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AKW launches new virtual showroom


AKW is pleased to announce the launch of its easy-to- navigate and use virtual showroom. Freely accessible to all via www.akw-ltd.co.uk/virtualshowroom, it features eight different bathrooms that are fully fi tted out with AKW products. Created with specifi ers, installers and end users in mind, the virtual tool helps those who can’t visit the company’s two physical showrooms in Droitwich Spa and Middlewich explore AKW solutions in realistic room settings. The spaces in the virtual showroom include a dementia-friendly bathroom, options for retirement and care settings, and wet rooms and bathrooms suitable for social housing. Three display walls also feature shower seats, grab rails, and electric and mixer showers. The virtual showroom is also highly interactive, with many of the products in the bays offering quick links to specifi cation sheets or videos for visitors to access more information. It is also possible to alter the colour of some of the bathroom wall panels and see AKW’s Bathroom for Life – a bath- to-wet room and wet room-to-bath solution – in action.


01905 823298 www.akw-ltd.co.uk/virtualshowroom


ANSELMI The concealed hinge system for residential doors


ANSELMI


• completely concealed hinge system for residential doors


• for timber and aluminium frames • for unrebated residential doors • 3D adjustable • load capacity up to 60 kg • opening angle 180°


• hinges with reduced frame part 21 mm available


www.simonswerk.co.uk It all hinges on excellence.


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