INTERIORS 51 The Curvaceous DS506
The DS506 shower screen is the latest screen from AQATA. Created from a seamless span of 8mm glass, it is the ideal way to introduce the essence of a boutique hotel into a bijoux bathroom.
This continuous single flowing curve can be used with a shower tray but is equally suitable for wet rooms.
Available in clear or grey glass, additional touches of glamour can be added with alternative finishes including chrome, gold, polished nickel, brushed nickel or matte black.
01455 896500
www.aqata.co.uk Cleverly designed CANDOR-S tap from BLANCO
One of the stunning designs from BLANCO's stainless steel tap portfolio is the CANDOR-S which features a brushed steel finish. The tap has a high-arched curved spout with a cleverly concealed pull-out hand spray; perfect for
washing up and preventing splashes around the sink area. The design also includes a vertical “off” position for the lever which allows the tap to be situated against a wall with space for wide sink models and splashbacks. The CANDOR-S tap has a basic setting of the control lever to cold start. For further information on BLANCO UK, please visit their website.
www.blanco.co.uk Spacetherm® improves thermal efficiency
The A. Proctor Group’s Spacetherm Aerogel Blanket has been selected for its superior thermal perform- ance, flexibility and suitability for space-critical applications in an impressive £14m development of Bristol Waterfront apartments. Grégoire Capron,
Project Lead at AWW explains: “We chose to use Spacetherm Aerogel Blanket from the A. Proctor Group, a high-performance insulation blanket, capable of achieving extremely low U-values, whilst providing us with the flexibility required to work around doors, window reveals, and walls with minimum loss of space.” With a thermal conductivity of 0.015 W/mK, Spacetherm Aerogel’s performance credentials qualify it as one of the best insulation materials available worldwide.
01250 872261
www.proctorgroup.com Perfect solution for a luxury en suite wet room
Creating a stunning wetroom in a luxury ensuite bathroom has never been easier, thanks to the highly versatile and flexible Modular Wet-Floor System from CCL Wetrooms, one of the UK’s leading Wetroom Specialists. The system allows any size or shape of wet room to be configured quickly and easily on a timber floor. The key to the Modular
Wet-Floor is its design flexibility, which enables a stunning linear drain to be situated in almost any position within the shower area. As the trend towards longer and narrower grills along the shower wall continues, the Modular Wet Floor System is the ideal option for creating a stunning, contemporary wetroom, in even the smallest of en-suites.
0844 327 6002
www.ccl-wetrooms.co.uk
CeraWall. The most beautiful bathrooms in the world leave no room for compromise
CeraFrame Individual. Opening up a whole new world of design freedom
The wall drain for level-access showers
The right frame for individual design
CeraFrame Individual, its elegant appearance and high precision workmanship makes it the ideal choice for exclusive bathrooms and spas. Thanks to its tileable cover plate and attractive design versions, it couldn’t be easier to tailor this innovative short shower channel to individual taste and requirements.
CeraWall, its contemporary design and use of high quality materials helps make any bathroom a luxury, yet functional space. Simple to install and easy to clean, CeraWall opens up new possibilities for bathroom designs.
Dallmer Ltd T 01787 248244 W
www.dallmer.com/en
www.dallmer.com
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