RECENT PRODUCT NEWS

The Movastop from Primera Life is a fullheight safety rebate ‘slim enough to fit even the narrowest of door frames’, and built from aluminium for strength, which the manufacturer says ‘will not warp or twist, and doesn’t need painting’.

Following ‘significant demand from existing and potential customers’, Knightsbridge Furniture is set to expand its Extreme furniture collection – designed specifically for challenging environments – with the addition of Lucy Extreme and Sierra settees and chairs, ‘improving choice for care homes and hospitals across the country’.

Building on its success ‘over many years’ in the mental healthcare market, Fendor will launch a new ‘stripped back’ window, CareVent, aimed at general hospitals and other care facilities, which it describes as its ‘answer to standard double glazing’, offering strength and longevity, thermal performance, and additional security features’.

A new range of ‘cost-effective’ murals that the company says ‘are visually striking, and can transform corridors or rooms into a vibrant, meaningful space for all who live, visit, and work there’, will be shown by Care Home Murals at the Care & Dementia Show (taking place at the NEC Birmingham from 3-4 November).

Assa, part of Security Solutions, a division of Assa Abloy UK, has launched a KeyPad escutcheon that features multi-factor authentication, providing extra security for its SMARTair wireless access control system.

Life-Line is a new gated key system from Primera Life designed to limit the potential for service-users to block a key-way in an attempt to prevent clinical staff from operating the locks in a secure environment.

Yewdale says ‘a zero ligature risk within the washroom environment is now a reality’ following its unveiling at May’s Design in Mental Health 2015 event of the SafeDoor by YewdaleKestrel.

At May's Design in Mental Health 2015 show Safehinge launched its new Symphony doorset 'package' – 'a fully coordinated door safety system for mental health and dementia care'.

Intastop has launched a range of vision panels that it says ‘provide discretion, while simultaneously allowing increased visibility’.

Apollo Fire Detectors has unveiled the new addressable detectors which form the initial line-up in the SOTERIA detection range, described as ‘the next generation in fire recognition technology’.