Solutions for every bathroom challenge launched by new Aquacabinets® A
quaCabinets® is a new brand of bathroom furniture joining the portfolio from Bathroom Brands. In direct response to the four UK bathroom demands of limited space, unerring style, the damage caused by water and humidity and colour-fade associated with UV light, AquaCabinets provides a flawless answer for each.
The AquaCabinet® range of fitted bathroom furniture brings together a compelling mix of elegant, tough, fade resistant cabinetry that features stylish gull-wing and curved doors, high gloss finishes in a range of on-trend colours and the exclusive-to-AquaCabinets, movement-sensor internal lighting. The eleven different ranges comprise; modular and fitted, floor-standing and wall-hung, basin and WC units each incorporating technology that ensures resistance to damp and the fading effects of natural sunlight.
The range includes c<
image007.jpg>ounter-tops in luxury Carrera marble for stylish ceramic vessel basins or seamless Quattrocast® vanity tops. Door and end-panel finishes are available as high gloss in white, reef, black or ocean. Illuminated Mirrors with demisting pads complement the range along with a contemporary collection of basin mixers and bath fillers. There are innovative solutions for the smallest spaces including the ingenious AllinOne cloakroom along with complementing ranges of basins, brassware and accessories. Pictured: AquaCabinets® D1000 Ocean with Marble – features a 1000mm combination of two 500mm wall-hung soft-close drawer units in Ocean with Carrera marble splash-back and vanity top and round vessel basins. Also featuring the exclusive movement-sensitive internal drawer lighting. u0845 5390055
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