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New design: Free hanging solo in textile


Ecophon’s free-hanging sound absorber, Solo, has a new design with an exclusive textile fabric cover. Ecophon now offers a full range of high-quality acoustic solutions; including both textile and standard free hanging units. “By adding texture and colour, Solo Textile adds a design aspect to a great acoustic environment. It creates an atmosphere that engages the ear, eye and mind” says Jonathan Cherry, Managing Director at Ecophon. The free hanging sound absorber is square shaped (1200x1200 mm) and comes in seven complementary colours. The textile is a high-quality polyester with a pattern of fine ribbing which gives the fabric a subtle texture. Ecophon’s sound absorbers have a small environmental footprint; they are 100 per cent recyclable and are made-up of 62 per cent recycled glass. Ecophon’s products meet the highest standards for circularity, indoor air quality and fire safety. “Solo Textile is a good example of how design and function can harmonise, and create, environments that are both eye-catching and foster well-being. It opens up ways to express different styles, without sacrificing the quality of the product or the environment” says Jonathan.


01256 850977 www.ecophon.com/uk New tile mosaic range rolled out


Designers and developers, as well as specialist bathroom and wetroom contractors all stand to benefit from the introduction of the new Slicedstone mosaics range on a roll, launched by Marmox (UK) Ltd. The palette of colours available under the Slicedstone brand extends


from Copper, Bronze, Beige and Graphite to Autumn Leaf, Mars Stone and Sea Stone. There are also three mosaic mixes: comprising Beige Stone, Copper Stone and Slate – Lava Stone and Lauze – then Slate, Lava Stone and Sea Stone. The laser cut 25 x 25mm or 50 x 50mm tiles provide a crisp and regular finish offering stunning visual impact.


01634 835290 www.marmox.co.uk Highest turnover for Washroom Washroom


Last year, leading washroom designer and manufacturer, Washroom Washroom, enjoyed its eighteenth consecutive year of growth, achieving its biggest single year-on-year increase in turnover – up 30.5 per cent on 2018’s previous record. As well as completing more


projects than ever before, last year the company also undertook an extensive refurbishment programme to extend its factory and increase its in-house manufacturing capability by around 20 per cent.


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