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EXTERNAL ENVELOPE 53


75 mm window system launched


Kestrel Aluminium Systems has launched a high-performance 75 mm aluminium window system. The new window is designed to meet the strict performance requirements of both commercial and domestic applications such as homes, schools, offi ces, healthcare and leisure facilities. Options can be selected between modular thermal levels to enable compliance with project and regulatory requirements, with the benefi ts of value engineering achieving U values as low as 1.2W/m2


K based on standard regulatory window confi guration and


using double glazed units. Variants include open outside hung & top hung casements, open in tilt before turn, tilt only & turn only and fi xed lights. Glazing options at launch include IGU and infi ll panels 24-32 mm thick. The 75 mm system continues Kestrel’s popular method of corner jointing, using mechanical cleats in all corners of each profi le to ensure stability and durability. Mechanical jointing is also present on the transoms and mullions. The window system has been successfully tested to the latest PAS24:2022 standard utilising an innovative bead foot design, enabling internal and external glazing of fi xed lights whilst maintaining enhanced security.


0121 333 3575 www.kestrelaluminium.co.uk


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13/11/2023 09:54


University upgrades library access As part


of Bournemouth University’s ongoing commitment to improving the student and staff experience, TORMAX UK was recently contracted to install a new automatic main entrance to the Sir Michael Cobham Library. Consisting of two sets of double-leaf automatic sliding doors, the outer doors open to welcome visitors into a lobby area before the inner doors slide apart to allow access into the library’s main reception. This confi guration allows a smooth through-fl ow of pedestrians while also reducing heat loss from the building and contributing to a lower carbon footprint. Ensuring quick response times to approaching foot traffi c, as well as adaptable opening and closing speeds and hold-open time, the doors are powered by the Swiss-designed, TORMAX iMotion 2202 operators. Featuring a state-of-the-art microprocessor control unit, a user- friendly interface allows staff to adjust door movement to refl ect foot traffi c levels and external weather conditions.


sales@tormax.co.uk


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06/11/2023 16:46


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