Archetech Issue 22 2016 | Page 109

55 6 8 7 5 6 7 8 Crash Tested Bollard OSMO FILLS THE GAP IN THE MARKET MyCrowdCraft.com Armstrong Ceilings help transform the multi-storey Parsons Tower The unique design of the Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) bollard means it can be installed at an excavation depth of just 1.1 metres, only slightly greater than the height of the actual bollard itself with no loss of protection as it is still strong enough to stop a 7.2 tonne truck travelling at 64 kph (40mph) with zero penetration and continued working afterwards. W: www.heald.uk.com T: 01964 535858 E: [email protected] Osmo Gap Sealer is the ideal product for filling, fixing and repairing all types of splits and gaps in both finished and unfinished wood, making it more adaptable and usable at all stages of the wood working process. It can also be used to seal and fill joints in skirting, wood flooring and door thresholds. Manufactured with eco-friendly plastoelastic qualities, its acrylic base forms a permanent water repellent layer after curing. Resistant to air conditions, the sealant is suitable for internal projects only. W: www.osmouk.com T: 01296 481220 E: [email protected] The online community that is setting out to continually improve the working day. The Hultafors Group has always had a close connection with what tradesmen and women are thinking and doing at work – through its tools, workwear and accessory brands – talking to them and working with them to get the job done more effectively, efficiently and to the highest possible standard. Now the relationship is becoming even more tangible through the launch of a new online community – MyCrowdCraft – in which Hultafors is continuing its mission to make sure craftsmen get the most and best out of their workday. Register and share your creative ideas at www.mycrowdcraft.com W: www.mycrowdcraft.com E: [email protected] An unparalleled range of acoustic ceiling systems from one manufacturer – Armstrong – has helped transform a 1970s tower of teaching into an “exciting and stimulating learning environment to reflect 21st Century education”. The £13million refurbishment of the 11-storey Parsons Tower which was built in 1973, shortly after the amalgamation of the College of Further Education and Technical College to form Newcastle College, features multiple material ceiling systems in areas ranging from the main canteen through the lecture hall to a bespoke children’s AV space. W: www.armstrong-ceilings.co.uk T:0800 371849 E: [email protected] Page 109 - Archetech Heald’s new automated crash tested ‘Evo’ bollard is easily operated either manually, electro mechanically or hydraulically. The IWA Evo Bollard is extremely safe for members of the public as the design features no trip or trap hazards. Osmo UK, the eco-friendly wood and finishes expert has launched Gap Sealer, an extremely versatile gap filler and sealer for internal wooden floors.