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WHAT’S NEW? DRILL-FREE NICHES AND


SHELVES FOR NO DAMAGE Installers, designers and homeowners know the issue too well. If accessories such as shelves and niches need to be added at any stage after the initial framework build, drilling through the tile and stone will damage both the covering and the waterproofing behind. Schlüter Systems offers a portfolio of shelves and niches which eliminate the need for drilling; while providing valuable, stylish storage. Whether they are installed along a wall, in a corner or niche, the practical shelves are available in hundreds of design and colour combinations and include options that can be retrofitted.


The Schlüter-SHELF collection includes several shapes to fit in a corner as well as an option that can be installed anywhere within the wall area if it is in line with the grout joint. Installation is easy as no drilling is required, and the shelf simply integrates into the grout joint with the use of a sealant. A benefit of choosing the corner options is the versatility that comes with it – the shelves can be retrofitted, creating an effortless update without having to make big changes to the bathroom.


An example is the rectangular niche shelf – Schlüter-SHELF- N-S1 – which is ideally suited to the prefabricated niche Schlüter- KERDI-BOARD-N/-NLT for a precise fit during tile installation. Schlüter- SHELF-N shelves have dimensions 30cm × 8.7cm. Matching designs are available in KERDI-LINE-STYLE and KERDI-DRAIN-STYLE drain grates


COUNTRY CLASSIC


Ceramique Internationale has expanded its highly popular Country House collection with the launch of its new Colworth tile range.


Named after the Grade II listed 18th century mansion near Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, Colworth is a 100mm x 200mm wall tile in the classic Metro size.


It is available in three vibrant colours - Ruby, Ocean and Forest – as well as subtle Snow. Each tile has its own unique mixture of gloss and mat surface textures, incorporating three- dimensional glaze effects to create visual and tactile interest.


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for a coordinated finish. There are many modern options to choose from; Classic, Tile, Trapezoid, Floral, Curve, Square, Pure and Wave; brushed stainless steel or textured coated aluminium; and textured coated aluminium in eight TRENDLINE colours and 190 My Design RAL colours.


Schlüter-KERDI-BOARD-N niche sets are not only convenient and stylish; the prefabricated element makes installation simple, while they can be integrated into the Schlüter-KERDI waterproofing system as a bonded waterproofing assembly. They also


Extremely versatile, the Colworth can be laid in various vertical and horizontal layouts.


Director of Ceramique Internationale Peter Vann said: “Country houses are packed with classic tile designs and styles which lend themselves beautifully to more modern - and modest - settings.


“The ceramic Colworth tiles will bring charm and a touch of class to any space. They are a welcome addition to our Country House inspired collection, which also includes the Harewood, Ragley and Cowdray ranges.”


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offer enormous freedom of design thanks to four different dimensions and the option to integrate a shelf for double the storage space. The rectangular niches can be installed either vertically or horizontally and all niches are supplied with a prefabricated KERDI collar.


Lastly, Schlüter-ARCLINE comprises a range of profiles that feature high-quality accessories such as towel hooks, toilet roll holders and toilet brushes. The accessories can be positioned in the profiles without drilling so can be adjusted at any time.


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