SPOTLIGHT: JAMES LATHAM
White Bathroom design by Moblaje Anchelu
Image: HI-MACS Alpine
GROUNDBREAKING SURFACE DESIGNS James Latham produces seamless, beautiful spaces with HI-MACS®
solid surfaces
James Latham is a major distributor of HI-MACS®
in the
UK and Ireland where it is fast becoming the preferred solid surface choice among interior designers and architects in the bathroom sector.
fabricate. The unique composition produces a material that leaves nothing to be desired in terms of creative freedom, offering limitless design possibilities. Supplied in thicknesses of
B
12mm, 9mm and 6mm, HI- MACS®
is available in 113 colours
and with many new additions to the range for 2012, it is versatile and adaptable, allowing groundbreaking and original ideas to be brought to life. Plus, the benefits of using HI- MACS® solid surface in the
oasting visually seamless lines, HI-MACS®
is non- porous, durable and easy to
bathroom don’t end there. This hard wearing material is also extremely sanitary and the material holds a specialist hygiene certificate, making it particularly suited for use in these environments. The extensive HI-MACS®
portfolio now also includes 22 designs of sinks and 13 vanity basins – available in over 60 colours - to complement any bathroom either in a commercial or domestic environment. Architects, interior designers
and bathroom installers will also be keen to know that the full range of HI-MACS®
for download in CAD software- compatible format by clicking on
www.himacsuk.co.uk
For more information telephone 0116 257 3415, email
marketing@lathams.co.uk or visit
www.himacsuk.co.uk
Fabricator - Hofmann Innenausbau, Germany
Material - Hi Macs Alpine White
Image: colours is now available
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