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BALWaterproof 1C – the new one-coat solution
wetrooms and showers prior to tiling. BAL Waterproof 1C is a ready-mixed tanking solution that can be used without priming on most common substrates and is ready to tile after only two hours! Formulated with fibre-strand technology for
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improved strength, it can be applied in one-coat on walls and floors with a brush, roller or 4 mm notched trowel. No additional tapes or matting are needed as it is crack-bridging from 2-3 mm. This innovative new product is lightweight with easy-to-apply rheology and provides excellent coverage of up to 6 m² – making it suitable for domestic shower rooms, bathrooms or wetrooms. BAL Waterproof 1C also has sustainable benefits with Low VOC and using 40% recycled materials. As part of the launch, BAL is streamlining its current waterproofing solution by deleting BAL WP1 / BAL Waterproofing Kit – and old technology that will be replaced by the higher performing Waterproof 1C. Continuing in the product range will be BAL Tank-it – a quicker setting 2-part powder
AL, market-leaders in full-tiling solutions, have launched a new one-coat waterproofing solution for bathrooms,
and liquid product that can be tiled in only 90 minutes. BAL Tank-it can also be used for large scale
commercial projects and external waterproofing such as balconies and terraces. Alex Underwood, Head of Marketing said:
“BAL Waterproof 1C is a significant waterproof- ing innovation, greatly improving the performance of our former ready-mixed tanking solutions. In most instances, with no tapes or
priming required, and being applied as a one-coat solution, BAL Waterproof 1C provides an easy waterproofing solution to ensure tiled wet areas are compliant with British Standards.” Additional advice on waterproof tanking
system requirements for domestic and commercial wet areas is also given in BS 5385 Part 4: 2015.
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www.bal-adhesives.com Concealed door closers assure fire safety
surface-mounted door closers. As a result, they are gaining increasing popularity with develop- ers and estate managers for use on fire doors in high-rise flats and apartments as well as HMOs. The door closers carry the UKCA mark and
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have been independently tested and proved to meet the requirements for 60-minute and 30- minute fire doors under BS EN 1634-1. They also benefit from full third-party certification and are the only Certifire jamb-mounted door closer. Fitting neatly between the door and frame,
Powermatic is totally concealed when the door is closed, whereas overhead, surface-mounted door closers have highly visible and unsightly control arms and mechanical boxes protruding from the door’s surface. This concealment means that Powermatic door closers are less susceptible to damage from vandalism or tampering, assuring reliability of the fire door as well as minimising maintenance expenses and lifetime costs. The lack of controls on display also assures a clean appearance to the door and interior, enhancing aesthetics and creating a more homely and comfortable environment for homeowners and residents.
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ritish designed and manufactured, Powermatic controlled, concealed door closers deliver a number of benefits over
Unlike other jamb-mounted devices,
Powermatic door closers facilitate a door’s compliance with the accessibility requirements of Approved Document M and do not have to be removed from the door to be adjusted. Adding to Powermatic’s performance
credentials is the fact that the door closers have been fitted to door sets which have successfully completed security tests to PAS 24.
Powermatic door closers come with a 10-year
warranty and, of course, there is the comfort of knowing that they are manufactured in the UK by Samuel Heath, which, with more than 50 years’ experience, is the foremost authority when it comes to concealed door closers.
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