72 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INTERIORS Ventilation for the built environment
Vectaire now has two sizes of Purge-Boxes designed for rapid purge ventilation (required by Building Regulations, Part F 2010, Appendix B). They are powerful, low energy solutions to creating a healthier ambient removing humidity, pollutants, and stale odours QUICKLY,
and helping tackle overheating issues (Building Regulations, Part O). With variable speeds – trickle, boost and purge – for setting at installation, these Purge-Boxes are low profile, for easy fitting in ceiling, loft or void using 220 mm x 90 mm ducting. Operating quietly, efficiently and economically as stand-alone units or in conjunction with a Vectaire MVHR or MEV system, they are manufactured in the UK to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015.
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www.vectaire.co.uk Nautical Navy elegance from Keller
Keller Kitchens has embraced the freedom of the seas with a new Nautical Navy scheme. The island in navy blue, combined with the tall wall units in the new Ribbonwood grooved veneer in warm walnut, give the design contrast while the T-shape of the composite top
complements the layout of the open units in the rear wall. The wine cabinet in smoked glass with LED lighting, and appliances, provides the luxurious finishing touch. Keller is well known for offering the widest range of colours (2,050 NCS) and finishes in the kitchen furniture market – along with a vast range of cabinet options, all produced by the most sustainable means possible. The company is proud to be a Carbon Neutral kitchen manufacturer since 2017 and is now on the way to becoming Carbon Negative.
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Housebuilder specifying Marmox Showerlay360 29/03/2023 15:09
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Kitchens_Edit.indd 1 A Kent based housebuilder has specified the versatile Showerlay360 across its developments 13/04/2023 15:28 trays for its latest development, located near
Tunbridge Wells in the Weald, continuing to employ a design solution which has featured across many of its timber framed and traditionally built properties in recent years. Maidstone based Clarendon Homes is currently nearing completion on nine high specification private homes – together with five affordable homes for a major social housing provider – on a site in the town of Cranbrook. The work is making use of both the 1,500 x 800 mm and 1,850 x 900 mm Showerlay bases, together with the manufacturer’s infinitely adjustable, 360 degree outlets, as the housebuilder’s own plumbers fit out the master en-suites and main bathrooms; with the design of the trays creating the necessary falls within the shower enclosures. The 3600 swivelling outlets can be aligned at any angle for total flexibility in the positioning of the waste connection, simplifying the installation for both new-build and refurbishment applications, while being compliant with all relevant standards. Showerlay can be installed over timber or concrete sub-floors and, as with other trays in the Marmox range, are often used in combination with the company’s widely specified Multiboard panels.
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