Your Vision. Our Expertise.
Modern living requires a modern interior door and screening system that transforms any space. AluSpace is a revolutionary aluminium steel-look system that’s perfect for dividing and maximising spaces of any shape and size while providing an effective acoustic barrier.
• Available in several confi gurations, including as a fi xed screen, hinged single or double doors, sliding doors, or pivot doors
• Ultra-slim sightlines • Tailored to meet any design style • Accessories include a choice of classic, modern and industrial handles
Discuss your project with us today:
0191 565 2200 |
sales@twrgroup.co.uk www.twrgroup.co.uk
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Make your new home your forever home, with a Stiltz Homelift
Whether you’re renovating, extending or building from the ground up, future proof with confidence with a Stiltz Homelift.
Stiltz locks in future benefits and helps you embrace a new way of living. This neat, discreet solution for moving between floors can be positioned almost anywhere and installs quickly with a minimum of fuss.
Stiltz consultants work with you or your architect at any stage of planning or construction. We can even retrofit into existing spaces if you’re renovating rather than rebuilding.
And barn conversions, double-height rooms or high- ceilinged properties are taken care of. Our latest models travel up to 6 metres.
• Contemporary styling • Flexible positioning • Small footprint • Cost-effective • Energy efficient • Suitable for future-proofing • Advanced safety features • Fully guaranteed
“The Stiltz Homelifts building and renovation division worked
together with our architects to deliver the lift installation exactly to our specification. Impressive work”.
Mrs W. - Oxfordshire 11/07/2023 10:31
Call today to discuss your project or request your free information pack on 0808 303 4628 or visit
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