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Architectural Metalwork; Bathrooms & Washrooms
Cistermiser AKW Medi-Care
Bob Gosine lives with his two delightful AKW’s enhanced range of showering, daily
daughters who have a physical disability living and kitchen products can now be
that leaves them with insufficient strength in seen in their new 2009 product catalogue
their arms and hands to operate handles. and technical guide. AKW have launched
As a result a Cistermiser Easyflush system their 2009 catalogue earlier this year, so
was installed and has proved perfect for the that it truly is a 2009 edition. In addition to
Gosine family needs. Easyflush is a WRAS the traditional paperback catalogue AKW
Approved product that employs a single has once again invested in producing a
infrared sensor to operate a dual flush WC digital edition of the new catalogue.
valve and also complies with the DDA. Not only does it help meet the growing
It is a hygienic, user-friendly system ideal demand for digital media but it provides
for domestic use, especially where less customers with even more accessibility to
able or elderly people are involved. the product range.
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JS Air Curtains Kermi (UK)
JS Air Curtains has Kermi’s support for Specifiers
designed, supplied and starts at the early planning
installed four brushed stage, the Specialist Sales
stainless steel air curtains Team are available to assist
at the offices of with advice in relation to
Associated Newspapers planning and product selection
in Kensington. The 2.5m and a comprehensive range of
air curtains were joined Catalogues are always
to create a pair of 5m available. Proven Contract
wide air curtain systems Control systems guarantee a
that keep cold air out robust supply chain designed
during the winter and air conditioned air in during the summer. to meet the demands of the build programme. Whether the project is
JS also supplied and installed a more standard 1.5m Windbox air Residential or Commercial Kermi offers a range of carefully price pointed
curtain above a single external doorway at the Derry Street entrance. products to suit all needs. A high level of stock is maintained at the UK
It has an output of 3,700m
3
/h with up to 22.5kW of heating. headquarters for nationwide delivery.
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Kohler
Bathrooms are often the smallest yet most used room in the house,
with many home owners wishing they could have more space.
When space is limited and there isn’t the option to knock down walls
or extend, the most effective solution is to create ‘an illusion of space’.
One way to successfully maximise and flaunt the floor space is to opt
for wall-hung furniture. Wall-hung furniture is becoming increasingly
desirable among consumers, as it is the ideal solution for making
smaller bathrooms, such as en-suites and cloakrooms, look larger,
offering increased storage and a spacious floor area. This instantly
makes a bathroom look larger because a clutter free room combined
with a large floor area creates an immediate illusion of more space.
Kohler recognises the demand for increased space in the bathroom
and offers a large selection of wall-hung furniture to choose from.
For those who want the ‘real thing’ solid wood is an option over
veneers or laminates. The benefit of bringing real wood furniture in to
the home is that each piece of furniture will be unique due to the grain
variance and will age beautifully, giving any bathroom a bespoke feel.
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