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Mapei features at carbon neutral Braywick Leisure Centre


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full Mapei system forms part of the new Braywick Leisure Centre – a £33 million state-of-the-art facility


designed by Plymouth-based BRL Architects. The new iconic Centre in Maidenhead replaces the Magnet Leisure Centre; it combines recreational, leisure and cultural facilities on a larger footprint, whilst using 70% less energy.


Situated under a striking sweeping roof, the centre features a 400 m2 internal covered top lit ‘street’, from which all areas are accessed. Facilities include a 10-lane pool and trainer pool – each with spectator seating – a 200 station gymnasium, artisan cafe, dance studio and 2,000 m2 sports hall. Mapei products were used from early design stage to completion, in the installation of floor and wall coverings, for concrete repairs, new construction,


tanking, waterproofing and


structural reinforcement. The Mapei specification included Eporip solvent-free epoxy adhesive for construction


joints, bonding of screeds and localised concrete repair. Within pool areas, changing villages and corridors,


products used


included Mapei Topcem fast drying hydraulic binder, Planitop Fast 330 quick-setting, fibre- reinforced mortar, Mapelastic Smart highly flexible, cementitious waterproof membrane, Mapetex Sel non-woven,


macro-holed


polypropylene reinforcing fabric, Keraflex Maxi S1 deformable cementitious adhesive and Keraquick S1 quick-setting, deformable cementitious adhesive.


Mapei Ultracolor Plus anti-efflorescence, quick-setting and drying polymer-modified grout – featuring water-repellent DropEffect® and mould-resistant BioBlock®


– was used for


all tiled areas, along with Mapesil AC pure mould-resistant acetic silicone sealant for all movement joints. Other products specified included Mapemortar HB R3 high build, shrinkage compensated repair mortar. Within the street area, Keraquick XL Fibrelite fibre reinforced cement based rapid


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setting adhesive was used for the installation of tiles,


along with Keraflex flexible


cementitious adhesive. For floor installation in the sports hall and sport stores, Mapei systems included Eco Prim T Plus solvent-free low odour all- purpose primer, Mapeproof One Coat single- coat epoxy surface damp proof membrane and Ultraplan Renovation Screed 3240 - a fibre reinforced self-levelling compound. Other products included Mapegrout SV quick-setting and hardening, compensated- shrinkage hi-flow mortar for spectator seating and balustrade bases and Mapefill GP non-shrink grout for spectator seating areas.


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SIMONSWERK launches ANSELMI range of concealed hinges


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IMONSWERK UK is pleased to announce the ANSELMI range of concealed hinge systems for residential The ANSELMI range offers high- products for


lightweight interior


residential doors up to 60 kg. The hinge systems are three-dimensionally adjustable and guarantee a long-lasting, maintenance- free operation of the door and are available in 6 aesthetically pleasing finishes.


The ANSELMI AN 150 3D and AN 170


3D offer specifiers the opportunity to use narrow frames of just 25 mm depth due to the reduced frame part of the hinge, this offers the potential of concealed hinges in the most delicate of joinery details.


For those manufacturers searching for production economies of scale and easy installation of their products on-site, the ANSELMI hinges with a reduced hinge frame fixing are a perfect choice.


AN 107 3D C60- Self-closing hinge The ANSELMI range also includes the AN 107 3C C60 self-closing hinge which allows the closing of a door independently up to 60 kg. The hinge with the integrated closing function is installed in the centre between the upper and lower hinge and has a special rotation system that makes it usable in combination with AN 160 3D.


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