended ceilings were fi rst introduced around 100 years ago, they were a novel idea to hide building infrastructure such as ducting and pipework and creating a space to allow access for maintenance – this is where the mineral fi bre tile came in as the most cost-effective way of creating the suspended ceiling. However, now with the option to use mesh in ceilings, it allows a suspended ceiling whilst offering benefi ts including improved airfl ow, lighting, and vastly improved aesthetics. We were approached by Ravi and Hiral at Kotak Designs to supply a ceiling system at the Rasa restaurant in London. We supplied a system with open mesh panels which allowed plants to be hung for guests to enjoy. We achieved the vision that was desired to create a truly stunning open space full of colour and foliage.


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Associated Steel Window Services (ASWS) carried out a comprehensive, yet carefully considered repair and replacement contract at County Hall on behalf of Cast Interiors, which specialises in sustainable refurbishments, whereby


as much as possible of an old building is reused or repurposed to minimise waste. All the work was completed within a very tight timescale; including additional works not originally envisaged. ASWS was duly tasked with repairing and easing a total of 134 faceted bay windows, many of which had suffered heavy corrosion.


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With a need for multi-functionality, industry specialist SFS has developed its offering on rainscreen cladding support systems to enable architects, design engineers and cladding contractors to achieve an installation which


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thermal, structural, fi re and other performance targets in a safe and economic manner. The manufacturer’s NVELOPE range supports concealed and visible fastened systems to meet most project’s aims while SFS Thermal Solutions ensures that the crucial challenge of closing the ‘Performance Gap’ can be adequately addressed.


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The UK-wide Steel Window Association members are the established, proven experts in the renovation and sympathetic refurbishment of steel windows and doors in both domestic and commercial premises. One of the best qualities of a steel window or door is its


longevity and this is where refurbishment and servicing are vitally important; this is where SWA members can help. Options range from a very basic ease and adjusting, where the windows and doors remain in-situ and are serviced, to a full in-situ overhaul involving signifi cant paint removal and redecoration, where possible.


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As the main provider of acute hospital services ample parking space is required at all times. It was decided that a multi-storey car park (MSCP) should be built to keep pace with demand. Due to new and stricter public regulations combined with the


desire for aesthetic freedom, the task presented several challenges that required extensive teamwork within our organisation. RMIG Ltd succeeded to merge the creative wishes of the architects to give residents a great impression of the Dorset landscapes.


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Metal Technology has been shortlisted for Supplier of the Year at the Learning Places Scotland Awards – a celebration of excellence and achievement in education. Metal Technology Ltd has been a trusted and key supplier for a wide range of universities,


colleges, schools and student accommodation developments. This year saw the launch of the company’s Passive House accredited systems. Metal Technology will be showcasing its Passive House portfolio of high performance, architectural aluminium fenestration solutions at this year’s Learning Places Scotland Exhibition.


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