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40 JULY 2020
HUNTER DOUGLAS TOPLINE CEILING CHOSEN
FOR SOUTHBANK PLACE DEVELOPMENT
A Hunter Douglas Architectural ceiling system that combines an attractive finish
with superior acoustic comfort has been installed at a landmark London o ice
and residential development.
Southbank Place, a joint project between Qatari Diar and Canary Wharf Group,
is one of the capital’s most high profile developments and will comprise more
than 800 new homes, 48,000 sq of shops, restaurants and bars, and 530,000 sq
of o ice space when completed.
Hunter Douglas Architectural supplied 620m of Topline, a wood panel system,
for the main foyer of Two Southbank, a 407,008 sq , 15-storey o ice building.
The TLS 13/3 ceiling system comprises a core of MDF engineered solid wood
(ESW) with a decorative finish of high quality real European oak veneer. A small
oval opening is achieved through a staggered single groove pattern while the
other side has a perforation design that enables sound energy to pass through,
helping to achieve superior acoustic absorption.
It also supplied 128mm x 2730mm panels with 50mm Rockwool and 0.2mm
Soundtex acoustic insulation, which results in 0.75 NRC.
www.hunterdouglas.co.uk
01604 648229
info@hunterdouglas.co.uk
FORBO: HELPING TO MAKE
SPACES COVID SECURE
Forbo Flooring Systems has launched an array of services, guidelines and new
products to assist specifiers, contractors and facility managers throughout these
challenging times to make spaces COVID secure.
With the whole world having to adjust their lives to remain safe and prevent
the spread of COVID-19, Forbo understands the concerns and complexities that
now exist as a result of this, including social distancing.
As such it has recently launched
a range of Coral Logo entrance
flooring mats, which have
been designed to encourage
social distancing and prevent
unnecessary slips.
In addition to this, Forbo has also
developed a new service for its
Tessera Layout and Outline carpet
tile collection and its resilient
sheet ranges. The service allows specifiers to choose carpet tiles that feature
directional arrows within the design, or have loose arrows cut into existing
resilient installations or resilient materials, to aid wayfinding and to help clearly
identify one-way systems within a building.
As well as arrows to aid wayfinding, Forbo has also launched a selection of
circles which are available in its new Allura LVT range. The circles, which can be
inlaid within a square tile format, will help to encourage people to remain two
metres apart – especially in queues!
Forbo’s website is also home to a variety of online tools, such as downloadable
literature and a room planner.
www.forbo-flooring.co.uk/covid
01773 744 121
info.flooring.uk@forbo.com
INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP
READIES EUROPEAN LAUNCH
OF ADVANCED HANDHELD
LABEL PRINTERS
Panduit, a leading electrical and network
infrastructure solutions company and printer
technology partner Epson have launched two jointly developed printers for
the industrial, construction and network infrastructure markets. The MP100/E
and MP300/E portable label printers o er an extensive range of capabilities in
compact device formats, including fast 1.4” (36mm)/p/s print speed (MP300/E),
wide variety of die-cut (MP300/E)and continuous label, both devices, sizes and
materials up to 1.5” (38mm) wide (MP300/E), as well as USB connectivity, direct
printing from Easy-Mark Plus, so ware and integrated automatic cutter with full
(both) and half cutting (MP300/E).
The MP300/E o ers 360 dpi print resolution, whilst the MP100/E is fully
integrated with Fluke Linkware Live. Both devices o er a wide operational
temperature range of -40oC to 66oC and come complete with printer, one
label cassette, AC power adapter, USB cable and quick
reference guide, for immediate use.
The MP300/E is compatible with Turn-Tell Label
Cassettes, providing a new solution to clear operatorfriendly
print and read label requirements.
Epson will develop and manufacture new label printers
for Panduit, except the own brand LABELWORKS PX
series. It is anticipated that the partnership will accelerate
the development of new technologies and expand the
product o ering to current and new markets.
www.panduit.com EMEA-CustomerServices@panduit.com
(0)208-6017219
NEW RANGE OF EMERGENCY LIGHTING
FROM ADVANCED
Advanced is extending its range of
emergency lighting solutions with
the launch of EasySafe addressable,
low-voltage emergency luminaires and
exit signs.
All EasySafe products are designed to
work with LuxIntelligent, Advanced’s emergency light testing system. Powered
directly from the LuxIntelligent panel, Advanced’s EasySafe devices require
no local power supply and are compatible with any existing LuxIntelligent
luminaires and exit signs, enabling the easy installation of devices onto existing
wiring to form one intelligent emergency lighting system.
The low-voltage lights o er quick and easy fitting and service, with a simple
‘twist and click’ installation onto a first-fix base. EasySafe has been designed
to o er true scalability, with just one LuxIntelligent panel supporting up to 400
EasySafe devices alongside an additional 1,592 locally-powered devices.
Matt Jones, Advanced’s Emergency Lighting Business Manager, said: “EasySafe
is a valuable new addition to our range of emergency lighting solutions for our
customers. Quick, simple installation, using the twist and click mechanism, and
compatibility with almost any existing emergency lighting system mean less
fitting time on site. And that of course brings
significant time and resource savings.”
Managing maintenance and compliance
is easy. Test result data is available at the
touch of a button via the cloud-connected
LuxIntelligent control panel, PC or mobile
app.
www.advancedco.com
(0)345 894 7000
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