92 INTERIORS; SAFETY & SECURITY


FASTCHARGE to the home and office


Knightsbridge has boosted its collection of pop-up and FASTCHARGE chargers with the introduction of innovative pop-up ‘towers of power’ that come in a choice of cap finishes and combine sockets with USB outlets. The towers comprise three 13A sockets – operated by an on/ off backlit rocker switch – with in-built dual outlets that supports both Type-A USB and Type-C charging compatible


with QC3.0 (Quick Charge) and PD FASTCHARGE. The ports charge 80% faster than a standard 5V DC 2A charger and can deliver up to 50% charge in under 30 minutes with compatible phones.


01582 887760 www.mlaccessories.co.uk Drawer delights from Keller


Keller Kitchens is well known across the UK’s residential and contract markets due to the impressive flexibility in terms of designs, colours and finishes. Finishes comprise veneer, melamine or lacquered while matt, silk, high gloss and structured lacquers are available in over 1950 NCS colours.


The latest innovation is the Merivobox from BLUM which can now be incorporated into any Keller scheme. As standard, the kitchens are equipped with the Antaro drawer box which has been known for years for its high user comfort and beautiful design. The Merivobox offers an alternative if the design demands that extra something.


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ADF FEBRUARY 2022


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