INTERIORS Sliding steel doors provide stylish link
Members of the Steel Window Association (SWA) supply and install internal sliding doors (pictured) in a wide range of sizes and styles to suit all types of interior schemes. They create a stylish link which maximises light transmission while cutting draughts and noise transmission from adjoining spaces. Sliding doorsets are not fi re rated hey are, however, glaed with toughened or laminated glass for safety and can be lockable. They are also available with many different types of handles and in bespoke as
well as standard RAL colours. The SWA’s membership provides UK-wide coverage or the manuacture, installation and repair o all types o steel framed doors and windows.
www.steel-window-association.co.uk BLANCO UNIT optimises space – and peace SBH09_SWA_Interiors - Doors &
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How is the all-in-one BLANCO UNIT so clever?
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Drink. Prep. Clean. That is the motto BLANCO has set out when uniting the hub around the kitchen sink, tap and waste bin area. Everything needed in the busy space is all in one place with the BLANCO UNIT which creates a space-saving, timesaving, creative place here are many benefi ts for homeowners when they decide on the BLANCO UNIT. And it’s great for retailers
too in terms of sales and marketing opportunities.
For more information on the BLANCO UNIT, visit the BLANCO website.
www.blanco.co.uk/unit
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Get in to shape - and colour
The retro look of steel windows, doors and screens is very much ‘in’. Crittall says they don’t have to be just rectangular and white… Interior designers and home decor in uencers say retro naturalistic greens, bright colours, sky-blues, purple-blue hues, vibrant yellows, sultry black will make up the colour palette for chic home-owners this year. The trend is for home-owners to be more adventurous in the shapes of windows and door styles too. As the ‘eyes’ of your home they deserve the attention - adding a det touch o air highlights your individuality and gives your home a unique characteristic style - that’s you. Curves and rounded shapes are back – and authenticity and hand-crafted products are the hip buzz words. So, if you’re considering a new look, a window, external door, internal screen do not have to be the ubiquitous rectangular shape in white or black. On-trend are steel-framed windows and external doors with arches and sweeping curves. Every Crittall window, door and internal screen is made from high grade, recycled steel. Hot dip galvanized, means they are virtually maintenance free. Polyester powder coated, they also have a consistent, even, coating, not requiring redecoration for 25 - 30 years. An extensive range of classic and luxury hardware is available to complement your look.
01376 530800
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Vert.indd 1 Let your walls breathe
If you’re building a new house, or an extension, you want to bring each room into use as as soon as possible. Painting the newly built walls is often the last step in a long process that you want to be fi nished Using paint with a high level of breathability means that moisture doesn’t become ‘trapped’ beneath the surface of the paint. Using a non-breathable paint can lead to damp walls, causing the paint to bubble, peel and eventually blow completely and contribute to a harmful living environment. The easiest way to ensure you’re creating a sustainable, environmentally sound specifi cation is to chec the paint is Ecolabel approved Earthborn paints have achieved this demanding standard, which covers every aspect of a product’s manufacture, use and disposal. Because they are virtually VOC free, they do not give off any toxic emissions, so rooms can be brought into use more uicly and are much healthier or the build ing and its occupants.
01928 734 171
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