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44 APPOINTMENTS & NEWS; BUILDING FABRIC Designer Contracts leads the way


Designer Contracts is spearheading a new industry initiative aimed at reversing the crisis level shortage of skilled fitters. On January 17, 2022, the company took on its first cohort of 10, 16 to 18-year-old apprentices under a new block release training scheme launched as a joint venture between FITA and Webs Training Ltd. The apprentices will attend the FITA training centre for practical training for one week in every eight. In


between – over the course of the three-year apprenticeship scheme – they will train with one of Designer Contracts’ employed or sub-contract fitters. FITA is also creating a bespoke Designer Contracts’ training standard so the company can assess and further develop its trained, employed fitters.


01246 854 577 www.designercontracts.com Siderise launches mullion overclad system


Siderise Special Products has launched the new SIDERISE® MC System — a decorative mullion liner designed to provide a simple yet robust solution for enhancing the acoustic performance, or acoustic and fire performance, of curtain wall facade systems.


Suitable for both ‘stick’ and ‘unitised’ curtain wall facades, the system is ideal for projects where internal acoustic upgrades to the mullion are not practical. This includes situations where the internal layout is unknown during construction or when fit-out or operation has already begun. Its simple installation process allows it to be installed quickly with minimal disruption to occupiers, without the need to empty spaces of furniture, etc.


01656 730833 www.siderise.com Cavibrick challenge


The Cavibrick is a moulded ventilator from Cavity Trays of Yeovil. Cavibricks have integral louvres, deflectors and an internal back upstand to guard against water ingress. Whilst traditional airbricks generally have two rows of 9 square 8mm x 8mm apertures, (Total airflow rating 1152mm²) the Cavibrick has louvres promoting an airflow rating of 7,500mm² – over 600% greater. Meet


ventilation requirements easily and at less cost. Plus there’s a supporting range of duct and extension attachments.


01935 474769 www.cavitytrays.co.uk Senior has its moment at retirement village


Senior Architectural Systems has supplied the full aluminium fenestration package for a new retirement village in the West Midlands which comprises 261 one- and two-bedroom apartments for the over 55s. The scheme features Senior’s SPW600 aluminium windows, SPW501 doors and thermally enhanced SF52 curtain walling; all fabricated


and installed by supply chain partner Acorn Architectural Aluminium for main contractor Vistry. Senior’s SPW600 aluminium windows fit the brief perfectly by offering attractive slim sightlines, high thermal performance and meeting the requirements of Secured By Design.


01709 772600 www.seniorarchitectural.co.uk


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