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HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INTERIORS
AET Underfl oor Air Conditioning systems Air Conditioning systems
Compared to conventional systems, AET Underfl oor
drastically reduce the need for the supply and installation of duct work (supply/extract), diffusers, BS boxes, valve sets, VCD’s, cable trays, containment, refrigerant, and refrigeration chilled/low pressure hot water
pipework within the occupied offi ce space. Going “underfl oor” eliminates, the embodied carbon created with the manufacture, transportation, installation, and maintenance of these traditional elements as well as relieving their strain on overall capital costs.
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Space_PR.indd 1 The most compact yet powerful MVHR
Cost-effective wood range
With many raw material costs having soared over the past three years, architects and contractors are looking ever-more closely for cost-effective ceiling and wall solutions for their projects. Hunter Douglas, the global architectural products company,
is clear:
there is no need to sacrifi ce quality when budgets are tighter, because its wide range of solid wood and veneered wood options enable designers to maintain the highest of standards. The company’s interior wood ceilings offer an unrivalled range of fi nishes and natural tones that promise to make your project stand out.
01604 648229
www.hunterdouglas.co.uk 05/09/2023 12:18
Titon, a leading provider of ventilation solutions, is excited to announce the expansion of its mechanical heat recovery range with the introduction of the new HRV4 Q Plus Range. This latest addition showcases Titon’s commitment to delivering innovative and effi cient ventilation solutions for residential applications. The HRV4 Q Plus Range brings impressive enhancements,
maintaining a compact size only 600 mm wide while signifi cantly boosting performance and effi ciency.
0800 970 4190
www.titon.com/uk/biglittlemvhr
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Airtight seal to stop cold draughts
Counter-balanced for ease of use
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Ceilings_PR.indd 1 New dimension with interior steel doors
18/08/2023 08:54
The owners of a large late-Victorian property in Surrey have completed the renovation and extension of their home by bringing style and light to the interiors through the installation of fully glazed steel-framed doors, supplied and installed by Govette Windows, a member of the Steel Window Association (SWA). All of the doors were fabricated using the classic W20 steel profi les and polyester powder coated in a RAL 9005 Pure Black paint fi nish. They feature B870 handles from Steel Window Fittings on rose black plates in a brushed brass fi nish with standard latch mechanisms.
www.steel-window-association.co.uk
Highly insulated hatch
to keep in the warmth (U value of 0.58W/m K)
Heavy duty concertina ladder
for strength & durability (load rating of 200 kg/tread)
Explore our‘Supreme’ range of loft ladders...
www.premierloftladders.co.uk/supreme 0345 9000 195 |
sales@premierloftladders.co.uk
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