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Linear tile range draws the line for 2016
ing linear themes. At the heart of the range sees a mixture of thick and thin candy-striped tiles setting a strong graphical stance for the complimenting styles. Harmonising these, Prototype also features a mixture of geometric lined tiles that echo the look of futuristic electrical computer circuits. These unique and innovative tiles can be used to produce spectacular patchwork feature walls.
0121 753 0777
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Sublimated Trascenda is permanently patterned
or even recycled glass composite sheets, so that permanent images are transferred into the material. The host agglomerate sheet retains all of its technical properties, so these beautiful surfaces are non-porous, low maintenance and resistant to heat, impact, scratch, stains and chemical cleaners. The standard Trascenda range currently comprises three distinctive design collections. Trascenda solid surfaces for the home are available to order from Granite Transformations showrooms.
01892 509690
www.trend-group.com
Glass mosaic and decorative solid surfaces specialist, Trend has launched its new Trascenda agglomerate range. Created using cutting-edge dye sublimation techniques, the distinctive designs are embedded into the surface of Trend’s slimline granite, quartz, porcelain
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Solus Ceramics has launched another inspirational range within the architectural and interior design industry for 2016, introducing beautifully illustrated, graphic wall tiles. Prototype offers endless possibilities to architects and designers alike, who are looking to create dynamic and striking designs, through the mix of three scintillat-
New remote flush buttons from Geberit
More than half of UK householders would locate the flush away from the traditional area behind the toilet, given the opportunity to do so, new research has revealed. As many as 30 per cent of us would prefer to site the flush to the left or right of the WC, rather than directly behind it. “Just because the flush button has before now always been found behind the WC, doesn’t mean this is where it always has to be,” comments Rafaella De Vittorio, marketing director at
Geberit, which conducted the research. “The launch of the Geberit Type01 and Type10 flush buttons gives homeowners the freedom to position the flush within 1.7metres of the toilet, be it for practical or aesthetics reasons.”
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www.geberit.co.uk Maxwood stars in London’s West End
Stylish commercial washrooms from Maxwood have a starring role in an impressive development in London’s West End. The new building at 55 St James’ Street creates over 23,000 sq ft of Grade A office accommodation, designed to attract a high calibre of tenant. The internal fit-out includes high quality male,
female and DDA compliant washrooms, custom-made and installed by Maxwood over seven floors. In keeping with the project’s prestigious specification, the washrooms feature a distinctive cast of luxury materials, from real wood veneer cubicles and decorative glass duct panelling to high performance hardware with an attractive copper-coloured finish.
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monza aluminium column radiator
Ideal for low temperature renewable systems Ideal for high pressure systems The latest patented european technology A unique aluminium radiator design Half the weight of steel 82 vertical and horizontal sizes Delivered within 3 working days
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