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Front Editor’s choice TORMAX


An exclusive collection of high-end apartments in the heart of London, Chimes offers luxurious homes coupled with a wealth of amenities within a dynamic local community. Providing automatic access to the main entrance of this exclusive development, TORMAX installed a double set of swing doors that are automated by iMotion 1401 operators that are recessed into the floorspace. Delivering incomparable reliability in the marketplace today, the in-house designed TORMAX iMotion 1401 door operator is entirely maintenance- free thanks to the unique design of the powerful synchronous motor. Further ensuring ongoing performance, the drive is certified protective class IP67, making it resistant to water, humidity and soiling. tormax.co.uk


PRODUCTS


IVC COMMERCIAL


Metallic Clay is the latest random lay carpet plank in the Rudiments carpet tile collection from IVC Commercial. With an organic design that adds elemental highlights to enhance organic structures and create new meaning, Metallic Clay is a transitionary carpet plank which can be used to mix and match in any Rudiments flooring scheme. The new style expands the design versatility of Rudiments and is available in nine spirited and shining colourways using a metallic thread to add energy to the textural and tonal pattern. ivc-commercial.com


STYLE


Chinmaya Mission aims to provide people with the wisdom and means for personal growth. At Chinmaya Kirti, their London home, a major renovation project was designed as a vision for future generations. Working with architects KJC and contractor Home Republic, Style installed a combination of Dorma Hüppe Variflex glass and Variflex solid semi-automatic moveable walls, enabling the area to easily convert into six multi-functional rooms. The glass moveable walls provide a 52dB acoustic barrier and the solid wall 55dB. style-partitions.co.uk


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