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Resapol supplies Steintec products for Old Portsmouth paving jointing project
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April the Resapol Southampton Depot was contacted by Reds Builders for a project involving the jointing of
Yorkstone paving slabs situated in Old Portsmouth. They sought a product that would meet their requirements of ease of use & quick application; the project needed to be completed by the King’s Coronation weekend on 6 May. The project site is situated on the seafront and adjacent to the seawall; meaning during volatile weather conditions waves crash into the wall and subsequently puddle on the paving. Barney Wotman, Technical Advisor at Resapol Southampton, recommended Steintec’s tufftop, alongside Weiss Install Protect and the rental of a Pergo 880 Grout Cleaner.
Steintec tufftop is a high performance, highly elastic, free flowing bonding mortar that contains no polymer or resin additives and requires only the addition
of water.
It is renowned for its durability, strength, and flexibility, making it an ideal choice for
jointing the Yorkstone paving slabs. It offers excellent bond strength, crack resistance, and weather resistance, ensuring long-lasting results. The material comes in a range of colour options, the beige version of tufftop was selected for this project to achieve an
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A 100-year-old guest house apartment in Inverness received a new Sanibest Pro to replace a non-Sanifl o macerator that had been changed three times in seven years and had required multiple repairs and maintenance due to clogged blades. Sanifl o advised the property owner that the Sanibest Pro, although usually specifi ed for commercial applications, would suit this domestic scenario because a more powerful product was required to dispose of items that clog blades. The Sanibest Pro occupies the same space as its defunct predecessor, so no additional plumbing or pipework was required.
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impregnator for paving elements and the Pergo 880 Grout Cleaner is a sponge belted grout cleaning machine.
The materials were promptly delivered to the project site in Old Portsmouth, allowing Reds Builders to start the project as soon as possible; the ease of application facilitated
efficient completion in time
for the Coronation. Paul Lewis, business development manager & senior estimator at Reds Builders, expressed his satisfaction with Resapol Southampton and the chosen materials: “Resapol Southampton’s service was second to none, they always come up with a solution that works great! The products and equipment were easy to use, so much so that we are planning to use the same materials for an upcoming project in July.”
0800 083 1942
www.resapol.com
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Knightsbridge has enhanced its range pioneering 45W USB charging solutions with the introduction of four additional decorative fi nishes in the company’s popular screwless format. At the time of their initial launch, Knightsbridge’s 45W USB sockets and modules were the fastest chargers
available on the market and still remain at the top of the competitive tree. Now, beyond curved or square edge moulded sockets in white, these powerful 230V 13A two-gang switched USB sockets come in anthracite, matt black, matt white and brushed chrome.
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