Clearview North January 2014 - Issue 146 | Page 32

DOORS&WINDOWS

Secure solutions at luxury apartments
Total Glass has supplied the
complete quality window and
door solution, including two
of its award-winning High
Security Aluminium Communal
Entrance Doors, for an exclusive
apartment development in
Ainsdale, Merseyside.
Manufactured from heavy-gauge
aluminium, the aestheticallypleasing doors have been installed
to the front and rear of the
development, built by Sand
Developments Ltd next to the rail
station in Shore Road.

Combining kerb appeal with
market-leading strength, security
and durability, all Total Glass
communal entrance doors carry
Secured by Design and PAS23
& PAS24 accreditation on both
magnetic and electronic shoot bolt
locking versions, assuring residents’
safety at all times.
The Liverpool-based PVC-U
and aluminium fabricator also
manufactured 80 quality white
PVC-U windows for the building,
including four smoke windows to
the landings that are operated by

automatic actuators in the event
of fire.
Internal composite fire-rated
entrance doors were also supplied
for each of the 12 apartments, plus
French Doors and single PVC-U
doors with sidelights opening onto
external balconies.
Due to the development’s coastal
location, corrosion-resistant
austenitic stainless steel hardware
was supplied throughout to ensure
long-term performance and satisfy
BS 7412:2002 Class 4 Corrosion
Resistance.

Call 0151 549 2339 or visit
www.totalglass.com.

DELIVERING A HIGH PERFORMANCE IN STOKE
Metal Technology System 4-35
Hi+ windows have been installed
at Stoke’s newest school.
The £22m Ormiston Horizon
Academy opened its doors to
over 1000 pupils following a two
year project to replace the James
Brindley Science College under
the Building Schools for the
Future programme.
Designed and constructed by
Balfour Beatty, the purposebuilt accommodation provides
exceptional resources for students
and the local community in a

two-storey, four wing building
housing various basic and
specialised classrooms.

System 4-35Hi+ High
Performance thermally enhanced
casement windows offer the
designer a wide and diverse range of
profiles that will provide structural
integrity, weather performance,
thermal enhancement and security.
The Thermal range is designed
to aid compliance with the latest
thermal requirements of the current
building regulations. However in
conjunction with the correct glass
specification these windows can
achieve U values below 1.0W/
m2K.

Polyamide thermal break
profiles have been specifically
designed to minimise heat
transfer across the window
profiles and work in conjunction
with specially designed thermal
gaskets and foam profiles. The
combination of all these products
reduce radiated heat loss across
the air cavities and thermal
transmittance within the window
profiles to provide this high level
of thermal enhancement.
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Cream profile added to range
Total Glass can now offer Cream
on White profiles from stock
enabling installers to offer a
stylish and softer alternative to
white PVC-U window and door
products.
Available on a five-day lead time
in casement, tilt & turn and door
profiles, the cream woodgrain
foiled finish delivers enhanced
aesthetics mimicking those of
timber windows.
Introduced in response to rising
customer demand for greater
colour choice, Phill Cresswell, Sales

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and Marketing Manager at Total
Glass, explained their decision
followed the major success of the
popular Grey on White profile
aimed primarily at the commercial
sector.
“Cream has great consumer
appeal and by introducing it to our
product portfolio means we can
now offer our installers even greater
flexibility and accessibility to new
selling opportunities,” he said.
“As we can also offer this option
from stock, our ability to provide
a fast turnaround will assist our

customers in completing their
projects within agreed time
schedules,” added Phill.

‘We can now offer
our installers even
greater flexibility
and accessibility’
For more details,
contact Total Glass on
0151 549 2339 or visit the
website at www.totalglass.com.

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