NEWS PRODUCT 04/19
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1. New Anthracite Metallic Colour on Garador Roller Doors Garador has introduced Anthracite Metallic to its range of roller door colours, for an eye-catching look on modern homes. The colour has a dark grey appearance with subtle pearlescent flecks blended into the surface. The overall colour portrays an impression of quality and excellence that works well with contemporary house designs. The GaraRoll rolls up into a compact box at the top of the garage door opening, ensuring full access is available to the ceiling space inside the garage. The GaraRoll curtain is made up of 77mm high foam filled aluminium laths. It is also available in an externally fitted version, where the roller box is fitted outside the garage.
www.garador.co.uk 01935 443790
4. Scruffs’ Trade Flex Shorts Scruffs introduces its new Trade Flex Holster Shorts. Designed for durability, comfort and performance.
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3. Marley’s new Edgemere slate colour
The new Anthracite colour op- tion joins the existing range of Old English Dark Red, Smooth Brown and the most popular colour, Smooth Grey, which has seen strong growth due to the aesthetic trend towards slate-look roofs for new homes. At only 18mm thick and sleek in appearance, the slates can be viewed as an affordable alternative to natural slate.
www.marley.co.uk 01283 722588
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The flexible slim fit design with stretch panels in key areas and made from a lightweight, durable ripstop fabric delivers freedom of movement. Easy access holster pockets, a cargo pocket and mobile phone pocket all feature hard wearing canvas reinforcement for extra durability. Tool loops and a D-ring offer further storage options. Available in sizes 30”- 40”
www.scruffs.com 0115 938 9000
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2. FONDA hob/extractor combination from BLANCO The FONDA is a clever, space-saving, downdraft extraction system with an installation height of just 8cm. In subtle black glass, complementing the induction hob, the hood comprises a four-stage filtration system. The motor is positioned at the back of the cupboard unit and the trough ventilation boasts four power levels. Capacity is an impressive 600³/hr and the sound pressure levels range from 52-65dB.
The integral hob features four induction cooking zones with individual touch slider controls and boost and double-boost heating levels. As always with BLANCO hobs, there are three “keep warm” temperatures, auto-pan recognition and child lock.
www.blanco.co.uk
01923 635 200
6. Snickers Climate Control Fleeces
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5. AKW launches new range of shower seats for every adaptation Developed in consultation with occupational therapists, end users and installers, the new 1000 Series and updated 3000 Series shower seats complement AKW’s 2000 and 4000 Series ranges and deliver functionality and safety without any compromise to style. This mid-range shower seat is height adjustable, has a half back support with padding and PU arms with top padding. It also has a maximum weight of 190kg/30 Stone and comes with a 12-month warranty.
www.akw-ltd.co.uk 01905 823299
Snickers Workwear’s latest AllroundWork fleeces deliver warmth and cooling comfort. The new 37.5® Technology Fleeces, keep wearers warm when it’s cold and cool when it warms up and feature styles for both professional tradesmen and women. Ventilation and moisture transport help keep the wearer working comfortably on site. The 37.5® Technology fabric in the Fleece is a very quick-drying material that captures and releases moisture vapour for superior coolness and dry working comfort.
www.snickersworkwear.co.uk 01484 854788
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www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net April 2019
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