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SHOWCASE PRODUCTS 117
EBORCRAFT
Fusion by Eborcraft offers modular-style reception counters that can be designed to enhance any welcoming entrance area. Visually stunning in warm wood veneers or durable laminate colours, choose the shape to suit, with curves or straight lines and high or low tops. All are available with optional feature fronts and decorative inlays or why not include the company logo. Add more panache with LED Lighting, metallic plinths and glass shelving. Celebrating 130 years of family- owned manufacture in York, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through it UK-wide dealer network.
eborcraft.co.uk
AARON DESKING
This shelving unit exemplifies modern ofice design, blending form and function seamlessly. The robust black metal frame provides structural integrity, while the varying sizes of the wooden compartments introduce a dynamic visual rhythm. The unit’s open and closed sections offer a balance between display and concealment, optimising space utilisation without compromising aesthetics. The integration of greenery at the top softens the industrial elements, creating a harmonious link to nature. The unit not only serves as a functional partition within the ofice but also enhances spatial flow and adds a contemporary touch.
aaron-desking.com
ROBERT PEARSON
Programmable sensor-operated taps allow stylish and reliable hygienic no-touch operation for the user with up to 70% water and energy savings for the building owner. The optional remote programmer allows the building manager to easily make changes to the water run on time and the sensitivity range and also to set a purge facility to automatically flush water through a tap it if has not been used for a specific time to help reduce dead legs in the water system and also to download the total number of operations and purges.
robertpearson.co.uk
GOELST UNILIN FLOORING
An analysis of pre-consumer recycled content within the vinyl floors made at Unilin Flooring’s Avelgem, Belgium, production facility has shown that for dryback and loose lay vinyl floors, a minimum 21% content is used, and at least 22% content can be found in engineered vinyl floors. Unilin Flooring said: “The third-party verification… demonstrates our commitment to being transparent with stakeholders about the amount of recycled materials in our flooring.”
unilin.com
Nexus combines functional and technical features and is made to show itself. This Büsche Tecdor curtain track is distributed exclusively by Goelst UK and stands out with its extremely flat, rear-facing visible side. The flat underside of the profile hides the glider channel and the curtain appears to float. The side contour of the profile sets an elegant accent with its striking dimensions and redefines visual habits. The elegantly presented curtain track has already attracted attention at several design awards and won several prizes. Manufactured by Büsche, a traditional German company with over 150 years of experience, this product promises the highest quality standards.
goelst.co.uk
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