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Interior Fit Out


Support their posture. Include them in learning.


The Acheeva® Learning Station brings postural care,


therapy and learning together - helping children with additional physical needs remain comfortable, engaged and included alongside their classmates.


• Supports prone, supine and side-lying positions • Height-adjustable for safer access by staff • Adaptable for learning, therapy and personal care


Arrange a demonstration or assessment 01531 635 678 / sales@helpinghand.co.uk


helpinghand.co.uk


EDUCATION DOORSET RANGE


Our Education Range of severe-duty, made-to-order doorsets has been developed specifically for schools, colleges and universities.


 Q-Mark certified Timber Fire Door Manufacture and Fire Door Installation  Bespoke designs - wide range of high pressure laminates and veneered facings  Sustainable - Ahmarra is an FSC® certified (FSC C018847) company  Architectural ironmongery is fully compatible and factory fitted as standard  Finger protection available and tested to BS 8613:2017 - Type A, Class 2  Useful tools - L20 specification tool, BIM families and Education Range selector  Dedicated specification team available to assist


02392 389 076


www.ahmarra.co.uk sales@ahmarra.co.uk


Doors are available with seamless, integral finger protection


FIRE RATING FD30, FD60 & FD90


ACOUSTIC RATING 29, 30, 35 & 40RwdB


Find, select and specify our products on NBS Source


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