New Products
Glasen from David Clouting has got the ultimate high gloss look
Glasen, exclusively distributed in the UK by David Clouting, is an innovative interior film developed by LG to be laminated onto the back of a glass sheet to provide the ultimate high gloss finish - both in looks and surface performance. Utilising high pearl printing techniques to give stunning 3D effects, Glasen film is ideal for both domestic and commercial interior applications including: Splash backs, Kitchen and Bedroom doors, Flooring, Wall Panels, Work surfaces, Table tops, Headboards, Radiator covers, Hotel and Office reception areas and Bars and Restaurants.
David Clouting offer a range of Glasen film designs such as Burnt Amber (pictured) that will revolutionise how decorative glass can be used. Glasen is certified to act as a safety film, achieving European EN12600: 2003-04 Classification.
01376 518037
www.davidclouting.co.uk
Simplicity reflects class from HiB
Since taking all product design in-house, leading British bathroom products supplier HiB has been able to offer a greater variety of choice to cater for all tastes.
A wide base of bathroom customers opt for clean lines and simplicity in product design and two mirrors from HiB's latest collection provide exactly this.
Indiana and Nevada are rectangular designed mirrors, both mounted in a high quality aluminium frame, and can be hung in portrait or landscape format.
The Indiana mirror is 60cm high and 40cm wide while the Nevada design is 70cm high and 50cm wide. Both are 3.5cm in depth.
020 8441 0352
www.hib.co.uk
Improved formula Ultra Tile grouts with simplified product data
The Ultra Tile grout range consisting of FlexJoint, WideJoint and FineJoint is now available in new packaging sporting bright new colours, a modern design, simplified product information and ideal bag sizes.
Both FineJoint and WideJoint are formulated to provide a hygienic finish that is mould-resistant and water-repellent. FineJoint is suitable for joint widths from 1-12mm and WideJoint up to 20mm.
The improved formula of Ultra Tile FlexJoint grout has been designed with the trade for the trade. The product offers an improved super fine
Carron Phoenix introduces Sanitized® hygiene protection
Carron Phoenix’s granite sinks just get even better because as from 1st June, the company is introducing the world-class Sanitized® anti-bacterial system across all of its granite products. This superb benefit also comes free of charge as no additional price premium will be made for it – good news for retailers looking to have an edge in a competitive market.
The advanced Sanitized® technology means that silver ions are embedded into Carron’s granite material during the manufacturing process, providing long lasting anti-bacterial protection by reducing
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microbe growth by an impressive 99% according to independent testing, as well as preventing cross contamination. Sanitized® is also non-toxic, odourless and without taste giving an assurance of confidence.
Says Neil Clark, sales and marketing director at Carron Phoenix: “Sanitized® gives our granite product yet another inherent benefit that can only help boost its appeal even more widely to consumers.”
01324 638 321
www.carron.com
texture; is polymer modified for ultimate flexibility; and suitable for use with underfloor heating. All products are available in a choice of colours including: white, cream, limestone, sandstone, chocolate, grey and anthracite.
Ultra Tile FlexJoint and FineJoint are available in 3kg and 10kg bags; Ultra Tile WideJoint in 10kg. All three products are suitable for use in kitchens, bathrooms, swimming pools and power showers -internally or externally on walls or floors.
01827 871871
www.ultratileadhesives.co.uk
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