To be included contact Louise May on 020 8269 7826 or
louise.may@
progressivemediainternational.com
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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
PARADOR
The demands placed on architecture, design and individual furnishing styles mean there must be a perfect solution for every requirement. Parador goes beyond the pure functionality of a floor and enables customers to discover creative freedom with customised engineered wood flooring. The firm realises individual solutions for high-quality projects in commercial spaces in cooperation with customers. The German interior design brand can produce customised engineered floors from as little as 300m2
. Different surfaces and
colours are as possible as, for example, the integration of a logo. The result is a unique one-off.
parador.de
STYLE
Partitioning specialist Style was specified to add flexibility to the main area of a new Wellbeing Centre at St John’s Hospice in London while maintaining a light and airy feel. Style installed a solid folding wall down the centre, with two glazed bi-folding walls further dividing the area, allowing staff to quickly create break-out rooms for smaller group activities, 1:1 therapy sessions and outpatient clinics, or to open the space out into a single area. Style also incorporated an operable three-way meeting post that ensures all systems can be opened and closed independently, but which also allows the post to be stacked to one side when required. For easy access between the areas, a full-height pass door has been incorporated.
style-partitions.co.uk
CROFT ALTRO
Altro has delivered a high-performance finish at Shefield’s Olympic Legacy Park Stadium. Altro Tegulis along with Altro Aquarius flooring were specified for the showers, providing safety from slips in shoes and barefoot. For the changing rooms, where trafic from football studs, sports shoe spikes and bumps/knocks from sports bags and equipment would be experienced, Altro Atlas 40 was specified. Altro Wood was used in the physiotherapy suite for a warm, less clinical finish.
altro.com
Luxury British architectural hardware brand, Croft, presents the Rim lock collection – an exquisite range of meticulously crafted, hand-finished locks and latches. Comprised of seven distinct ranges, each design promises to elevate any interior with an intricate detailing and eye-catching beauty. Available in a range of finishes, patinas and sizes, with a choice of 20 knob designs, each product is made by skilled craftspeople with the highest standards of quality. Blending time-honoured techniques with modern-day knowledge, each product is hand-measured and hand-filed, with every component handcrafted from premium brass.
croft.co.uk
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