Bathroom Furniture
Croydex gives bathrooms a 20 minute makeover
Croydex, the bathroom accessories specialist, has launched a range of bathroom furniture which can be put together in less than 20 minutes. This fuss-free flat
pack furniture can be clicked together to create a range of durable vanity units. The added bonus is that there is no need for any drills, screws or glue. The Click ’N’ Lock
range features products that come in a variety of styles and finishes to suit any bathroom. Product and Procurement Director,
Peter Pegden said: “Even if they are daunted by the idea of DIY, our Click ’N’ Lock range means it has never been simpler or quicker for people to create smart new storage space.” The new collection includes the
floor standing Norton Vanity Units which come in two different sizes and feature a brilliant white gloss finish and include an integrated ceramic basin.
For increased ease, a variety of Click
’N’ Lock products also feature Croydex’s patented Hang ’N’ Lock bracket, which provides a safe and simple solution for hanging units on a wall. These include the Chinnock Vanity Units which come in two different sizes and include an integrated ceramic basin and two soft close drawers with metal handles. For more information call Croydex.
u01264 365881
uwww.croydex.com
Thicker is Slicker with the latest launch from Ellis Furniture
A
s part of a strategy to accelerate business with both new and existing retailers,
manufacturer Ellis Furniture has launched a host of exciting new designs to add to its comprehensive collection. The latest products offer retailers excellent margin opportunities, are backed by a full marketing and retailer support package and available on short lead times.
The bathroom collection sees a new on-trend
range of thicker 52mm worktops and cladding panels in 10 contemporary colours, providing designers with freedom to create a distinctive yet practical bathroom at a great price. The beauty of the 52mm worktops is that they work as well in a contemporary design as they do in a more classic layout, as shown here where the new Mali Wenge 52mm worktops combine perfectly with the 1891 Hepworth range in Cool Grey. New additions to the high selling Hydra range
include a Coco Bolo design bringing a tropical feel to the collection along with a fresh Mali Wenge design providing a great opportunity to contrast with sanitaryware, worktops and splashbacks. To top off the bathroom introductions Ellis has
added a Gloss Light Grey to the Ikon range and introduced a new family of super competitive basins and WCs, all available with free fascia cut-outs, making fitters’ lives a little easier and ensuring a perfect fit every time.
Heima - a stylish storage solution from Roca
Maximising storage potential in the bathroom in the most stylish of ways, the Heima furniture collection from Roca is a versatile range, available in three finishes and four sizes. Designed to be combined with a
variety of Roca washbasins, Heima can be configured to suit the space available, with base units available in widths of 1200, 1100, 800 and 600mm widths, plus a complementary column unit for storage of larger items. With a space saving syphon, the drawers of the base unit are fully extendable to
make the most of the space available, while an inner drawer is perfect for storing smaller objects where they will be easy to find. The drawer interior has a fabric lining for a quality finishing touch. Heima can be chosen in the latest
on trend finishes of Wood White (pictured), Textured Ash and Matt Dark Grey, with soft-close doors and drawers as standard and optional legs.
u01530 830080
uwww.uk.roca.com
1891 Hepworth Cool Grey with 52mm Mali Wenge worktop and cladding panels
30 BKU JUNE 2015
u01484 514212
usales@ellisfurniture.co.uk uwww.ellisbathrooms.co.uk
Hydra Coco Bolo with 52mm Coco Bolo worktop
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