To be included contact Louise May on 020 8269 7826 or
louise.may@
progressivemediainternational.com
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IDEAS
IDEAS’ modular design ‘Reception Desks’ are a ‘kit-of-parts’ system that provides a wide choice of options for size, materials and finishes. The standard modular system is based on an aluminium frame and solid surface desktops/ countertops (Corian, Meganite). The ‘Reception Desks’ have been designed with inclusive and ergonomic design principles that consider all users. Its two- tier counter design enables accessibility for all, including ambulant standing, wheelchair users and people of short stature. IDEAS’ products are designed from the outset based on a circular design ethos selecting materials that can be reused, refurbished and eventually recycled.
ideas.ltd.uk
VERCO OFFICE FURNITURE
The of ice itself is changing shape and function; we are starting to see a reduction in the requirement for permanent workstations, and being replaced by a new ‘softer’, more domestic, feel for the workplace, with soft furnishings being used as breakout areas, informal meeting places and occasional workspaces. Greater emphasis is perhaps being placed on the of ice acting primarily as a place of communication and collaboration; conceivably the place to foster the company culture and to inspire employees, rather than just a place to work. The Anna lounge seating collection can provide key components in planning comfortable, supportive, shared spaces in the new workspaces in the post-pandemic of ice, allowing relaxation, collaboration and occasional work to take place whenever and wherever required.
verco.co.uk
METALICON
The updated Levo dynamic monitor arm is now even easier to adjust and quicker to install. Positioning remains eff ortless through the smooth gas lift, supporting monitors up to 10kg with 117º tilt capacity and 360º rotation. Integrated cable management keeps data and power cables tidy. Installation is quick and easy with the clamp tightened from above the desk and quick-release VESA plates. Smart tension adjustment reduces project install times with all tools hidden neatly in the base. The innovative connector pin system allows Levo to be easily reconfigured, converted to dual screen through the rail attachment.
metalicon.com
YEOMAN SHIELD MAPEI
Mapei has introduced a series of new professional paint finishes to its Wall Protection & Decorative Coatings range. They include Dursilite – a new range of water-based paints off ered in five finishes – and new Mapecoat Act – a new paint that is resistant to mould, viruses and bacteria, and developed for areas where hygiene and prolonged resistance to cleaning are key considerations. Both ranges are off ered in 1L, 4L and 14L units, in recycled plastic. The new Dursilite paint series provides a mould- resistant, extra washable finish, with exceptional coverage and opacity. Formulated with modified acrylic resins in water dispersion and selected fillers, Dursilite gives a smooth, highly silky and matt finish, with an excellent whiteness level.
mapei.co.uk
The new Yeoman Shield 45mm Oval Handrail meets the brief perfectly for installation to walls on corridors, communal areas, slopes and stairways where added support for service users is required. Manufactured from PVCu the rail has a light stipple texture, is warm to the touch and easy to clean. This hygienic rail is re-enforced with an aluminium core and is fixed to the wall using stainless steel underslung brackets allowing the required 50mm distance between the rail and wall to ensure a firm and unobstructed grip for the user.
yeomanshield.com
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