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Jul 21, 2011
NEW FLEX RESTRICTOR
The Flex Restrictor is an alternative to the Jackloc. It has been designed as a great solution for health and safety in buildings and is suitable for all window and door sections and materials. It has a face mounted cable restrictor device suitable for doors and windows. The Flex Restrictor can be fitted to all window sections and materials that are both inward and outward opening. It is dead lock operated using a key.
Features and Benefits
- Fits all window types
- Push to release
- Key operated deadlock
- Highly visible
- Special lengths and colours to order
- Retro fit (surface mounted)
- Tested to 1200N with no failure
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May 18, 2011
CHECK OUT OUR LATEST ADDITION TO OUR PRODUCT RANGE: SPIRAL SASH BALANCES
Building Profiles are pleased to announce that following many customer requests we have added spiral sash balances, brackets and accessories to our existing range of products.
These spiral balances are designed for use in both conventional vertical sliding windows with a tilt-in-facility, together with serving hatches and counter screens.
Spiral balances are in use throughout the world in PVC, aluminium and timber windows. They are designed to counter balance a sash, holding it in any position. Whilst balances are not designed as a mechanical opening device, they do give a degree of assistance when operating the window.
Our range comes in pre-tensioned or non pre-tensioned. We have also added an extensive range of accessories to complement these balances.
For further information contact our sales team on 01789 414044. All enquires are welcome no matter how big or small!
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May 11, 2011
MULTIECHO The MultiEcho is a plastic cased 230v natural ventilation motor with an adjustable chain length of between 90mm to 400mm. The chain is easily adjustable which allows the end user to select the required amount of travel. The MultiEcho comes complete with a fixed non pivoting bracket for top hung open out installations. The MultiEcho is available in three colours; white, black and grey. IMPORTANT: where motors are used with electronic controllers please check first with our technical department for compatibility prior to ordering
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May 10, 2011
CONTRON CONSERVATORY CONTROLLER Keep your cool with our new ventilation controller. The Contron has been designed to provide a function rich yet easy to use control panel ideally suited for conservatory type installations. Simple press button operation coupled with the capability to operate up to 4 vent actuators simultaneously. Key Features: - Automatically close vents in the event of rain – even in manual
- Full automatic control using a built in temperature sensor mode.
- Dual operational mode, manual or automatic.
- External rain detection, functions in both modes.
- Constant temperature readout using backlit blue display.
- Built-in temperature sensor.
- Remote temperature sensor available as optional add-on.
- Can replace switch on existing systems, surface or flush mounted options.
- Security – Facility to automatically close vent(s) after a pre-set period from manual open.
- Security – Unit will always close vent(s) and revert to manual operation after mains power cut.
- Safety –Two solid-state self-resetting fuses for electrical safety.
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Mar 4, 2011
NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH CA865 STAINLESS STEEL PATIO DOOR ROLLER Due to customer demand we have added a version of CA863 with a stainless steel bearing to our product range. This new version called the CA865 has been load and corrosion tested. Details as follows:
Single Wheel (38mm) Sliding Patio Door Roller
Product Code: RO0250-CA865
1 single wheel 38mm patio door roller.
38mm in diameter stainless steel roller bearing set into fully adjustable zinc carriage 18mm wide by 31 high.
Performance tested to a minimum of 10,000 cycle or 12km.
This roller offers an increase in the corrosion resistance given by the standard CA863 roller. We have successfully put the CA865 through Salt Spray testing and achieved grade 2 as stated in EN1670
Call Our Sales Hotline Now On 01789 414044
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Jul 9, 2010
WINDING GEAR MADNESS! For a Limited time BPL are offering 25% off the list price of the following products, this special offer is subject to a minimum order quantity of 5.
Product Code Description
RC0251 F300A 250mm Chain opener PC White Chain
RC0677 F300B 250mm Bottom Hung Chain Opener PC White
RC0705 F608 Bottom Hung Fixing Kit PC White
RC0617 F100M Operator - Metal cover PC White
RC0647 F920M Operator - Metal cover PC White
RC0730 F111 3M Conduit White
RC0725 F604 Cable
RC0787 F121 Conduit connector PC White
RC0760 F619 Saddle bracket frame fix White
RC0820 F112 Conduit plug White
RC0815 F609 Spring
Call our sales hotline on 01789 414 044
No other discounts can be applied to this promotion
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Mar 29, 2010
NVQ BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT TECHNIQUES LEVEL 2
MORE than two thirds of the employees at Building Profiles have recently been awarded certificates for successfully completing their NVQ Level Two in Business Improvement Techniques.
The training, developed with and delivered by Resource Development International covered a range of business areas including, continuous Improvement, team working, problem solving and workplace organisation.
The training endorses the fundamental skills required to continue our business success and to excel in our support for our customers. The structure and the pace of the training encouraged interaction, collaboration and a positive learning environment.
Resource Development International trainer Jim Amphlet said: “We are pleased with the level of commitment and engagement from Building Profiles and its employees. Everyone who undertook training found it interesting and useful and we are delighted that Building Profiles has invested in their employees and has clearly demonstrated its commitment to training.”
Building Profiles General Manager, Richard Fraser said: “At Building Profiles we are continually looking at new ways of enhancing the learning experience and professional development of our employees as part of our integrated business development programme”.
“Due to our partnership with Resource Development International and the NVQ initiative being so successful, we are investigating other forms of training. With many companies having to produce ‘more for less’ we must continue to invest in our existing work force enhancing existing skills and developing new ones.”
“We have seen significant improvements in the key skills of our employees, the training has enhanced our employees communication skills, encouraged them to be more flexible, to care for others, to take responsibility and, perhaps above all else, to work in teams”
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Aug 25, 2009
ANGELA ACHIEVES CYCLING AMBITION Our very own Angela Torres has just completed a marathon cycle ride from Lands End to John O’ Groats. With just two months training and a new touring bike she cycled for 13 days averaging 70 miles every day with the longest day clocking up an exhausting 92 miles. Angela started her epic journey at Lands End on 4th July and arrived at John O’ Groats on 16th July. On day two she suffered a damaged ligament to her left knee and had to take anti-inflammatories and pain killers for the duration of the trip. She also suffered a nasty fall on day three, her 47th birthday which left her with a massive bruise on her hip and thigh. Angela said “For several years it had been my ambition to cycle from Lands End to John O’ Groats but for one reason or another I had not got around to achieving this ambition. This year though I decided it was going to be my year! I already knew from other cyclists’ accounts of the journey that Cornwall was going to be very challenging because of the vast amount of hills to climb. We had to put up with the rain, the wind and the cold – a typical British summer; it was very hard going indeed.” Angela’s brother, Mike demonstrated true brotherly love by accompanying her. But both said that they had seen the most beautiful sights including the Cornish Coast, the Mendip Hills and Ironbridge, but they voted Waddington the prettiest village of the whole trip. Angela continued “We met some very kind people along the way, we shared a camping field with a horse called Cheeky and enjoyed spectacular views along Scotland’s East Coast road. We even had a massive hail storm which settled on the ground and looked like snow. It was a great relief to arrive finally at John O’ Groats. I was absolutely ecstatic to have finished and so glad I didn’t have to get back on the bike the next day!”
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