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SHOWCASE PRODUCTS 137 MAPEI


Mapei products have been used to complete a floor installation at a new London secondary school. The specification included Desso carpet tiles in classrooms, Tarkett Safetred Wood in the main hall, Tarkett Granit Safe T. in changing rooms and shower blocks, and Tarkett Safetred Universal in the school kitchen. The installation was completed by Active Flooring, for BAM, using Mapeproof One Coat damp proof membrane, and Latexplan Trade – a protein-free, low-odour levelling and smoothing compound with high compressive strength. Two all-in-one universal Mapei adhesives were also used. All Mapei products specified benefit from Emicode: EC1 Plus formulations. mapei.co.uk


MODULYSS


This spring, modulyss is holding a series of expert talks, workshops and interactive sessions for industry professionals during Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW). Each event will invite attendees to contemplate topics pivotal to the evolution of architecture and design. Expert talks will include speaker Christopher Crawford, the studio director at Gensler’s London of ice, delving into the field of neuroaesthetics, immersive media specialist Silvia Rueda pulling the future into the present with a talk on virtual reality technology, and Tim Fu presenting a highly practical use case on AI in architecture. modulyss.com


ECHOKIT


Echokit announces the debut of its latest collection – Sound Art, a visually captivating acoustic wall feature that blends aesthetics and functionality. The range of biophilic designs take inspiration from the natural world and aims to provide aural comfort and a visual repose for workplaces and living spaces. This pioneering wall feature is carefully crafted from PET felt, which includes 50% recycled content. echokit.co.uk


UNIO YEOMAN SHIELD


The new Yeoman Shield Ellipse Protection Rail is perfect for installation on walls in corridors busy with both pedestrian and wheeled traf ic, such as at hospitals, schools, leisure centres and hospitality venues. The curved design allows impacts to glance off the profile and also means it’s easy to clean. Made from fully recyclable PVCu with an extremely low VOC it’s also great for the environment. It’s available in seven colours from stock with another 40 colours available to order. yeomanshield.com


Redefining future workspaces now. Beautifully designed to be more flexible, creative and space-saving, Unio is an electric height- adjustable workstation that comes with dual-actuators from a single control panel, allowing for perfect operation and comfort. Featuring internal cable management, on-desk power, lockable storage and overhead light, Unio also off ers a footprint allowing for a plethora of workspace layouts. A Made in Britain product with a sustainability report, Unio is manufactured from recyclable materials, and advocates a circular economy through refurbishing and upgrading. Space saving is 25%-plus when compared against conventional desking. hellounio.com


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