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APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS


Proctor Group supplies membrane products to Social Bite Villages


Proctor Group, have provided support to a homelessness charity in creating new supported village communities. Social Bite engaged modular construction specialists Ecosystems Technologies to manufacture the living spaces for the sites. As part of the design and specifi cation process,


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Group provided membrane products and accessories free of charge, to help deliver high-quality homes that enable residents to build confi dence and fi nd their feet again. Such a commitment to sustainable materials and local supply chains is refl ected in all of the company’s material specifi cations, and is how they came to recommend the Proctor Group’s membranes to Social Bite. “We use the Proctor Group’s membranes pretty much as standard,” noted Owen Young. Proctor Group has supplied three different membranes to the project: • Wraptite®


UV, which combines


cottish suppliers across the construction industry,


including the •


permeability vapour control layer which is capable of adapting to changes in humidity levels, becoming more resistant in winter and more permeable in summer. Applied to the units internally, it protects the fabric from potential condensation risks and is also an airtight barrier. Proctor Air®


is an air and vapour


permeable, highly water-resistant roofi ng underlay. Normally used on pitched roofs, in this case it was installed on the fl at roofs to provide temporary protection and help to retain the wood fi bre.


properties of vapour permeability and airtightness in one self-adhering product, and is specifi cally designed for use behind open-jointed cladding. Applied externally, Wraptite UV acts as the main airtightness layer for the units.


• Procheck® Adapt is a variable- Find out more:


proctorgroup.com/products/wraptite-uv proctorgroup.com/products/procheck-adapt proctorgroup.com/products/proctor-air


01250 872 261 proctorgroup.com


Quantum Flooring Accessories launches External Performance Nosing Ramped


Quantum Flooring Accessories is proud to announce the launch of its latest high-performance stair nosings, designed to deliver superior safety, durability, and compliance in both internal and external environments. The EPNR-F and EPNR-R ranges provide a robust solution for areas of high and very high traffi c, ensuring maximum slip resistance and enhanced visibility. The EPNR stair nosings are designed for a wide range of environments, including: motorway footbridges and railway stations; underground transport systems; airports, transport terminals, and commercial entrances; sports stadia, outdoor arenas, and shopping centres; heavy industry, food processing, water treatment, and military bases; prisons, police stations, and exposed or partially covered staircases. It complies with BS 8300 and Building Regulations; approved by Network Rail for strict performance and safety standards. The EPNR-F and EPNR-R stair nosings offer a reliable, high- quality solution for any environment where safety, durability, and compliance are critical. To request more product information or a sample please visit the website.


0161 627 4222 www.quantumprofi lesystems.com/quantum-fl ooring-accessories Senior Architectural Systems joins London’s Building Centre


Senior Architectural Systems has returned to the Building Centre with a new permanent product stand that showcases the company’s latest aluminium window, door and curtain wall systems. Located in central London, the Building Centre is a non-profi t organisation dedicated to promoting innovation in the built environment and features a large exhibition area where leading manufacturers such as Senior showcase a selection of market-leading products. Positioned within the Building Centre’s permanent product gallery, Senior’s main stand provides architects and specifi ers with a convenient way to view the company’s latest aluminium window, door and curtain wall systems without the need to travel to its main showroom and manufacturing facilities in South Yorkshire. The manufacturer’s stand features a curated selection of Senior’s most innovative products, including its patented low U-value PURe®


aluminium window and door range,


slimline aluminium curtain wall systems and doors for both residential and commercial buildings. The dedicated display also highlights Senior’s ongoing environmental and sustainability initiatives.


01709 772600 www.seniorarchitectural.co.uk


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