PRODUCTS | Bathroom trends Bathroom trends
What’s making a splash in the market Compiled by: Vicki Evans
VADO | Tablet iO
The Tablet iO from Vado is a new collection of four thermostatic shower valves. The showering kit is an extension of the popular Tablet range and aims to be chic and versatile with a clean-cut silhouette and simple controls. The thermostatic features help with the overall safety of the shower and Vado’s All Flow technology makes sure all outlets can fl ow simultaneously when required. Tel: 01934 744466
www.vado.com
ESSENTIAL BATHROOMS | Montana
The Montana range from Essential Bathrooms is a budget-friendly collection for small spaces. The range has 12 all-in units that include a basin, storage and a fl at surface in 1,000mm, 1,100mm and 1,200mm sizes, with left- or right-handed options. The units have a variety of sizes, but are all designed for compact spaces, such as cloakrooms or en suites. The colourways available are white and grey. Tel: 0800 634 2600
www.essentialfromideal.com
DESIGN HACKS
How to add windows to any type of wall using Virtual Worlds
Daniel Kirkbright, training manager at Virtual Worlds, explains how its software allows you to make easy adjustments when adding windows to sloping ceilings
t Virtual Worlds, we understand that not all rooms are the same. As a designer, you’ll often have to make clever design choices around awkward spaces, such as adding roof or dormer windows to a sloped ceiling. And making adjustments to fi t the space is incredibly easy with Virtual Worlds. Firstly, you can create any number of sloping ceilings or angles to a room, which can be changed at any point in the design process. Then, as required, you can add as many windows and mixes of roof, dormer, and standard windows as required.
A Adding windows
Just like adjusting the slopes of a ceiling and wall, window lay can be edited in a variety of different ways, even after they have been inserted. An additional feature of Virtual Worlds is being able to control the recess depth of a window – handy when creating a deep dormer window, for example. Window styles can be edited, too, adding glazing bars, leaded glass, obscure glass, or stained glass. Furthermore, window iron- mongery can be added, along with sills and vents, making a base model window have many different looks.
In case you needed to test the design a little, each window has animated opening sequences that match the opening mechanism you’ve selected. Virtual Worlds gives you the confi dence to design exactly to your customer’s requirements.
You can also view a video that explains this Design Hack at www.kbbreview/virtualworlds.
Adjust ceiling slope and angle
NOVELLINI | Infi nitive
Novellini has launched a new rainbow collection of baths as a way to bring some brightness and well- being into the bathroom through colour. The collection offers a range of shades, including yellow, pink, blue and orange. The bath has a spa-like quality with the ambient LED lights around the base. It is made from Novotech, which is a solid surface that is curved to create the walls of the bath. Tel: 01727 229922
www.novellini.co.uk
54 BC DESIGNS | Crea
BC Designs has launched the new Crea bath, which is said to be versatile and suitable to fi t in with both traditional and contemporary bathroom designs. The freestanding bath is made from Cian solid surface. It is available in white polished, silk matt and all eight ColourKast colours. It measures 1665mm x 780mm x 530mm with an approximate weight of 85kg. The bath has a 10-year guarantee. Tel: 01206 827100 www.
bcdesigns.co.uk
Move windows after being inserted
For more information, please e-mail sales@
virtualworlds.co.uk or call 01908 663848.
· May 2021
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