kitchens, bathrooms and washrooms


An extension of design


Pegler Yorkshire has extensively increased its range of kitchen brassware and produced ‘The Kitchen Collection’ brochure, which is entirely dedicated to the existing and extended range of products. It showcases a range of styles suitable for all kitchens and is underpinned by the superb quality that is synonymous with the Pegler Yorkshire brand. The brochure offers an informative and comprehensive look at the selection of taps and mixers, designed to meet the needs of any environment from domestic to some commercial. Francis Pegler is the luxury range of kitchen mixers supplied by Pegler Yorkshire and exhibits a selection of styles and finishes. The Galiceno, a straight spout spring tap mixer, is a real statement piece, being both contemporary and practical in its styling. The range also encompasses a range of taps which supply BRITA filtered water along with hot and cold domestic sink fill water, and the PERFORMA brand will also be complemented by additional kitchen products, giving further choice to specifiers. All models incorporate advanced water control technology and can help customers conform to water conservation with the use of additional flow regulators, if required. For further information, telephone 0844 243 4400, email brochures@pegleryorkshire.co.uk or visit www.pegleryorkshire.co.uk


FSC paper


composite worktops R


ichlite, established in 1943 in USA has now been introduced to the UK and is available in


a choice of seven colours and thicknesses (6mm to 75mm). Made from layers of FSC paper bonded with VOC free Phenolyic resins, it is extremely strong (literally bullet proof!), durable and water impervious. It stands heat temperatures up to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and is virtually maintenance free. It has been widely used for commercial and residential kitchens because of its excellent hygienic properties and yet is equally at home in industrial, hardworking environments. Architects have used the material for cladding, wall decoration and furniture. Richlite can be machined and sanded just like wooden worktops and has an appearance similar to slate. For further information, telephone 01392 421111, email info@richliteworktops.co.uk or visit www.richlite.com


Formica® F ormica® Bespoke


High Pressure Laminate


Bespoke High Pressure Laminate (HPL) has been used in the MTV headquarters in Camden, London to stunning effect. Bespoke designs from the Surface View®


collection were


chosen to transform the male and female washroom cubicles of the building. The Formica Bespoke


laminate service allows unique designs, patterns or photographs to be reproduced on to High Pressure Laminate using either digital or screen printing techniques. Two striking designs from the extensive Surface View®


portfolio have been used; Bamboo ll


by Nic Miller has been reproduced on to the cubicle doors in the male washroom area and Flowerheads, again by Nic Miller, in the women’s washrooms. For further information, telephone 0191 259 3100, email Samples.uk@formica.com or visit www.formica.com


ASSISTANCE IN THE MARKET


Kermi have responded to market demands with the launch of the Diga Mini a version specifically aimed at the less able market. The product is particularly relevant to the wetroom segment and in installations where wheelchair entry is required. The unique Diga foldaway hinging principle allowing easy access is embodied in the new Diga Mini and the weight reduction achieved by the reduction in height makes it even easier to use.


Kermi engineering underpins the design and safety glass conform to DIN EN 12150 in line with all Kermi products. A wide range of width options are available and “KermiClean” glass is an option for hard water areas to minimise cleaning. Finishes available for the profiles are High Lustre Silver, Matt Silver or White RAL 9016. For further information, telephone 01536 400 004 or email marketing@kermi.co.uk


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