Pro Installer July 2025 - Issue 148 | Page 44

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44 | JULY 2025

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SIX NEW COLOURS BOOST SLIMLINE INTEGRAL BLIND’ S APPEAL

Morley Glass has introduced six new colours for its exclusive ScreenLine ® SL16 slim integral blind system, giving homeowners a more contemporary colour palette to choose from when considering an upgrade to their existing windows and doors with an integrated shading and privacy solution.
The SL16 is becoming an increasingly popular product in Morley Glass’ s Uni-Blinds ® range of bespoke integral blinds, which are all manufactured using world-class ScreenLine ® systems, given its suitability for retrofit projects. This is primarily due to its Venetian blind slats being 2mm narrower than the slats used in standard ScreenLine ® systems, which means the SL16 can be used to create IGUs with an overall thickness of 24mm in a 4-16-4mm configuration.
IGUs with a 24mm width are commonly found in older windows and doors which may still
be in excellent condition and not yet ready for replacement, but their frames may never originally have been designed to accommodate the standard 28mm IGUs typically installed nowadays to comply with current Building Regulations.
The first of the six new SL16 colours – Agate Grey( S120) – debuted at the 2025 FIT Show, attracting strong interest given how this light shade of grey, characterised by its subtle green undertone, is growing in popularity for windows and doors more generally.
Agate Grey is joined by a choice of contemporary colours
– Beige( S125), which offers a soft tone that works well with many neutral décor schemes, plus chic Grey( S155), Metallic silver( S156), the ever-popular Anthracite( S159) and, for homeowners seeking to make a bold statement, Black( B160). The three original SL16 colour options complete the range – White( S102), Cream( S149) and Silver( S157).
In addition to the retrofit market potential, SL16 continues to be an ideal option for vertically sliding sash( VS) windows, and it can be used for 28mm IGUs where a higher security performance is sought.
Ian Short, Managing Director of Morley Glass, said:“ For many homeowners who want to upgrade their existing windows and doors with integral blinds, they will only be able to retrofit using a 24mm IGU. So, SL16 makes replacing the IGU with an integral blind without having to replace the frame totally feasible.
“ Secondly, the SL16 fits inside the cavity of a 28mm IGU with an enhanced security specification that complies with the requirements
of Secured by Design and Part Q. Such IGUs feature a pane of 6.8mm, P1A laminated glass, which is compatible with SL16 when the 28mm unit is made to a 6.8-16-4mm configuration.”
SL16 integral blind units are made-to-order at its manufacturing facility near Leeds; available in as little as 10-12 working days when ordered by 10am on Thursdays – with complimentary delivery.
www. morleyglass. co. uk

FIRE PROTECTION FROM DRAIG 30

The range of Draig 30 composite fire doors from Hörmann Truedor provide uncompromising protection against fire and smoke for both external and internal installations. Designed to meet the highest standards and certification, the range offers a robust solution that is built to last without compromising on style and performance.
Proven to keep fire at bay for more than 30 minutes, the Draig range of doors have been bi-directionally tested in accordance with EN1634-1 for fire and EN1643- 3 for smoke control. Constructed from premium materials the doors are built for durability and are tested to PAS 24:2022 for impact resistance. They offer outstanding performance with exceptional weather resistance, sound insulation, and thermal efficiency. Security is a key feature, with advanced multi-point locking systems and‘ Secured by Design’ accreditation provided as standard. Additionally, each door unit holds third-party accreditation under the BM Trada Q-Mark scheme.
Draig fire doors are available in four external and two internal styles, with the external doors being offered in both solid and glazed options, with or without a fixed fanlight. A comprehensive range of hardware and accessories is also offered, alongside the choice of six popular colours.
David O’ Mara, Marketing Manager at Hörmann Truedor comments:“ Our Draig range sits alongside Clima63 a high-performance thermal door and Platinum44, a high quality, cost-effective steel door, all developed to provide installers with added sales opportunities.”
All Hörmann Truedor composite doors are CO2 neutral as standard and are manufactured in the UK at IG Doors’ state of the art, sustainable manufacturing facility. www. hormanntruedor. co. uk