bathroom designs
Maxxus and Minimax by
Wetroom Innovations
A winning combination for wet- bonding of adhesive, tanking or vinyl.
rooms, new to the UK after two The unique Minimax drain, for vinyl
years of development, resolving or tiling, projects only 62mm below
the issue of high quality and value. Maxxus, yet flows 48 litres/min. The
Maxxus wet floor facilitates level-access Maxxus has the patented NOOD no-
showering, relieving floor space and odour trap without a water seal, being
offering mobility with freedom and easy well received by the NHS. BBA
access. One of the strongest products approved, both the Minimax and
of its kind, Maxxus sustains a 470kg Maxxus have a 25year warranty.
load over 400mm joist centres. Only For further information telephone
23mm thick, it reduces installation time 01629 815500, email wetroomin-
to one hour. No under-boarding novations@hotmail.com or visit
required. No lease agents to inhibit www.wetroominnovations.com
TRY SOMETHING NEW
‘token’ water saving eco friendly suite,
in fact ten of their WC’s are available
in 4.5/3 litre options proving their
Impulse Bathrooms is a new force in and Radius and traditional suites commitment whilst ensuring that styl-
the “Complete Bathrooms” market- Hadrian, Genevieve and Rochester ish designs are not forsaken. Six
place. Manufacturing its own suites, for those customers looking for modern style baths designed specifi-
baths and brassware, Impulse con- something to suit a period style. Most cally for the UK market complement
trols the product designs and quality of the suites have multiple options. the suites range. They all conform to
of the products made. It adopts the For example there are 25 WC’s to relevant British Standards and are
highest of the standards applicable select from including wall hung, back produced from sanitaryware grade
across the various markets its prod- to wall, close coupled and close cou- composite acrylic sheet, precisely
ucts are sold into around the world. pled back to wall. There are also colour matched to Impulse
Top quality and high standards are of many basin options including vessel, Bathrooms vitreous china. Designed
the utmost importance. There are 12 semi recessed, recessed and semi specifically for the UK market there
plus suites to choose from; contem- pedestal versions. Impulse Bathrooms are also five different ranges of brass-
porary suites include Intrigue, are also committed to the issue of ware available from Impulse.
Odessa, Zeto, Serene, Impala, saving water and supporting environ- For further information visit
Tribune, Impact, Monica, Kapello mental policies and do not just have a www.impulsebathrooms.co.uk
PEGLER INVESTMENTS
Pegler Yorkshire Group has revealed ity dedicated to the manufacture of
new product launches planned for TMV’s. This includes spending some
this year, including a new £250,000 on new manufacturing
Thermostatic Mixing Valve (TMV) equipment and a further £80,000 on
range, backed by millions of pounds new additions to the testing labora-
of investment in new machinery tory. The performance of the
throughout the business. The TMV’s products remains as high as ever, but
are branded under the Prestex name the Prestex TMV is designed to be
and manufactured and assembled more compact and lightweight. With
completely in the UK. Improving less material used in manufacture,
design and quality have been key the TMV is more environmentally
drivers for the new product, while friendly than ever before, costing
basing everything in Doncaster is less to produce and transport: in
also delivering environmental bene- both money and emissions.
fits too. Over £300,000 worth of For further information 0870 1200 284
investment in new machinery has or visit www.pegleryorkshire.co.uk
gone into the latest part of the facil-
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