Refurbishment power

01 June, 2004

The task of installing power and IT cables in refurbished offices in the Civic Centre of the London Borough of Harrow has been achieved using Marshall-Tufflex Sterling Profile 12 trunking. This trunking has a large profile, 255 by 50 mm, and is a 4-compartment system that can be subdivided into four compartments using special dividing fillets. The extendible base gives additional centre compartments as required, and the system can accommodate a busbar assembly. David Coyle, senior electrical engineer with the London Borough of Harrow, has long experience of using Marshall-Tufflex products. He says, ‘Sterling Profile 12 offered a cost-saving solution to retro-fitting office power and IT supplies, combined with a good finish that has made it look really excellent.’ sales@marshall-tufflex.com

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