FLOORS & FLOOR COVERINGS; HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY 41 Wireless takes electric radiators to new heights


When it comes to wireless control technology, Electrorad has taken the market to a whole different level with a series of electric radiators that may be controlled using a smartphone, tablet, or computer, and even by voice command. While Electrorad’s Digi-Line range enables homeowners to control their heating from anywhere in the world – courtesy of Electrorad’s CleverTouch App – the Vanguard WiFi range goes one step further and is one of the first to


have voice control compatibility with the market-leading Amazon Alexa. Whether it’s to turn up the heat or reduce the temperature, the radiators’ heat output can be controlled simply by talking to Alexa.


www.electrorad.co.uk Integrated piping system an ideal solution


A highly efficient pipework system from manufacturer Pegler Yorkshire, has delivered infinite benefits to endless modern construction projects across the UK, including a recent project by Scottish company Arc-Tech.


“Our integrated piping system fulfils the demanding briefs set by today’s architects and specifiers giving installers confidence in the fitting and commissioning process,” said Eleanor Johnson Fittings Market Manager for Pegler Yorkshire. “The heat free, push and press fit technology offers compatible pipes, fittings and valves and is an ideal solution in a variety of projects and continues to grow in popularity across all sectors.”


brochures@pegleryorkshire.co.uk Schiedel launch the ScanFire Opus


Schiedel Chimney Systems, in collaboration with Firepower Ltd., have designed a new minimalist inset system featuring the Opus Tempo 70i stove within a highly insulating pumice-based frame and chimney. This one-stop solution for architects and designers allows a real fire to be specified for any new build, with the chimney and


installation design work already done. This design also won the Best Flueing and Ventilation category at Hearth and Home in Harrogate 2018.


For more information please contact Schiedel by calling. 0191 4161150 www.schiedel.co.uk


Mitsubishi Electric creates social communities


With the government forecasting that heat pumps will overtake gas heating over the next decade and to coincide with the launch of Mitsubishi’s Ultra Quiet Ecodan air source heat pump, two social communities, on Facebook and Instagram have been set up to provide consumers and heating installers with regular updates


and tips on the company’s latest efficient, renewable heating systems. The Facebook page offers a selection of videos and images that provide information on the Ultra Quiet Ecodan, detailing its uses, specifications and unique characteristics that set it apart from alternative heating solutions. On the Instagram page, followers will be treated to a range of graphics that highlight the benefits of choosing to install the Ultra Quiet Ecodan.


01707 278666 www.heating.mitsubishielectric.co.uk


Floor styling with Bona Inspiration gives wood floors a new look and a new lease of life


new concept to inspire homeowners to renovate and update the look of their floors. It’s called Bona Inspiration and it consists of five stylish looks that reflect emerging trends - all developed in cooperation with Swedish trend analyst, Cay Bond. Renovate or replace? It is an agonizing decision for many homeowners. Floor styling with Bona Inspiration offers a unique solution. It gives consumers the best of both worlds by delivering fashionable new looks – everything from brushed and oiled finishes to pale lacquered or dark rustic looks - without the cost or environmental impact replacing the floor. The concept was developed in close


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co-operation with the renowned Swedish trend analyst, Cay Bond. Cay believes that a home showcases your personal identity more than anything else. “The floor has an incredibly important role to play in this, and a cleverly restored floor can change a room and a home dramatically,” she says. Guided by Cay’s eye and expertise, the new range offers visual effects that are in line with


ow do you give an old wood floor a fresh new look? The Swedish floor-care company, Bona, has come up with a


emerging trends. Moreover, homeowners are not restricted to making minor modifications to their existing floors. They can also create a brushed and oiled effect where none existed before. Bona’s Product Manager, Patrik Mellnert, sums it up neatly: “By using Bona Inspiration to style your floors, you can do magic with an existing floor in just a few hours.” • The concept includes the Nordic Shimmer range, with its four stylish variants that capture the tranquil Nordic spirit.


• For a choice of three rustic looks to bring out your inner garden, choose Garden Atmosphere.


• In contrast, New Modern is a style for comfort and self-expression that goes beyond trends and traditions.


• Malibu Dreams is the essence of California: warm and welcoming, free-spirited and rustic, but above all chic.


• Finally, there is Touch of Grace for when you want to keep a hectic lifestyle calmly grounded. Marketing Director Retail EMEA and APAC Jessica Nissander explains, “We wanted to make it easier for homeowners to change the look


and feel of their homes, and our floor styling range does just that. You can choose between different looks and styles and create a whole new feeling, just by renovating your floor.” Bona also offers a unique service that puts


homeowners in touch with local Bona Certified Craftsmen. “These trained experts know exactly how to use our sanding and brushing methods, varnishes, oils and paints,” says Jessica.


01908 525 150 www.bona.com


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