CMAK (UK) Limited understands that only high quality tooling and components provide for high quality products. To this end we are fully committed to give our customers the best standards of service at all times. We will work with our customers to achieve these standards, constantly seeking improvements in quality in all areas of our business.
http://www.orbitindustries.com
Orbit Industries is dedicated to providing our customers with a quality product at a reasonable cost. We would like to be included on your bidders list for any projects that include steel fabrication or machine work. Please contact our sales staff at the numbers above or E-mail burnett@orbitindustries.com.
Coram Showers is a leading manufacturer in the fast growing market for shower enclosures, bathscreens and showertrays. As part of a European based Group, Coram continues its expansion plans and consequently has vacancies for the following: No Vacancies Date: Unfortunately currently we do not have any vacancies.
http://www.diamondtubshowers.com
Diamond Tub & Showers is a quality manufacturer of fiberglass tubs and showers with manufacturing facilities located in Warsaw and Leesburg, Indiana. We provide tubs and showers to wholesale plumbing distributors. The home construction industry is ever changing and evolving. Diamond Tub & Showers strives to innovate their process and products to keep right in step with new construction and remodeling needs. Our sense of style appeals to the homeowner. We understand the need for variety in tub and shower selection. We offer tubs and showers in one piece 'builder' units, sectional 'remodeler' pieces, and handicapped units. Whatever your need, we're confident we have a style that will work for you!
http://www.prestigemarbleinc.com
Prestige Marble, Inc. is the premier distributor and fabricator of Silestone® Quartz products and Sensa Granite products in the Carolinas. We also manufacture and install a complete line of cultured marble products, such as tubs, whirlpool tubs, showers, and vanity tops. Our professional sales staff is ready to assist you with your selections, answer any questions, and provide you with free quotes at your location. Their names and numbers are listed along with our showroom locations under the "Sales & Information" tab above. If you would like for us to contact you, please fill out the information under the "Contact Us" tab. We look forward to helping you create the environment you've always dreamed of.
TRAKKA is an Australian company, established in 1973, specialising in designing, engineering and building Recreation and Special Purpose Vehicles. The company is based in Sydney and was founded by current Managing Director, Dave Berry in Neutral Bay. TRAKKA is owned and run at a personal level by Dave and Sally Berry who are keen campers and have grown thebusiness to become one of the largest and most highly respected in its field. TRAKKA gained an enviable reputation right from the start due to high quality workmanship and innovative ideas. TRAKKA introduced features like swing-out stoves, swivel front seats, and plywood cabinets, as early as 1976, and has received accolades ever since, such as "it is the best conversion we have seen" by Overlander magazine (August 1978). Over the years TRAKKA has built up a top reputation for intelligent design and high quality camper conversions" Leader Leisure (Feb 2000) and "TRAKKA's usual high level of design and workmanship shows through" by Caravan & Motorhome magazine (May 2001). Volkswagen based campers were the mainstay products of the 70's. Toyota entered the scene with a Camper version based on the early Toyota Landcruiser Troopcarrier offering true go anywhere ability. The Toyota HiAce in 79 with its front engine and access through the rear door enabled TRAKKA to offer a completely new range of Campers. Plywood furniture was the first initiative undertaken by TRAKKA in 1974 with its superior water resistance, strength and lightweight features compared to chipboard. Lightweight laminated plywood is still used today by TRAKKA where many manufactures are still using old kitchen type technology and compressed wood. TRAKKA was the first Campervan manufacturer to introduce battery powered compressor driven refrigerators in 1975. Compressor driven fridges are used almost exclusively throughout the industry today because of their high efficiency in a mobile situation. Cooking inside a Camper was the only alternative until TRAKKA arrived on the scene. TRAKKA introduced swing out stove units for the ultimate indoor/outdoor cooking experience. Another feature introduced into Australia by TRAKKA was swivelling front seats. Swivel seats have been a feature of TRAKKA Volkswagen Campers since 1976. The benefit of this is the additional living area gained by utilising the travelling seat as part of the living area. '76 saw TRAKKA expand into Queensland and opened a second manufacturing operation at Northgate in Brisbane. TRAKKA Queensland assembled Volkswagen campers from kits produced in Sydney. This business rapidly increased its range to include HiAce and 4WD Landcruiser conversions. In 1977 TRAKKA introduced the first heat exchanger hot water system and shower for a Campervan, a luxury only previously found in larger Motorhomes, a luxury which is now fitted to 50% of TRAKKA's today. Another important milestone in 1977 was for TRAKKA to expand to a larger 1,500m² facility in Chatswood, which enabled production to grow to cover the ever-increasing demand for Camper products. The first production Camper based on a 4WD was delivered out of the TRAKKA Chatswood complex in 1978 opening an opportunity for those wishing to explore the more inaccessible areas of Australia, and there were certainly plenty of them back then. The 4WD Camper was based on a Toyota Landcruiser and over 800 units have been produced since. The "pop top" roof has been a necessary feature on all Campervans since the early 70's because of the instant standing room they offered and extra ventilation. TRAKKA took the "pop top" roof to the next level by developing the first Gas Strut assisted roof in Australia in 1979. The roof back then was totally revolutionary and its design protected under a Patent for its first 16 years of production. TRAKKA received an Australian Design Award for Campervan Design in 1980 based on the Toyota HiAce. Again TRAKKA included many of its own features such as the gas strut assisted roof, compressor driven fridge, plywood furniture, indoor/outdoor cooking and a revolutionary folding seat system that offered a combination of single or double bed. Refrigeration being one of the most important features of a Campervan was required to keep things cool using a minimal amount of energy, a very difficult task considering the temperature extremes experienced in the Australian Outback. In early 1983 our Research & Development team sent us on a roller coaster ride trying many different alternatives, one of the most unique was that of "eutectics". Eutectic refrigeration had been used successfully on boats for many years because of its very low power consumption. The system uses a special evaporator, which includes a tank filled with water/alcohol mix that freezes up and stays cold for longer periods without having to power up the fridge. The TRAKKA system that was developed used the standard air conditioning system in the vehicle that could be used for cooling the vehicle or fridge at a touch of a button. 1983 saw the release of the next generation of Volkswagen in Australia, T3. This vehicle took Campers into a whole new dimension, having a wider higher interior, more powerful engines, five speed and automatic transmission, water cooling and eventually the famous Syncro All Wheel Drive in 1988. In 1985 TRAKKA was approached by "indelB", an Italian fridge manufacturer that could supply a variant of what we were developing, a production version of a 12 volt powered eutectic system, TRAKKA has been using their refrigerators ever since, how is that for confidence! Solar was the next revolutionary step, powering the Campers electrical system using only the suns energy, in 1985 most other manufactures thought we were crazy, but it works incredibly well and it probably took a good 10 years to get it accepted, but now there isn't one Campervan, Motorhome or Caravan manufacturer that doesn't offer this as an option. Campervans became more universally used as everyday transport, as well as around Australia escape machines, passenger safety became an all important factor, why should one compromise their safety because they travelled in a Campervan? Although TRAKKA had always been conscious of passenger safety, they embarked on a route to upgrade all their systems to the same standards as passenger vehicles. This required severe in-vehicle testing that gained TRAKKA full volume Australian Design Rule (ADR) certification from the Federal Office of Road Safety 1986, something many manufactures are still avoiding today because of cost and fear of failure! The later part of the 80's saw TRAKKA expanded its operation in Queensland to include manufacturing larger Motorhomes. The first production Motorhome was produced in 1987 based on the then new LWB Toyota Coaster Bus. This RV offered full height standing room with a built-in shower and toilet recess. This expansion led to larger and more specialised 4WD Motorhomes based on cab chassis type vehicles. Early "B" Class Motorhomes were based on the Hino chassis followed by larger "A" Class Motorhomes that featured rooftop decks with internal access and Onan generators. One of the finest examples of these custom-built Motorhomes was based on the Mercedes-Benz 4WD Unimog, the ultimate go anywhere RV. TRAKKA's expansion during the early 90's saw the Queensland operation consolidated with Sydney to increase efficiency and quality control. TRAKKA still runs an accessory and service centre out of the same site in Northgate. Motor sport is the ultimate endurance testing ground for vehicle manufacturers. TRAKKA competed in the famous Sydney to Darwin Endurance Safaris 1985, 1986, 1987 and 1990 in Campervans, an invaluable testing ground for our products (Toyota Landcruiser and Volkswagen Campervan). We only intended entering the 85 event as an experiment, but we came back with so much important data, we kept on going. All TRAKKA Campers use the technology discovered during these events even today. In the 1990 Australian Safari TRAKKA entered one of its' Volkswagen Campers for the gruelling car-wrecking rally. Everyone laughed when the vehicle arrived for the start, and didn't believe it had a chance of finishing. However, not only did the TRAKKA Camper complete the rigorous course, it won its class, and came 30th overall out of a field of 79 race-tuned rally machines and was the deciding factor for Volkswagen to win the "Overlander 4WD of the year". With the introduction of the latest T4 Volkswagen Transporter in 1992, TRAKKA could see the huge potential of the vehicle, and began to create a wide range of products to suit an extremely diverse market. Being a van with passenger-car safety and excellent handling qualities meant we could attract the family market. A new range of Multivan and People Mover products were developed. Next, because of the Front Wheel Drive, we could do a lot more under the vehicle, including an under-floor hoist for Wheelchair access. The new Volkswagen T4 vehicle saw many Recreation and Special Purpose Vehicle variants produced, including the first complete wheelchair accessible vehicle in Australia in 1993, a Camping Car model with a fully moulded ultra lightweight interior and continued development of the gas strut assisted tilt elevating roof which included, for the first time, a one handed bonnet type latching system. TRAKKA received full volume ADR Certification for many variants of the Volkswagen Transporter including SWB and LWB Campers, 3-8 seat people movers and 10 seat light omnibus conversions in 1995 (TRAKKA is still the only VW Camper, People Mover or Light Omnibus Certified in Australia). By the mid 90's TRAKKA was bursting at the seams with a huge increase in demand for its' products, which saw a need for a new purpose-built Head Quarters at Mt Kuring-gai, which was finalised in January 1999. Our new site covers an area of 8,000m² and has the potential capacity to handle over 1,000 vehicles per year. The manufacturing, administration, display area is immediately adjacent to the Berowra Bushland Reserve and the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Par
http://www.americanshowerdoor.com
American Shower Door Corporation® is the premier manufacturer of shower enclosure systems. Since 1935, we have supplied products worldwide to customers who share in our commitment to maintain the highest levels of quality, design, and service. You may choose from an unlimimited selection of creative products. Select solid brass (plated to your specification), anodized aluminum, or stainless steel metal to combine with hundreds of glass options from 3/16" to 3/4" thick. Framed or frameless, standard or a creative new design, remember to call AMERICAN SHOWER DOOR to produce the exact product to fit your construction.
Techflow specialises in making the most of water. When gravity needs a boost - in either domestic or light commercial water supplies- Techflow's range of pumps and accessories will deliver it. Techflow products feature innovative design, cutting edge technology, and meticulous manufacture. All are thoroughly tested to ensure they conform to relevant BEAB and EC Standards and are backed-up by a continual research and development programme and comprehensive peace-of-mind guarantees. All products include clear, easy-to-follow fitting instructions. Techflow's unsurpassed product support service includes a range of constantly updated illustrated literature, Technical Data Sheets for installer information, plus a Customer Helpline answered by friendly, experienced technicians. Techflow provide a complete range of Techflow Turbo pumps, Techflange systems, TP 60 Shower Pumps, QT-2 Whisper pumps, Tempest Shower system, negative head systems, hoses, valves and accessories. Click to view our Installation guides and Technical data sheets or browse the site.
RB Farquhar has designed and manufactured all bath and shower rooms for Travelodge since 1998, with production having been moved from Huntly to a custom-built new manufacturing plant in Chomutov, in the Czech Republic, in late 2003. "Travelodge was one of the first hotel chains to recognise the benefits of the prefabricated bathroom pod concept," said Michael Shand, managing director of RB Farquhar Manufacturing. "By manufacturing in quality-controlled factory conditions we can produce bathrooms with a superior finish than can be achieved on a conventional building site." "Since 1998, we have grown to become the leading producer of prefabricated bathroom pods in Europe. "We now employ over 400 production workers at Chomutov, and with seven-day working a new pod comes off our assembly lines every fifteen minutes." Travelodge pioneered the concept of roadside budget accommodation in 1985, and now has over 300 hotels in the UK, Ireland and Spain. The company was acquired in 2006 for £675m by Dubai International Capital (DIC), which has major investments in DaimlerChrysler and The Tussauds Group. Under DIC, Travelodge has unveiled an aggressive growth strategy to deliver a total of 32,000 UK bedrooms in the next five years, and become the largest budget accommodation provider in London by the 2012 Olympics. "As the fastest-growing budget hotel chain in the UK, we fully appreciate the quality control benefits of sourcing all our bathrooms from an experienced, off-site prefabrication specialist," said Travelodge Construction Director John Graham. "During the past eight years, RB Farquhar has made a major contribution to our impressive growth, and we view the company as a valued long-term member of our construction team."
Aqualisa was founded in 1977 to develop an innovation in showering: the bi-metallic thermostatic shower valve. This patented and unique technology is still at the heart of Aqualisa's phenomenal success. Its design means that an Aqualisa shower delivers more water to the shower head, controls the shower temperature accurately and resists limescale build up more effectively than conventional mixer showers. In May 2001, Aqualisa took another huge step and launched its first Digital shower - a revolution in shower design. Quartz Digital proved to be way ahead of other UK showers in terms of ease of installation, ease of use and design. Whereas a standard shower installation can take two days and require major bathroom excavation, Digital showers can be installed in as little as two hours with no damage to decor. In addition, Digital showers can be operated with one touch, making it ideal for the whole family. 2004 saw the launch of the Axis Collection, including the sleek Axis Digital shower with remote switch and body jets and a full range of solid brass bath and basin taps. 2007 took Digital showering onto another level with the launch of the ilux, Opto Digital and Visage ranges. ilux is Aqualisa's high specification, luxury range which includes a contemporary digital shower packed full of new features such as pre-programmable pre-sets an Eco setting plus it introduces a first for Aqualisa - the Digital Bath controller. Opto Digital was awarded CORGI Product of the Year 2007 and is an entry level digital shower devised specifically for and available exclusively to the installer market while Visage, is its retail sibling. Today, Aqualisa continues to develop new and exciting products and is currently boasting a turnover of £40 million.
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