Clearview National September 2016 - Issue 178 | Page 70
HARDWARE& SECURITY
CONCEALED FIXING HANDLE RANGE REVEALED
»»WINLOCK SECURITY, THE UK’S
leading manufacturer of door and window
handles, has unveiled an innovative range
that promises to purge all peeves from handle
hardware.
The Lifetime Concealed Handle range is
cleverly designed to improve the performance
and look of door furniture by eliminating
corrosion and sagging, whilst concealing all
visible fixings.
No more unsightly chipped, discoloured
or damaged screw heads. With the Lifetime
Concealed’s internal cover plate all screw fixes
are hidden, resulting in smooth clean lines,
both inside and out.
No more fatigued, sagging handles. The
Lifetime Concealed’s sprung handles are made
from hollow stainless steel or aluminium, both
of which are lightweight and far less likely to sag
than zinc, brass or cast stainless alternatives.
Akin to the high performance TS 007
Lifetime Security range, but at a highly
competitive price, the Lifetime Concealed
handle also guarantees customer satisfaction for
15-years on the exposed external parts, all of
which are made from 304-grade stainless steel.
Winlock Security Ltd MD, Alan Parker,
said: “We set ourselves the objective of
producing a door handle range that would
eliminate corrosion issues at an acceptable
cost, whilst also significantly enhancing
the overall look and performance of our
customers’ doors.”
www.winlock.co.uk
NEW RANGE OF FRICTION STAYS
»»KENRICK HAS
strengthened its suite of hardware
solutions with the launch of a
comprehensive range of friction
stays. The range, which is available
in a number of different sizes
and options, has been created to
provide smooth operation, superb
weather-sealing and reliability.
Handed to provide a positive,
weathertight seal when closed,
the friction stays are made from
type 430 ferritic stainless steel
to provide resistance to most
atmospheric conditions and
satisfy the requirements of BS
EN 10088. The friction stays,
which can also be retro-fitted, are
available in stack heights of 13mm
and 17mm to suit most profile
systems.
Steve Williams, Kenrick’s Sales
and Marketing Director, says:
“The range of hardware products
for PVcU, timber and aluminium
windows from Kenrick is
constantly evolving and we now
have an extensive collection of
around 1,100 products in our
portfolio. Providing a long,
trouble-free service life at a
competitive price, this range of
friction stays satisfies the needs
of the fabricator, installer and
homeowner.”
Kenrick has also developed
an egress friction stay - available
in 12” and 16” for side hung
applications - to satisfy the
requirements of Approved
Document B (fire safety) of
the Building Regulations for
emergency egress.
www.kenricks.co.uk
SUPPLYING HARDWARE TO HOSPITAL
»»A SOUTH YORKSHIRE DISTRICT
General Hospital has been supplied with a
range of hardware by ASSA ABLOY Security
Solutions, a UK division of ASSA ABLOY, the
global leader in door opening solutions.
South Yorkshire hospital is a 500-bed
hospital, run by Doncaster and Bassetlaw
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Each year
the hospital treats around 150,000 patients
along with 95,500 A&E patients.
Foris Solutions worked closely with the
Estates and Facilities team at the hospital
to explore a range of hardware solutions.
ASSA ABLOY cam action door closers were
supplied, to ensure that the doors within
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the hospital are light to open while retaining
closing power; ideal for use by disabled
people. This assists in helping to meet the
requirements of The Equality Act, specifically
BS8300 and Approved Document M of The
Building Regulations.
In addition, ASSA modular lock cases were
supplied, which are engineered to offer a
smooth performance in high usage areas over
a number of years, ASSA classic lever handles
were also provided.
Simon Barrett, Capital Projects Manager
at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust, said: “ASSA products are
specified throughout the hospital, so it made
sense to specify hardware from a brand that we
know we can trust.”
www.assa.co.uk/en/site/assacouk/