VBH New PAS24 Hardware Solution For Heritage Flush Sash Door

Date: 14 February 2019
Source: www.vbhgb.com
VBH New PAS24 Hardware Solution For Heritage Flush Sash Door
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Date: 14 February 2019

After extensive research and development, VBH launches a bespoke range of PAS24 hardware for Deceuninck’s Heritage Flush Sash Door.

Suitable for single or double doors, the new range has been tested at BSI to the PAS24:2016 standard enabling Document Q compliance on new-build projects.

The new hardware suite is also covered under the Q-secure security and greenteQ 10-year corrosion guarantees for an all-round robust solution.

The greenteQ hinge is available in five different finishes, and is manufactured from heavy duty zinc.

Rob Norman, Systems Sales Manager at VBH says: “The heritage flush sash market is growing strongly, so we wanted to create a PAS24 approved solution that is also covered under our own guarantee so that installers have the tools to sell both great looks and assured security. In fact, we’re so confident of the quality of our products we manufacture and supply, that homeowners registered under the Q-secure guarantee can get up to £3,250 towards associated costs with a break-in, should access be achieved.”

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