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Becker Acroma China
Becker Acroma China, Hong Kong was established in 2001 and
serves the needs of our customers in China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Australia and New
Zealand. Qingdao branch has now been extended to include its first production facilities
in China and Asia. It also includes a new warehouse, technical lab, office and the first
technical centre in Asia. Three representative offices, in Shenzhen, Harbin and Shanghai,
service the Chinese mainland market. Taiwan, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand
markets are serviced by well established distributors/retailers.
We offer the woodworking industry high-end, top-quality
technology products that boost productivity.
We maintain close relationships with our customers, providing
them with professional, technical support for all their wood finishing needs.
We are also backed by an extensive R&D organisation that enables us to offer
our customers environmentally adapted solutions.
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Becker Acroma Sweden
Becker Acroma develops and manufactures solutions for the
global wood finishing industry. And we deliver directly and through our Syntema
distributors and retailers.
Our approach to the wood finishing industry lies in our
Swedish roots.
We work hand-in-hand with our customers to create customised
systems, products and methods that help their business grow, while creating a
cleaner environment.
Because these two vital factors must co-exist.
We are also helping the wood finishing industry make the
transition from solventborne solutions to waterborne and UV solutions, by
uniting chemistry and mechanics to produce environmentally adapted products
that give the best possible finish.
It's in our nature.
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50,000 Piece Parquet Floor Gets The Becker Acroma Treatment
A parquet floor consisting of 50,000 pieces of timber has been meticulously coated with Becker Acroma’s Parquet One lacquer, in the renovation of a Dublin church of extreme historical importance.
The former St Mary’s Church, which dates from the 1700’s and is grade 1 listed, was transformed from a derelict state to become a unique contemporary bar and restaurant, known as John M Keating’s. The building has been classified by the Irish Minister for Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands as having “intrinsic historical interest”.
Christy’s Architectural Salvage, carried out the work on the floor. Christy’s imported the timber from Scotland, fitted and machined it with precision, and then applied Becker Acroma’s Parquet One lacquer.
Christy Duncan, of Christy’s Architectural Salvage said, “This was a very high profile job with a Grade 1 listing, so Parquet One was specified by the architect for a high quality finish.”
David Rickarby from Becker Acroma (Ireland) explains why Parquet One is ideal for this kind of project, “Parquet One is a 100% waterborne polyurethane lacquer with high durability and low odour, so it is perfect for a situation such as this where quality and preservation are key issues. It is also fast drying and meets BS7044 (1990) for slip resistance, which is important in a building for public use.”
St Mary’s is one of Dublin’s earliest examples of a galleried church and was highly significant in the development of public architecture in Ireland. Many famous names are connected to the church; Arthur Guinness, founder of the Guinness Brewery was married there and services were attended by author Jonathan Swift and John Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church.
For further information about the Parquet Floor Protection Range call 01440 765400, email flooring@becker-acroma.co.uk or visit www.becker-acroma.co.uk.
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Issued by Becker Acroma Ltd. For further information, contact Frances Armstrong on 01440 765400 or by email, frar@becker-acroma.co.uk.
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