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Samsung enters UK built-in refrigeration market
News just in that Samsung is making its first foray into the integrated refrigeration market, complementing the manufacturer’s existing range of built-in ovens and hobs.
New Valencia kichen in gloss finish from Apex
Apex Interior Systems have widened their range of gloss finishes in an up- to-date palette of colours to fit into any style of home - new build or refurbishment project.
The Valencia kitchen illustrates vinyl wrapped doors in an impactful and ultra-modern aubergine gloss, finished with long d-handles. The gloss finishes can be applied to most door
styles within the Apex range, including glazed doors, if required.
Apex managing director, Andrew Ashworth comments: “We are a bespoke door manufacturer so can make to any size required. No job is too small or too large for Apex.
01704 896600
www.apexinteriorsystems.co.uk
The unit (model: RL27TEFSW) boasts an A+ energy rating and a 265 litre capacity - with 193 litres available for refrigeration and 72 litres for freezing. A Power Cool Mode is useful if you need to cool food in a short space of time whilst LED lights give instant visibility of the temperature level and will warn you if the refrigerator gets too hot. Self closing heavy duty hinges will ensure that the door is not left ajar. “Following our success in the freestanding market, the next step was to make a move into the built-in market,” says Gino Grossi, Product Manager for Refrigeration at Samsung Home Appliances UK. “Our new built- in model offers exceptional functionality whilst also providing our
customers with a sleek and seamless finish to the kitchen.”
The RL27TEFSW can be bought from all major home appliance distributors. Estimated pricing from £599 - retailer and product dependent.
01932 455 714
www.samsung.com
Versatility and flexibility module by module from Shades F
ollowing the highly successful launch of its new modular furniture collection last year, and in response to customer demand, Shades Bathrooms has extended the range to include Aspen, featuring the very latest in contemporary styling in crisp white with a quality high gloss finish.
With its clean lines and minimal styling, Aspen from Shades is extremely versatile, offering endless design possibilities that enable various furniture pieces to be combined to suit the space available and create a truly individual and contemporary look. Designed to appeal to a young, style-conscious market, Aspen features a simple white slab door and includes a wash station available with either a single drawer or double drawer configuration for ample
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storage in 600mm and 900mm widths. The wash stations can be completed with either a statement sit-on basin to give the room a real focal point or a choice of more streamlined inset basins. Shades also offers a choice of two WC units to complement the wash stations, including one which incorporates valuable storage above the WC pan, making ingenious use of this wasted space. The WC units can accommodate either a back-to-wall pan or a cutting-edge wall-hung pan in order to tailor the look to the individual bathroom style. Other key pieces in the collection include a tower unit, double mirrored wall units and an innovative wall-mounted rotating cabinet, all providing ample storage space to keep the bathroom clutter-free. The collection is completed with a stylish halo
range. Shades is supporting the launch of Aspen with a new suite of point of sale material, a new brochure and a new display stand.
0845 127 5696
www.shadesfurniture.co.uk
mirror, aptly named due to the halo of light that surrounds the mirror that sheds a flattering ambient light - perfect for positioning above a washstation. Get the wow factor with the Aspen modular
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