En suites and cloakrooms | PRODUCT FEATURE


Symphony’s Novara vanity unit in matt indigo


Utopia Roseberry in Rose Quartz


says: “Wall-mounted mixer taps are a good choice as the pipework can be hidden without the need for a pedestal. Avoid tiny sinks that make thorough hand-washing difficult and inevitably splash water everywhere. Both the cloakroom and en suite are used multiple times a day, so if homeowners spend money anywhere, it should be invested in good quality brassware. Statement brass finishes can add warmth and character, working well in small spaces.”


Wall-hung Grohe’s Ugbaja adds: “As interior designs evolve and customer demands adapt, at the top of the list for WC design is the wall-hung model, offering a minimalist design and a more spacious look and feel, with just the WC bowl and flush plate visible. The ceramic of the WC is lifted off the floor for a spacious look, while also making maintenance and cleaning easier, with less surface area on show. “A wall-hung WC is supported by a concealed flushing system like the Grohe Rapid SL and Rapid SLX, both of which are Quiet Mark certified for quiet flushing and peaceful homes.” Where sanitaryware is concerned, hi-tech shower


WCs are likely to “become a standard feature in many homes in years to come”, according to Martin Carroll at Duravit, who comments: “Shower toilets are an affordable option when considering the features over a standard WC or bidet, and as knowledge increases and consumer habits change towards hygiene post-Covid, we will see an increased demand for shower toilets.


“The shower toilet is better for the environment as it uses less paper and less water for flushing.” „


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