KwickScreens KwickScreens provide innovative solu- tions to space management, enabling you to create private, dignified and personal spaces adaptable to multi- ple uses. The original KwickScreen is the world’s most portable and flexible partition screen. Set on castors, the screen extends up to three metres, re- tracting into a slim aluminum frame. The new KwickScreen Air embodies all these original features, but with an ul- tra-lightweight fixed-to-wall design and increased 180-degree flexibility in its range of movement. For more informa- tion, contact johnt@kwickscreen.ca or visit www.kwickscreen.com.


Arcade 24” Pedestal Basin Comprised of fine Italian vitreous china, the new Arcade 24” Pedestal Basin is available with a pedestal base, console legs (pair), or a console and glass shelf in polished chrome or pol- ished nickel finish. The 24-inch Basin and Metal Console Set brings a slight contemporary twist with an airy glass shelf and sleek metallic slats, available in either a polished chrome or polished nickel finish. Available in Canada through the Forte Group showrooms: Astro Design Centre, The Royal Flush Boutique, and Cantu Bathrooms & Hardware Ltd. For more in- formation, visit www.crosswaterlondon.com.


RunTV RunTV, by partner VO2 Media, offers exercisers multiple channels, presenting inspiring human-powered short films, training tips and expert coaching from fitness professionals, as well as stunning in- teractive trails. From thrill seeking extreme environments to chal- lenging runs, rides and climbs in some of the world’s most iconic and stunning locations, all networked Precor cardio equipment will sync effortlessly with RunTV. For more information, call (800) 786-8404 or visit www.precor.com.


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