DESIGNER PORTFOLIOS SURFACES COMPONENTS
Tristone UK Tristone UK, the exclusive distributor of Tristone Solid Surfacing is challenging the norms of bringing bespoke products to ordinary consumers. Providing a durable and repairable product, Tristone is the choice for the practical minded individual. With hygienic non-porous surfaces, seamless joins and limitless design potential, discover quality that costs less!
Tristone UK 01642 616880
tristonesurfaces.eu COMPONENTS
Salice’s Eclipse has it covered Salice’s Eclipse pocket door system is recognised as the market leader, with movement that features soft opening and closing, cam-assisted opening action, and a simple installation and adjustment. The system arrives fully- assembled and slides into clips on the side of the cabinet and is then secured by 2 screws.
Salice
01480 413831
saliceuk.co.uk
APPLIANCES
Space Tower
The ultimate solution for larder units. Available in various designs and finishes to suit all budgets. Full extension pull-out that can be opened individually providing an excellent view of stored items, which are accessed directly from three sides. They come delivered with each pull-out fully assembled and complete with hinge kit and installation instructions. Display Incentives available.
LDL Components Ltd 01225 438188
ldlonline.co.uk
Smart New Cooking Choice from Prima+ The “Prima+” cooking range from PJH’s upgraded Prima Appliance Collection includes a range of high spec ovens offering many desirable new features. The PRSO108 single oven boasts a huge 76-litre capacity, white LED touchscreen digital display (with live temperature readings), removable glass and door for easy cleaning, ten cooking functions and optional Telescopic Rails.
PRIMA APPLIANCES 0800 8 77 88 99
partners.pjh.uk
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