60 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INTERIORS Stelrad CPDs now available online
Stelrad Radiators popular CIBSE and RIBA accredited CPD programmes are still available for face-to-face presentations, but they are now also available conveniently online. There are three CPDs available by heading for
www.stelrad.com – “A guide to heating your home with heat emitters on low temperature systems”, “The evolution of the central heating radiator with a focus on safety radia-
tors” and “The difference in tubular radiators, specifications and dimensions which impact the heat available.” They all take around an hour and they are all free. For more information or to book a CPD session at your place of work if you prefer that to working online, please call or email.
01709 578950
marketing@stelrad.com Canto room dividers and wardrobes from Draks
Draks and Troy Homes are the perfect match when it comes to designing clever, space-enhancing, beautiful places to live. Troy Homes’ mission is to create homes that exceed customers’ expectations. And so, the natural choice for the Lawn Manor develop- ment in Elstree, London was Draks. A mixture
of Draks’ Canto room dividers, in black, Oxford walk-in dressing rooms or Canto mirrored wardrobes feature in the 16 apartments. The room dividers are made from solid timber and they were sprayed in Draks’ Oxfordshire factory to the precise colour; Troy Homes chose sleek Black for the frames, with clear laminated glass infills to create light throughout the room.
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Immerse yourself in a sensory experience for doors
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hen we talk about interior doors in the context of sensory experience, the obvious topic is to think about
looks and general appearance. However, in our hopefully soon to be, post-pandemic world, a more immersive experience is sought in our future daily lives. Innovative door design can often be limited
to visual perception. In other words, does it turn heads and stand out in its surroundings? A not unrealistic aspiration, although seldom achieved these days. This is especially true given the humdrum and quite frankly tired result presented by the ubiquitous white painted moulded skin doors you see at every turn. The use of colour and wood grain pattern can elevate interior doors immeasurably. This is something Vicaima have been perfecting for over 60 years, with their factory finished
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decorative door portfolio. However, now they take us on a new journey of sensory experience with the introduction of doors that invite you to feel in every sense of the word. Two of Vicaima’s very popular ranges have
recently been extended to provide doors with something more than just great looks. Both ranges are from the Dekordor® collections and include: Dekordor 3D presenting a pronounced embossed grain effect finish, which although rippled to the touch; is very durable. The horizontal designs in Grey, Black, Washed Oak and Dark Cedar have been extended to encompass new vertical Oak inspiration with Glacier and Silver finishes. The second door range offering something more, is Dekordor SD Touch. Here its subtle grain effect foil and highly realistic wood look, blurs both the visual and textural line between technologically advanced materials and original real wood veneer. Available as a vertical grain pattern, in a rich hue of Coffee Oak or for the perfect alternative to plain white; Pearl Oak SD Touch offers a tactile head-turner that adds chic to any room without stretching the budget. Both these sensory ranges are manufactured and suitable for a variety of applications and
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sectors, be it homes, hotels, education, or commercial spaces. Products can be supplied as ‘door only’ or as part of a complete door kit for rapid assembly on site. All with UK tested and certified fire, security, and acoustic performance where applicable. Vicaima can even offer larger projects the option to select matching wardrobes or wall panels, for the complete room package. Last but by no means least, is the attention
to environmental responsibility. Dekordor 3D and SD Touch, like all Vicaima products, are manufactured to ISO 14001 standards and are FSC certified. So, you can be sure that your choice of doors is not only good for you, but also good for the planet. Don’t just take our word for it, request a sample so you can see and feel for yourself.
01793 532 333
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Domus Ventilation launches new D-dMEV units
Domus Ventilation has launched the new D-dMEV range of single flow, continuous running decen- tralised mechanical ventilation fans for small to medium size rooms, such as bathrooms and toilets. The D-dMEV, which can be fitted in a wall/panel, ceiling or window, extracts indoor stale air directly to the outside providing a more comfortable indoor living space. Its unique winglet-type impeller
provides enhanced air extraction for maximum effectiveness, yet remains very quiet in operation – down to 9 dba – and has a low power consump- tion. The Domus D-dMEV comes in 4” and 6” options, each with multi speed selection for flexibility and humidistat and timer.
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domusventilation.co.uk Firm launches to shake up insurance and finance
Key members of the London Belgravia Group have set up their own insurance and financial advisory firm, J3 Advisory. Jack Bristow, Johnny Leadsom and James Mole, all well-known names in the latent defect insurance and property finance markets have gone it alone launching as J3
Advisory. The firm aims to bring together the property insurance and debt advisory markets, to make it quicker and more effective for property devel- opers to get both the insurance and finance that they need. J3 Advisory has set out with the mission to enable regional developers, SMEs and property professionals across the country to make better decisions, faster.
0203 096 0718
www.j3advisory.co.uk Dekordor 3D Glacier Oak
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