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It’s all about space for the shower W
hen creating a showering area, the focus falls on the shower tray or the drain channel if it is a
wet room style shower, Kaldewei now offer both solutions. Known for their stylish steel enamel products Kaldewei have recently re- vamped their classic Superplan. With over a million sold it is one of Kaldewei’s most popular floor level shower trays; and it now has an up-to-the-minute look with sharper edges, tight angles, and clean lines, plus the installation depth has been optimised to max. 25 millimetres. It is manufactured from recyclable steel enamel and is available in 41 sizes, standard colours plus the Coordinated Colours Collection, which creates a huge scope when it comes to design. However, if the project requires a channel solution, Kaldewei has their own designed by Studio Aisslinger, it has patented handling and a unique Kaldewei system, that will make cleaning and maintenance easier than ever. The patented Click’n clean®
mechanism
of the new Kaldewei shower channel, has a cover that is easy to open and close making for – fast, hygienic cleaning.
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The flexibility of the channel positioning offers lengths of up to 150 centimetres and thanks to sophisticated technology,
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new shower channel suits almost any floor material in the bathroom.
FlowLine Zero is available in five surfaces including brushed stainless steel, champagne, gunmetal, matt white and matt black.
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SuperPhon provides reverberation control at Coventry’s TWO FRIARGATE
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MS Danskin Acoustics’ SuperPhon panel is to contribute to reverberation control in the full height reception
area of Coventry’s prestigious new, Grade A office address TWO FRIARGATE. TWO FRIARGATE is part of Coventry’s
first dedicated business district, Friargate, adjacent to Coventry Railway Station. When complete in the coming months, it will be the city’s most sustainable building and premier office
free reverberation calculation service along with technical and on-site support. Manufactured by CMS Danskin Acoustics
in Warrington, SuperPhon is designed for use in many applications, including recording/ rehearsal studios, audiology rooms, cinemas and theatres,
schools,
address. TWO FRIARGATE has achieved BREEAM Excellent accreditation and is targeting A AirScore rating and EPC A. Specified by the architects for the reception, which incorporates a business lounge, the SuperPhon panels have been installed by Bespoke Building & Joinery Projects. SuperPhon is an acoustically absorbent ceiling and wall panel of composite construction for reducing sound reverberation, providing up to Class ‘A’ acoustic performance. Acoustic insulation experts CMS Danskin Acoustics provide a
call centres and
conference rooms. The panel has been installed at the British Science Museum and at Jodrell Bank, for example. The TWO FRIARGATE project involved a tight order-to-delivery timescale of just nine days and a number of different sized panels all with a Cara Glass finish. Commenting
Joe Bradder of Bespoke
Building & Joinery Projects said: “SuperPhon is a good product, easy to install and of good quality. We have used it in a number of projects now.”
SuperPhon is available in a range of standard sizes and thicknesses.
Bespoke
panels and absorbers size, thickness, shape or fabric facing and high impact performance
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options can be readily manufactured. A flexible solution, SuperPhon can provide complete or partial wall coverage. Its wide range of colour finishes, including 63 colours and others available on special order, provides aesthetically pleasing reverberation control.
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