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Mist free bathroom mirrors with demista™ First launched over 26 years ago, demista™ heated mirror pads have been sold to hotels, specifiers, architects, house builders, and supplied through electrical wholesalers and bathroom retailers. The self-adhesive pads are slimline and easy to install, simply fix in position and wire in to the electrical system either through the lighting or a separate switch.


demista™ 01932 866600 demista.co.uk


BATHROOMS


Elation for Ideal Bathrooms


Following an extensive review of their furniture portfolio, Ideal Bathrooms are delighted to announce their appointment as the sole national distributor for Elation furniture.


Elation furniture is a brand from April Products who partnered with Ideal Bathrooms in 2015. This partnership has been highly successful for both parties and, April Sales Director Richard Martin comments, “It’s hard to imagine just how much more support a distributor could give to a brand than given by Ideal Bathrooms to the April enclosure brand. We have no doubt at all that they will offer the same support to our Elation brand.”


Ideal Bathrooms 0800 634 2600


idealbathrooms.com Elation Ikona


Selecting sanitaryware just got simpler Abacus Bathrooms leads the trend for pared-back, naturally beautiful design in 2017 with a new line-up of crisp sanitaryware. Part of the brand’s new Pure & Simple Collection, the sanitaryware range is designed to provide the core building blocks for multiple bathroom styles.


Abacus Bathrooms 0345 850 50 40


abacus-bathrooms.co.uk


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