Insights
Insights
Practical guides for hospital, pharma, laboratory and office projects in Egypt.
Laboratories6 min read
Fume hoods: what to plan before you buy
Ducted or recirculating, how they are tested, and what to plan before ordering.
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Office furniture6 min read
Office furniture specification guide: tops, edges and E1 boards
Desk tops, edges, boards and screens: what to specify and what to ask for.
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Laboratories7 min read
Laboratory fit-out checklist: from survey to handover
The steps that keep a lab renovation on programme, from survey to handover.
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HPL interiors5 min read
Compact vs standard HPL: what is the difference?
Solid panel or thin sheet on board: how to choose between the two.
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Vinyl flooring6 min read
Anti-static, dissipative or conductive flooring: what is the difference?
Three performance levels, two test standards, and how to pick for theatres, labs and pharma.
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Vinyl flooring5 min read
Vinyl flooring thickness: 2.0 mm or 3.0 mm for hospitals?
When 2.0 mm is enough and when heavy trolley traffic calls for 3.0 mm.
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HPL interiors5 min read
Compact HPL toilet cubicles: thickness and what to ask
Why 12 mm is the usual thickness and what to ask your supplier.
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Security glass5 min read
Tempered vs laminated glass: safety, security and use
How the two safety glasses differ and when to use each.
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Security glass6 min read
What is securit (tempered) glass? A thickness guide
How tempered glass is made, how strong it is, and which thickness to choose.
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Laboratories5 min read
Stainless steel 304 vs 316: the lab and pharma guide
What separates the two grades and when a lab or pharma plant needs 316L.
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6 min read
Epoxy, phenolic or stainless: choosing a laboratory worktop
Epoxy, phenolic, compact HPL or stainless steel: which fits your lab.
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Vinyl flooring6 min read
Homogeneous vs heterogeneous vinyl: which for a hospital?
How the two constructions differ and where each belongs in a hospital.
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