94 INTERIORS Good design is
increasingly less about the aesthetics and more about the impact that the space has on our lives, and adopting a multi-sensory approach for mental and physical wellbeing
Creating a sanctuary Architects and designers have the perfect opportunity to deliver washroom solutions that provide an antidote to our ‘always-on’ society and a shot in the arm for our health and wellbeing. With a greater societal focus on how we can help combat the stresses of modern life, good design in the bathroom or space could be the key to unlocking better lives. And it is critical for architects and designers to be aware of t his opportunity.
Sophie Weston is channel marketing manager at Geberit
Stelrad launches augmented reality app
The new AR Radiator App is free and can be downloaded from the App Store for Apple and Google PlayStore for Android phones by searching for Stelrad 3D. The Stelrad 3D radiator visualiser app shows the Vita Series, Softline Series and towel rails in an easy to use radiator app. The range of radiators available from Stelrad is growing and its helpful to be able to see
these new options via the App actually against a real wall in a project or placed in a room in a new development for example.
0844 543 6200
www.stelrad.com VBH provides a safe greenteQ exit
Award winning hardware specialist VBH has added Anti-Panic emergency exit and panic hardware to its greenteQ range of products. Manufactured in Italy, which is well known for its expertise in this sector, the range consists of panic bolts and panic latches in cross-arm and push-pad versions, and is
available from VBH stock in white and silver finishes. Touch bars, mortice and electric devices, and other finishes, are all available on a special order basis. Panic latches are available as either single-point or 3-point versions. greenteQ Anti-Panic devices are reversible, cutting down on a fabricator’s stock holding and eliminating handing errors.
www.vbhgb.com Offsite Solutions awarded £2.5m contract
Offsite Solutions, one of the UK’s leading bathroom pod manufacturers, has been awarded its second contract for Moda Living – a £2.5m project to manufacture 478 steel-framed shower pods for The Lexington in Liverpool. Offsite Solutions has developed
the stylish shower pods to Moda Living’s specification which includes contemporary grey porcelain tiling throughout, square wall-mounted wash hand basin, and deluxe-sized, thermostatically-controlled rainfall shower with separate hand-held shower. A cabinet recessed into the wall adds a sleek finish and clean lines to the shower rooms.
info@offsitesolutions.com Häfele to showcase design innovations
Global manufacturer and distributor, Häfele, is set to have one of its biggest kbb shows yet as it celebrates its 40th
anniversary in the UK
and unveils some of its latest innovations, trends and services for architects, designers and specifiers. Loox, a plug and play lighting
system from Hafele, will take centre stage at the show in Birmingham and will include a wealth of new extensions to the range. Wireless wall switches, pre-programmable lighting scenes for different colours and concentrations, and a black version of the ribbon lighting are just some of the enhancements that will be showcased in March.
0800 171 2909
www.hafele.co.uk
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