PRODUCT INNOVATIONS A modern yet traditional twist
Cotswold stone has long been used for traditional dry stone walling, but this most beautiful of limestone material is now becoming a popular product for modern construction. Consider landscape gardening projects – It is ideal for exterior and interior facing/cladding. For a different architectural project the stone is perfect to face gabion baskets – a modern twist, but a great natural walling effect. The technical department at Smiths are very helpful and will give advice on quantities and local and nationwide deliveries. Smiths presents a traditional product with traditional applications but a beautiful modern twist. For more information telephone 01869 331281, email
sales@smithsbletchington.co.uk or visit
www.smithsbletchington.co.uk
Fitting the bathroom mould
The brand new Lustre Worktop collection from UK manufacturer Mereway Bathrooms is inspired by opulence and beauty. Continuing to lead the way in innovation and design, the new range comprises 14 avante garde finishes in stunning marble, granite, sparkling and solid colours that offer infinite design possibilities for bathroom designers. A superior product that’s made to last; new Lustre worktops boast a high quality construction whilst offering consistency in colour and finish. Lustre is a completely solid cast product which is manufactured from natural materials and pigments mixed with a durable resin binder then topped with a high-gloss polyester gel coat, making its surface highly durable, heat resistant and extremely hygienic. Integral moulded basins are right on trend currently and Lustre is available in a variety of seven shapes and sizes to suit, with oval and square designs in semi countertop and inset options within the range. For more information telephone 0121 706 5750 or visit
www.merewaybathrooms.co.uk
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