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Transform bathroom designs with Abacus
Abacus Bathrooms has launched a new interior decorative wall and ceiling panelling system. The transformative M1 Series is a portfolio of fantastic panelling solutions to answer today’s demand for design-led, innovative bathrooms and kitchens. Launched
as the perfect alternative to tiles, the inspirational home-improvement range is equally at ease in both modern and classic schemes and offers the retailer and designer the edge in a competitive world. There are 16 stunning colours in total across the four ranges – White & Natural, Design, Sparkle and Concrete.
www.abacus-bathrooms.co.uk Sliding version of Crittall screens launched
Creating a seamless transition between internal areas by opening or closing space is now possible with new single or double leaf sliding doors from Crittall’s range of InnerVision interior screens. The new doors offer wider opening areas than
more intrusive hinged alternatives by virtue of their sliding design maximising use of inside room space, particularly where it may be limited. Offering the strength and ultra-slim profile which are the hallmark of the Crittall range of products the InnerVision range allows the sub-division of internal commercial or domestic spaces without interrupting the transmission of light or reducing valuable space.
01376 530800
www.crittall-windows.co.uk
TECTUS® Glass Minimalist hardware components for glass doors
PORTHOLES
LOUVRES
POWER TRANSFER UNITS
LOCKS AND CYLINDERS SPECIALIST ARCHITECTURAL
HARDWARE SUPPLIERS TO THE DOOR OPENINGS INDUSTRY
FLUSH BOLTS VISION FRAMES TECTUS® Glass – Product overview
FINGER PROTECTION
DOOR STAYS
Hinge system PANIC HARDWARE ACOUSTIC SEALS
ZERO SEAL SYSTEMS LTD UNITS 43-45 LADFORD COVERT SEIGHFORD STAFFORD ST18 9QG TEL - 01785 282910 E-MAIL -
SALES@ZEROPLUS.CO.UK WWW.ZEROPLUS.CO.UK
Find out more:
www.tectus-glass.com
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Magnetic Plate Closing Magnet
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