6. Grange Fencing goes contemporary
Grange Fencing’s Contemporary range was used to form two sides of the gold medal winning Tesco ‘Every Little Helps’ garden, at the BBC Gardeners World Live show. Ten panels formed a long, straight run of level fencing on one edge, with four panels along the second. The multi-faceted design included an informal lounge area, raised pond, Mediterranean-inspired border, artificial lawn play area, den-making and secret garden within a wildlife area, outdoor dining area, outdoor kitchen/bar room and edible beds. 01952 588 088
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7. Makita makes an impact The new Makita 12v TW140D impact wrench weighs only 1.2kg, including a Li-Ion CXT battery, and measures just 161mm in overall body length. It will deliver 140Nm of fastening torque and 270Nm of nut busting blitz, will run up to 2,600rpm and deliver up to 3,200ipm. Featuring an electric brake and variable speed trigger; forward and reverse rotation and an LED job light. The TW140D CXT impact wrench is available with two 2.0Ah Li-Ion CXT slide batteries and DC10WD charger or as a body only machine. 01908 211678
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8. Egger sees further EGGER Protect has been specified for the £250,000 Gillian Dickinson Astroimaging Academy Manufactured from P5 flooring grade particleboard, EGGER Protect has been used throughout the new 65sq metre facility because of its durability and weather-resistant properties. The dual-sided surface is ideal for the 17sq metre viewing area which is exposed to the elements when the retractable roof is open. The boards were laid using EGGER’s D4 Adhesive to benefit from the Lifetime Guarantee. 01434 602191
www.egger.co.uk
August 2018
www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net
11. Cheshire Mouldings’ in-branch sales support Designed to help merchants maximise the return on branch space, the display stands feature product samples that demonstrate finish and quality, together with in-depth technical information to aid the selection process. The latest flooring stands can be tailored to create various display options; merchants can mix and match different designs. The merchandising stands include a double waterfall stand, a single flooring display and flooring toaster rack.A choice of display stands is also available for the new internal doors range. 0800 085 3465
www.cheshiremouldings.
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9. Bushboard evolves worktops Evolve solid core worksurfaces from Bushboard are made from a 100% solid core laminate just 12.5mm thick, in a choice of 15 dual-faced, contemporary designs with five complementary colours – white, cream, light grey, dark grey and extra black. Decors include six city stones designs, a deep, dark oak, sophisticated classic marbles, pebblestone and travertine Bushboard pioneered a vast market for ready-made, easy to use components, and offers Evolve breakfast bars, hob panels, upstands and splashbacks in a choice of sizes.
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10. Watts Water goes smart The new e-ULTRAMIX®, thermostatic mixing valve from Watts Water Industries UK, can prevent the legionella bacteria forming in pipework. It distributes mixed water at a precise, constant temperature, but also features a smart cleansing system. e-ULTRAMIX® electronically adjusts the mixed water temperature in multi-use facilities and will destroy legionella bacteria when the water reaches 60°C. The electronic system features a smart control unit that allows the programming of automatic thermal disinfection cycles, preventing any risk of legionella within the DHW system. Suitable for new installations, existing ULTRAMIX® systems can also be upgraded by simply adding an e-kit. Other features include the ability for the system to act as a ‘real time maintenance log’ and provide genuine sanitary monitoring details, while the anti- burn cartridges stop of the flow of water whenever the temperature exceeds 48°C. 01480 407074
www.wattswater.co.uk
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