40 INTERIORS Adapt to the needs of ‘generation rent’


A Parliamentary report is maintaining that landlords need to adapt, to take a share of the growing ‘Generation Rent’ sector. The adapting applies to their properties, creating environments that enable older tenants to live independently. Potentially they can do so


free of charge, using the Disabled Facilities Grant. Closomat, Britain’s leading provider of toilet & bathroom solutions for independent living, has devel- oped innovative packages to assist landlords in equipping for the future. Closomat’s Palma Life has been specifically developed for landlords- social and in the PRS. It combines supply and commissioning of a Palma Vita wash & dry (smart) toilet with a total 10 years’ service & maintenance support, in one.


0161 969 1199 www.closomat.co.uk Multi award-winning Nexsys from Kaldewei


The multi award-winning Kaldewei Nexsys shower surface, an innovative four-in-one complete installation ready system, is available in 17 colours and 20 dimen- sions, with three surface finishes and five stylish design covers, offering around 5,000 possible combinations for individual bathroom design. It combines the best of two worlds – all the advantages of an enamelled shower surface with the modern design of a shower channel. As well as brushed stainless steel, the high-end design


cover is available in polished stainless steel, polished gold, brushed rose gold and alpine white. All Kaldewei steel enamel bathroom solutions are 100 per cent recyclable and are supplied with a 30-year guarantee.


01480 498 053 www.kaldewei.co.uk Happy D.2 Plus from Duravit


Happy D.2 Plus, is a unique collaboration between Sieger Design and Duravit, the bathroom series takes inspiration from the archetypal open oval format of the original Happy D design classic. The new series includes; bath tubs, curvaceous above the counter wash bowls, consoles and match-


ing cabinets in a variety of colours and striking surfaces. Circular mirrors add a chic energy to the washing area, combined with the new colour variants the Happy D.2 Plus brings a vibrant energy to the bathroom.


01908 286680 www.duravit.co.uk Launch of Vechi traditional-style hot tap


Reginox has launched Vechi, a three in one instant boiling hot water tap. Part of the Amanzi collection, Vechi adds both style and modern convenience to the more classically designed kitchen, and offers the perfect partner to any ceramic sink. Both standard hot and cold water are dispensed through an


elegant 360o temperature of between 75 and 98o


swivel mixer spout. Boiling hot water, which has an adjustable c, is instantly dispensed via the child-


safe spring locked handle and runs independently through the centre of the spout, ensuring the tap is always cool to the touch.


01260 280033 www.reginox.co.uk


CCL Wetrooms launch Tilesure


CCL Wetrooms have launched Tilesure, a new Butyl Waterproofing and Decoupling Membrane, suitable for waterproofing wetroom floors on timber and solid floors. Tilesure is an evolution of the market leading RIW Tilesafe bitumen-based membrane. Tilesure is a 1.4mm self-adhesive membrane containing a copolymer layer and polypropylene top fleece. The new membrane has superior decoupling properties of up to 12mm, ensuring that any movement in the floor substrate is accommodated, preventing the grout and floor tiles from cracking. Thanks to butyl’s durability and greater temperature tolerances, Tilesure can be installed simply and easily on-site at all temperatures. Tilesure is quick and easy to apply and once installed, is ready to be tiled upon immediately. Tilesure is compatible with silicone sealants and creates a secure waterproof barrier that is guaranteed to remain waterproof for the life of the wetroom tiles. To view the installation of Tilesure Waterproofing & Decoupling Membrane, why not take a look at the latest short animation from CCL Wetrooms, which brings the process to life. Simply scan the QR code.


0844 327 6002 www.ccl-wetrooms.co.uk WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK


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