56 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; INTERIORS


Introducing Midas™


220 mixer shower range


Bathroom specialist Aqualisa has announced an additional series within its premium Midas™


220 mixer shower collection,


featuring an elegant black metal finish. The Midas 220 in Black makes a bold, contemporary statement, and satisfies the growing demand for black bathroom products and accessories. Manufactured to


exceptional standards, the Midas 220 in Black series is equipped with a thermostatic brass body and brass handles, and each model complies with Water Regulations Advisory Scheme (WRAS) criteria for quality.


OMNIE’s new generation Ultimate2 system


Heating and renewables specialist OMNIE has once again developed an advanced solution to speed the installation of low build height underfloor heating (UFH), which also fits within its Tileover selection and offers significant cost savings. Further enhancing the established Ultimate system, the Ultimate2 board consists of XPS insulation – improving output while the unique 2-3 mm deep diffuser channel surrounding the multi-directional runs increases screed contact with the pipe, thus cutting the warm-up time. The overall installed depth of just 27 mm leaves plenty of room for tiles to be laid on top without the need to trim doors or skirting in retrofit situations. The upper surface is pre-primed so the RS Flex leveling screed can be directly applied to achieve a strong bond; while the pre-glued lower surface – with peel-off backing – ensures the panel can be rapidly installed across the subfloor without the need to apply additional adhesive.


01392 363605 www.omnie.co.uk Sanifos makes Glamping possible


Galley Hill Farm in the Lincolnshire Wolds has recently expanded from five to 10 pitches plus two sizeable glamping pods complete with bathroom, bedroom, kitchen and living room thanks to the Sanifos from Saniflo. The proposed space did not have sufficient gravity fall to reach the septic tank, which was 70 m away, and required a pump to discharge the waste. A Sanifos 610 underground


lifting station provided the perfect solution; with sufficient capacity to accommodate more units in future. The Sanifos 610 has a 612-litre tank and is offered with a choice of one or two pumps.


020 8842 0033 www.saniflo.co.uk 01959 560010 www.aqualisa.co.uk/midas-220-black Changing places & accessible showers


Horne shower panels employ inclusive design for effortless operation. Low torque (fist only) levers are well-marked & shaped for easy identification and control. The ingenious design, using fishing- reel technology, of the handset holder carriage provides excellent grip yet is extremely easy to adjust, with added pull-tab for wheelchair users.


Matching grab rails provide additional support and are suitable for pairing with shower, accessible bath, basin or WC. Available in white or deep orange (optimised contrast/colour for ageing eyes), Horne grab rails accommodate a maximum load of 150 Kgf.


01505 321455 b.link/Included EDITION 90 SQUARE by KEUCO


EDITION 90 SQUARE fittings and accessories by KEUCO make a striking addition to any bathroom, with strong contours and continuous architectural lines, combined with a delicate, fine almost filigree design. Innovative technology is combined with traditional manual


expertise; the art lies in the precisely detailed grinding and polishing of each individual element before they are electroplated. The range includes three different sized single-lever mixers for washbasins, a wall- mounted spout mixer in various lengths and a bidet fitting, plus high-quality accessories including towel rails and tumbler holders.


01442 865 220 www.keuco.com


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ADF DECEMBER 2021


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