New Products BA celebrates 25 years
As one of the major manufacturers of kitchen and bedroom doors in the UK and Europe BA Components are well respected in the industry. Respect built up through 25 successful years. Celebrating 25 years in business is
It’s all in the detail
Deralam have now available large stocks of 25mm solid surface worktops ready for nationwide delivery.
For samples and Display stands, please contact our national sales office
a major milestone for any business after the economic downturn in 2008. So BA is not going to let this big birthday just slide under the table. The celebrations take place throughout the year and will culminate with their very first BAwards Ceremony in November. This year the icing on the cake for
BA has been making it to the final of the BKU Awards in June. “We are really excited about the BKU Awards in London. We want to thank all our customers who voted for us, without them we wouldn’t be where we are today.” Says David Caulfield, Sales & Marketing Director at BA Components. BA has made the final in Best Component Brand and Best Overall Kitchen Brand and they also have Charles McHugh Nominated for Best Sales Representative.
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Deralam Laminates Ltd, West Coast Park, Bradley Lane, Standish, Wigan, WN6 0YR southern depot: Units 10 + 10a Woodside Park, Foster av., Dunstable LU5 5TA
National Sales Line: 01257 478540 . Fax: 01257 478550 Email:
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Showerwall bathroom panelling offers assurance with FR specification
For projects where an FR rating is required Showerwall can be specified with confidence. The product has recently undergone rigorous testing and achieved the European standard BS EN 13501-1:2007 for Fire Retardancy with a rating of Ds1, d0. This guarantees a strong performance level against flammability, smoke generation and speed of generation. It is currently the only bathroom panelling product on the market to offer FR credentials. Available with a choice of MDF or
plywood core, Showerwall is an ideal alternative to tiling in domestic and commercial bathrooms. It is a 100% waterproof wall panelling system offering a high performance and easy installation decorative solution for shower enclosures which is guaranteed for 15 years. Panels are available in 33 designs
including stones, marbles, granites and graphic prints in a choice of surface textures. All offer an excellent alternative to tiling with the grout-free surface being aesthetically pleasing and easier to clean and maintain.
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Max value for retailers with Max-Top
Worktop specialist Max-Top has announced the launch of a new initiative that will offer UK kitchen and bathroom retailers free Max- Top Quartz displays. The company is
so confident with the quality of its product and market demand that it will be footing the bill for display units up and down the country. Stephen Moss, managing director
of Max-Top, commented: “Max-Top is completely unique in its offering; it looks fantastic, is incredibly hard- wearing, whilst being so light-weight it only takes one person to install it. “We feel strongly that the best way
to translate these USPs is by letting the product talk for itself and this is why we are offering retailers free displays.” The modular quartz surfaces are
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suitable for both kitchen and bathroom environments and at the end 2014 were installed in a number
bathrooms at the luxury 5* Alexander House Hotel and Utopia Spa in Sussex. Max-Top Quartz, which offers a 25
year guarantee, is available in up to 10 finishes including pearl white sparkle, anthracite and emerald. Stephen concludes: “We are proud
of our product and are certain that it will be a real talking point for retailers and their customers.” For more information about Max-
Top please visit our website or visit the Max-Top YouTube page to watch a short installation video.
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