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APPOINTMENTS & NEWS; BUILDING PRODUCTS


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Advanced to Showcase Connected Fire Safety Solutions at The Fire Safety Event 2026


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dvanced will be exhibiting at The Fire Safety Event 2026, taking place from 28-30 April at the NEC, Birmingham, where the company will showcase its latest intelligent fi re and life safety solutions designed to support safer, smarter buildings. Visitors can fi nd Advanced at Hall 4, Stand D85, where the team will be demonstrating a range of connected fi re and life safety solutions, including SmokeGo, EvacGo and AdvancedLive. SmokeGo,


Advanced’s new dedicated


smoke control solution, has been developed to make smoke control simpler, faster and fully compliant across a wide range of applications. Approved to EN54 Parts 2 and 4, SmokeGo provides reliable automatic and manual control of smoke control fans and dampers, with intuitive confi guration and clear system operation to simplify installation, commissioning and ongoing management. Also on show will be EvacGo, Advanced’s evacuation alert system designed to support


compliance with BS 8629 in residential buildings. Built using proven MxPro 5 technology,


EvacGo provides fi re and


rescue services with clear, simple control of evacuation alert zones, supporting safe and effective evacuation strategies. Throughout the event, the Advanced team will also be delivering live demonstrations of


smart, real-time platform for monitoring and managing


AdvancedLive provides users with complete system visibility anytime,


computer, tablet or mobile device, helping them monitor system status, real-time


anywhere via receive


alerts and manage maintenance


more effi ciently. Visitors will also be able to preview further enhancements planned for the platform, designed to extend its role within smart, connected fi re systems. By bringing together fi re detection, smoke control, intelligence,


evacuation and system


2026 will highlight how connected solutions can


support improved


Advanced’s presence at FSE visibility,


faster


AdvancedLive, the company’s secure, Advanced fi re systems.


response and more effi cient compliance across modern buildings. Advanced looks forward to welcoming visitors to Hall 4, Stand D85, where its team will demonstrate how connected fi re safety solutions are helping to create safer, smarter built environments.


03458 947 000 advancedco.com


Marmox Thermoblocks insulate Tudor reconstruction


The reconstruction of a rambling old farmyard close to Ely in East Cambridgeshire is making use of well proven Marmox Thermoblocks, specifi ed in three widths as the ideal solution for tackling thermal-bridging around the building perimeter as part of a well-insulated design. Mitchell’s Barn is replacing a sprawling complex of dilapidated tin cowsheds and a rather more attractive oak barn which was founded on a plinth of Tudor era bricks. The original planning permission allowed for the reconstruction of the latter structure, but when the owner, Ben Hughes came to dismantle the outer envelope, much of the timber was found to be rotten while the bricks showed signifi cant frost-damage. The work which got under way earlier in the autumn, is therefore seeing both 215 mm and 140 mm wide Thermoblocks being used to support a 800 mm high brick base which will then carry the conserved oak beams, creating a traditional looking inner ambience. Ben concluded saying: “The work is progressing well and my bricklayer, Danny, has had no issues with laying the Thermoblocks or cutting them where it has been necessary.”


01634 835290 www.marmox.co.uk


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