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FREM
The Abstract Zonal Room Divider & Display System by Frem is a modular solution that redefines modern workspace design. Blending bold architectural style with practical functionality, it serves as both a divider and a display, allowing you to curate dynamic environments with ease. Whether used to separate break-out areas, define open-plan spaces, or integrate media units and planters, Abstract offers customisable configurations that adapt
effortlessly to your needs. Crafted in a selection of contemporary finishes and sizes, it transforms workspaces into visually striking and highly functional areas – perfect for creating structure, flow and visual interest in any modern ofice.
frem.co.uk
VERCO GRANGE DESIGN
Inspired by the UK’s rich industrial past and originality of Victorian engineering, the Brunel Collection by Grange Design fuses classical industrial design with a fine brass construction. Helping to create layers in the bathroom while bringing a sense of nostalgia, Brunel brassware reflects the market’s appetite for ‘more is better’ when it comes to highly decorative fixtures and fittings. Featuring a distinct six-spoke handwheel, Brunel offers an exclusive range of Brunel basin taps and bath/shower mixers with signature style spout, traditional chrome finish, and bold hexagonal bolt and nut detail with diamond knurled cuff.
grangedesign.com
Designed by Iratzoki and Lizaso, the Olivia collection offers versatile seating for visitors, meetings, training or conferences in both ofices and contract environments. The ergonomic curve of the backrest fits the user’s back snugly, and the strong, steel elliptical tube frame adds a touch of originality. The chairs are minimalistic in design and are available in four frame and shell colours. This fully stackable chair has been designed for intensive use in rows, in lecture theatres and conference rooms, whose needs in terms of layout and organisation change with every new event. Olivia can be easily handled and stored.
verco.co.uk
STYLE PARTITIONS
At the Belfast ofice of one of the largest professional services firms in the world, Style worked with architect, Perkins & Will, and Edgewater Contracts, to create flexible space in the company’s showcase meeting room on level 16, maximising the panoramic views across the Belfast skyline. Retaining the light, open feel of the floor, Style installed a semi- automatic, Dorma Huppe Variflex glass moveable wall, with frosting and manifestation on the panels for added privacy. Creating a 52dB acoustic divide, this moveable wall enables staff to create a smaller, private meeting room off the main open plan floorspace, or open the entire area up for larger conferences and gatherings.
style-partitions.co.uk
MARMOX
Several former agricultural buildings in Surrey are being converted into high-spec homes with the help of Marmox Multiboards, which feature in the bathrooms and en suites throughout. In total, 400 12.5mm-thick 1250x600mm Multiboards are being supplied, with the special fixing plugs, waterproof tape and Marmox 360 adhesive. Multiboards offer good thermal insulation and are fully waterproof, with the polymer modified concrete coating an ideal key for tiling or rendering.
marmox.co.uk
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