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15/01/2019
Aspex Introduces New Flush Skirting System
Aspex has introduced a new flush skirting system from AGS Systems, enhancing the capabilities of its Novista system.
The UK architectural ironmongery and doorset company will be showcased for the first time at the BAU trade fair in Munich, 14-19 January, in in hall B5.314.
The Novista system allows doors to be concealed into walls with no unsightly architraves. It has been installed on a number of high-profile projects, including the Facebook offices in London and Westminster residential development, Chelsea Barracks.
The new flush skirting system will complement the existing Novista system to hide protruding skirting boards within walls, making it ideal for modern residential schemes, hotels, apartments and commercial office buildings.
Suitable for 12.5 and 15mm boarded walls, clip in aluminium profiles are available, or alternatively, timber or ceramic skirting can be used.
Ashley Burberry, managing director at Aspex UK, said: "Our Novista system is becoming increasingly popular with our customers as we're able to provide a bespoke solution that will match a project’s individual requirements.
"We're delighted that we've been able to build on our system even further with the new flush skirting offer which is easy to cut and install on site. We're excited to be able to provide architects and specifiers with a full minimalist solution.
"We look forward to meeting new customers and showcasing the system at the BAU Exibition in Munich this month."
(CM)
The UK architectural ironmongery and doorset company will be showcased for the first time at the BAU trade fair in Munich, 14-19 January, in in hall B5.314.
The Novista system allows doors to be concealed into walls with no unsightly architraves. It has been installed on a number of high-profile projects, including the Facebook offices in London and Westminster residential development, Chelsea Barracks.
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The new flush skirting system will complement the existing Novista system to hide protruding skirting boards within walls, making it ideal for modern residential schemes, hotels, apartments and commercial office buildings.
Suitable for 12.5 and 15mm boarded walls, clip in aluminium profiles are available, or alternatively, timber or ceramic skirting can be used.
Ashley Burberry, managing director at Aspex UK, said: "Our Novista system is becoming increasingly popular with our customers as we're able to provide a bespoke solution that will match a project’s individual requirements.
"We're delighted that we've been able to build on our system even further with the new flush skirting offer which is easy to cut and install on site. We're excited to be able to provide architects and specifiers with a full minimalist solution.
"We look forward to meeting new customers and showcasing the system at the BAU Exibition in Munich this month."
(CM)
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