NEWS PRODUCT 03/19
3. Snickers add street-smart stretch
The new slim-fit stretch trousers from Snickers deliver extreme working comfort, via hi-tech fabrics and body-mapping designs. The FlexiWork SoftShell Trousers have new 4-way stretch comfort fabrics integrated into them for enhanced freedom of movement as well as improved ventilation and overall comfort. They also have a slimmer tailored fit, plus Armortex Kevlar reinforced stretch fabricin the KneeGuard Pro System for greater flexibility, comfort and durability. 01484 854788
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1. Cembrit adds contemporary look Cembrit Westerland slates have been used on a project to upgrade a 1920s bungalow in Norfolk to provide a natural roof finish that complemented the new look of the prop- erty. Cembrit Westerland slates were chosen because they are lightweight and, being ex- tremely thin, meant the rafter line could be raised by 3” to allow for an extra 2” of insula- tion. In total, 3,000 Westerland slates and 30 metres of Cembrit Slate Duopitch Ridge Ventilation were used along with Cembrit PVC dry verges, which created a consistent finish across the roof. Cembrit’s Westerland slate has a surface texture and dressed edge similar to that of natural slate but does not need grading and sorting prior to installation. 020 3372 2300
www.cembrit.co.uk
2. Imperial stocks up for London Imperial Bricks is delighted to announce a genuine replication of the original ‘London Stock’ brick. This traditional handmade yellow brick features a strong colour with character- istic shade variations, and an authentic coal spotted face with distinctive textures. The bricks are suitable for restoring, renovating and extending of buildings in and around the capital, as well as new-build developments. Weathered Original London Stock is a strong- coloured brick, also available in a standard Original London Stock, and a Dark Weathered version that was created due to popular de- mand. All come in imperial and metric sizing. 01952 750816
www.imperialbricks.co.uk
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4. Bushboard adds to Vista POS Busboard has created a 48 cm x 40 cm countertop display box that includes samples and brochures for its new Vista range. The splashback designs co-ordinate well with all of Bushboard’s laminate, solid surface and solid core worksurface ranges.
Vista 9mm statement splashbacks are easy to install using the company’s BB Complete adhesive and sealant range. There is an installation, care and maintenance leaflet with every splashback and products carry the Bushboard lifetime guarantee. 01933 232200
www.bushboard.co.uk
6. Safeguard’s Stormdry now in 1 litre Safeguard Europe is now offering its Stormdry Masonry Protection Cream in handy one litre tubs; providing a cost-effective solution for those dealing with localised rain ingress through masonry. Stormdry Masonry Protection Cream stops rain penetrating external walls, keeping them warm and dry. Unlike other rain penetration and damp-proofing treatments, Stormdry lines the pores of the masonry so that water can escape as vapour but cannot enter in liquid form. Stormdry cures colourlessly to the original finish of masonry in just 12 hours. The cream penetrates up to 12mm in fletton bricks – so that it can also bridge cracks and better keep out moisture. Stormdry also comes in three, five and 20 litre tubs. 01403 210 204
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5. Cromar grafts hard with wipes Alpha Chem Grafters All Trades Wipes from Cromar are multi-purpose trade wipes suitable for removing substances from hands, tools and surfaces, including silicone, expanding foam, oil, semi-cured paints, adhesives and grease and much more.
Containing Lanolin, an effective moisturiser to help keep hands in tip top condition, and an anti-bacterial additive to give that extra level of protection, these wipes come packed in a handy 100 wipe, slimline tub, ideal for keeping in vans, on site and around the home. 01977 663 133
www.cromar.uk.com
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