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Wood Without Limits: Bespoke by Havwoods
Havwoods continue to showcase the potential of ‘Bespoke by Havwoods’ – a concept, not a collection, created to transform bold ideas into beautifully crafted spaces. From custom plank sizes and patterns to intricate design panels and distinctive surface fi nishes, Bespoke gives designers, architects and specifi ers the freedom to refi ne every detail. Whether meeting specifi c certifi cation requirements or incorporating bespoke inlays, the service provides limitless creative possibilities. Every Bespoke project is the result of close collaboration between the client, designer and material. By combining advanced production techniques with traditional artistry, Havwoods delivers surfaces that are as technically robust as they are visually striking. This collaborative approach ensures each design not only refl ects the personality of the space but also adapts seamlessly to its setting. Transforming one-of-a-kind ideas into stunning reality, ‘Bespoke by Havwoods’ ensures the highest standards of quality and delivers truly unique interiors that will stand the test of time. Extending beyond fl ooring to walls, ceilings and other applications, the service empowers creativity across both residential and commercial projects.
01524 737000
www.havwoods.com/uk Extended design range and wider colour choice
Altro has refreshed and expanded its Altro Tegulis and Altro Walls ShowerKit collections, introducing an array of new tile-effect options for Altro Tegulis and a broader spectrum of colours and designs for Altro Walls ShowerKit. These enhancements provide greater design
fl exibility and more creative choices than ever before, ensuring that every project can be tailored to suit contemporary tastes and needs. Both ranges now include woods, minerals, weaves, concretes, and marble designs, aligning with modern trends, and Altro Tegulis features new tile patterns, offering a luxurious and durable look.
enquiries@altro.com
www.altro.com/uk/products/walls-doors/walls ROCKWOOL’s new product range
Sealant from the new ROCKWOOL FirePro®
fi re-stopping range,
manufactured at Hams Hall, Birmingham
ROCKWOOL has announced the fi rst products to launch from its new global centre of excellence for fi re-stopping. The company has used its deep fi re expertise and state-of- the-art manufacturing facility to develop a new in-house fi re-stopping range including coated
batt, sealants, The new FirePro range has been tested and
classifi ed to the most recent fi re resistance standards (including BS EN 1366-4, BS EN 1366-3 and BS EN 13501-2) that will become mandatory in 2029, ensuring the range is ready a full four years early.
info@rockwool.com
www.rockwool.com/uk/next-gen-fi repro Valcan system achieves BBA certifi cation
Valcan is proud to announce that its VitraFix Magnelis Steel (VFM) subframe system has been awarded a BBA Agrément Certifi cate, confi rming full compliance with UK Building Regulations and industry standards.
This certifi cation
reinforces VitraFix VFM as a trusted solution for rainscreen cladding projects, delivering proven performance, safety, and
durability. Gavin Besley, operations director at Valcan, commented: “Our goal is to achieve certifi cation across the entire Valcan range.”
valcan.co.uk/cladding-subframe-systems/vitrafi x-magnelis Latest news, views and more
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