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Back to nature with Keller


The new Nature’s Choice kitchen for Keller (pictured) is an elegant, industrial scheme which highlights natural tones and textures. There is a clever interplay between the lines of okapi wood and vibrant cactus green. Pictured are melamine-fronted Bolton doors in Cactus and Bronx doors in Okapi. The design of the


back walls, with LED lighting behind the pillars and up- and down- lights on the glass shelves, accentuates the natural theme as does the tip-on island unit. Keller is well known for offering the widest range of colours and fi nishes in the kitchen furniture market.


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Four Evomod 1000kW output boilers from Ideal Heating – Commercial Products have been installed at Beetham Tower in Manchester, which has the distinction of being one of the UK’s tallest buildings outside of London. Available in 250, 500, 750 and 1,000 kW outputs, the Evomod will achieve an output


up to 1 MW from a single unit solution together with a minimum footprint that enables the product to be installed where space is limited. Each module provides a maximum of 250 kW heat output and will modulate down through a sophisticated control system.


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