Vast Egger Worktop Range
Introduced at HPP H
PP have recently more than doubled their worktop offering, introducing to their range two significant product categories from Egger in the form of the Contemporary and Premium Collections.
The new premium worktop range offers trade customers the absolute latest in next generation finishes that are practically indistinguishable from solid wood and stone, but with all the hard wearing, hygienic and low maintenance characteristics expected from a laminated worktop. Egger premium worktops can help you create that high value authentic look at a lower cost, with the added benefit of easier maintenance.
Available in a selection of oaks, ceramics, anthracites and quartz effect gloss finishes, these products are perfect for those customers wanting to achieve a premium look and feel, without the need to spend on things like granite or real oak. All premium designs come with the in-vogue square edge profile, whilst some stone and ceramic designs are offered in a sleek 25mm thickness. The contemporary collection also offers a stunning selection of 3mm post-formed worktops that have
been developed to compliment the vast range of Egger sheet material currently on the market, meaning creating a suitable match in colour and texture is now easily achievable. HPP are uniquely positioned to offer this as they now offer the worktops as well as all the materials that are used in other areas of the kitchen such as doors and end panels, giving you the resources to achieve a coordinated look.
The range includes both rustic and exotic wood grains, cool stones and urban finishes alongside expert design thinking that helps to add value to any kitchen design whilst bringing the space truly to life. All Egger worktops are available direct from HPP with next day delivery.
0161 628 6100
www.hpponline.co.uk
48 BKU MARCH 2016
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