36 bathrooms & wetrooms Thermostats now feature a glass surface
White glass and gleaming metal emphasise the clear design language of the latest ‘Select’ shower products from Hansgrohe. A high-quality glass surface, elegant design and intuitive operation make the new concealed ShowerSelect thermostats an attractive addition to any bathroom. Their clear design blends well with modern architectural trends and the white
glass surface fits harmoniously into every bathroom environment. The thermostats can be combined with Hansgrohe’s existing product portfolio and the new Rainmaker Select showerheads.
01372 465655
www.hansgrohe.co.uk
On The Level – complete wet floors
internal walls. 24mm thick at the perimeter edge, the complete floor can be cut and trimmed on site if any adjustments need to be made. Suitable for new build projects and refurbishment.
01525 373202
www.onthelevel.co.uk
A complete wet floor from On The Level is a made-to-measure interlocking flooring system incorporating a bespoke showering area with a choice of waste position. The complete flooring system is designed and constructed in the factory and delivered ready for a quick and easy installation, saving labour time on site, plus it can be designed to function as a template to take
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Kaldewei is renowned for its premium manufactured steel enamel baths and shower surfaces and now washbasins represent the logical expansion of the existing product portfolio. Alongside new product collections, washbasins are available to complement Kaldewei’s most popular ranges, offering customers a comprehensive design scheme from the
shower area to the bath and washbasin –all meticulously crafted in Kaldewei 3.5mm steel enamel. Depending on the model, Kaldewei washbasins are available in up to four sizes.
01480 498053
www.kaldewei.co.uk Enq. 137 RAK launches Harmony bathroom range
RAK Ceramics has launched its new Harmony bathroom range. Harmony offers a luxurious, Italian-designed range of sanitary ware and basins, complemented with stylish matching furniture. All of the products share a simplistic but stunning look; the curved lines of the sanitary ware and the furniture’s sleek design features –
including push/release drawers and ambient lighting – providing a stunning bathroom design at an affordable price. Options include full back-to-wall, close coupled and wall hung designs. 01730 237850
www.rakceramics.co.uk
Sanifloor plumbs another possibility
Say NO to bathroom Pull-cords Sensors can be fitted
behind most materials to suit your particular décor!
Sanifloor from Saniflo is a shower waste with a suction pump and sensor that enables the installation of level access showers and wetrooms in situations where gravity drainage is not an option. The discharge pipework is 32mm wide and the flow rate of the suction pump of 25l/min at 3m is compatible with the latest waterfall and rainshowers. There are three
models available each with an integrated non-return valve to ensure water never backs up in the pipes, and a sensor, which is activated when water in the waste/gully reaches a certain level.
020 8842 0033
www.saniflo.co.uk CCL Wetrooms extend range
www.sensor.co.uk Tel: 01548 511498 ~ Fax: 01548 511393
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CCL Wetrooms has extended its range of wetroom grills and tapered boards for use with its market leading wetroom drains. The increased range provides customers with a greater choice of grill sizes for their wetroom projects. CCL Wetrooms has increased their range of linear floor and wall grills from four to nine standard lengths: 600mm, 800mm, 900mm,
1000mm, 1100mm, 1200mm, 1300mm, 1400mm and 1500mm. The grills are available in four different finishes, comprising Solid, Oblong Slotted, Square Slotted and the latest Stone-Infill Grill.
0844 327 6002
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