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Geberit grows its bathroom offering with two newly- named collections - Select and Aspire


named bathroom collections. The wider product portfolio will provide the sector with an even greater range of washroom solutions for homebuyers.


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GEBERIT SELECT COLLECTION Geberit has launched its new Select Collection, which offers housebuilders functional, afford- able and on-trend design possibilities across Geberit’s range of space-saving concealed cisterns and wall-hung technology solutions. The collection includes several ranges that


were formerly branded as Twyford, with the popular Twyford E100 and E200 rebranding as


eberit has extended its offering to housebuilders and property developers following the launch of two newly


the Selnova bathroom series. The range includes the Selnova Square Slim S, which incorporates a narrow rim design to maintain the illusion of space in the washroom, with the modular storage cabinet and mirror cabinet also offering additional storage space – bringing design and functionality to the fore.


GEBERIT ASPIRE COLLECTION Geberit is continuing to innovate in the luxury bathroom market with the expansion of its high-end offering, now known as the Aspire Collection. The exclusive collection includes well-known ranges such as Acanto, Smyle and the iCon bathroom series. Perfectly adapted to suit smaller rooms,


Geberit’s iCon series features reduced depth washbasins and clever solutions for corners. Its modern, linear design and clear lines help create the illusion of space and the innovative storage concept offers a variety of flexible combination options for generous and practical storage. Geberit has also introduced its pioneering


Geberit ONE range, which integrates behind- the-wall sanitary technology with stylish ceramics to maximise space and create additional storage.


EVERYTHING IS CHANGING AT GEBERIT… Mark Larden, Managing Director of Geberit, explains more about the new additions: “Whether you’re new to the Geberit brand or an existing partner, we’re continuing to optimise and evolve our products and services. That’s because we understand the importance


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of meeting the ever-changing business requirements across our sectors. “The introduction of these new collections will open up a wider range of choice for housebuilders across the mid-premium and basic-mid bathroom segments. These changes will provide housebuilders with a wealth of new opportunities to offer a host of added-value specification packages and upgrades across your development portfolio.”


…BUT NOTHING IS CHANGING But, as Mark adds, Geberit’s 150 years of innovation, know-how and continual investment means that it will remain at the forefront of technology in the bathroom space – behind the wall and in front of the wall. “From bathroom solutions that offer new design possibilities, to products that lead the way in championing hygiene, sustainability and smart technology, we will continue to redefine the bathroom,” he adds. “While we continually innovate and adapt,


we also remain dedicated to working with housebuilders to provide the same great service they have come to expect from Geberit, including planning and design, technical support and accredited CPD training.”


A NEW ERA From on-trend bathroom designs to cutting edge technology Geberit is proud to be setting the standard for a new era in washroom design - giving housebuilders more choice and more selection across a wider breadth of projects.


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