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SHOWER PANELS ALSO PROVIDE THERMAL INSULATION WHICH MEANS THEY ARE NOT WARM TO THE TOUCH BUT THE HEATING CAN BE TURNED DOWN A NOTCH


insulation, which means that they are not warm to the touch but potentially that in the areas where they are installed the heating can be turned down a notch or two. Panels that are slim and lightweight are also easy on the installer – an important consideration when weighing up manual handling risks on new build sites (and for renovation projects come to that). Most can be cut to size on site using standard plumbing tools and are usually simple to install in six simple steps. It’s always worth fi nding and following manufacturers’ instructions which will be in the delivery box.


There are six simple installation steps:


• Starting with a clear space or the tiled area, set up the aluminium profi le sie by measuring to the top point of the installation area and cut the profi le to the right sie using a hack saw or angle grinder.


• Screw the resied profi le into the corner of the installation area.


• easure and cut the fi rst panel to size using a rail saw, then remove the


backing plastic and add the sticky tabs and polymer glue to the rear of the panel (referring to the instruction booklet for tab and glue positioning).


• easure and cut the end profi le, add clear silicone and slide on to the panel. Using a sucker, manipulate the glued panel and profi le onto the wall


and into the central profi le.


• Repeat the process with all other panels.


• Once all panels are in place, seal up where the panels meet the shower tray (or skirting boards, basins and cupboards if in whole room installations).


Of course, just like tiles, there are a myriad of colours, styles and patterns which can be used to create a beautiful focal point in any bathroom. There are even mix and match panel options available. Think wood panelling on the bottom half of the panel and tile-styles on the top half for a classic option. Metallics, marbles, tiles, trees, leaves, wood, herringbone – whether it is a modern, traditional or classic bathroom there is a style to suit. Wall panels are cost-effective, easy to clean, durable, waterproof and simple to install. So, why not give them a whirl?


Amanda Mills is marketing manager for Kinedo (the shower brand of Sanifl o)


Introducing HiB’s Adorn furniture range: Ideal for housebuilding developments and projects


H


iB’s new Adorn furniture range presents an ideal solution for modern bathrooms in housing developments and projects.


The new range, which was launched this Spring, combines contemporary style with practical design features, to off er a look that is right on trend. Developed for durability, the Adorn range includes robust metal drawer boxes that ensure


longevity and practicality. A notable feature is the useful hidden drawer, which provides additional storage space for essentials without compromising on style. Elegantly, curved corners and an arch-top


groove detail on the drawer fronts, make Adorn an eye-catching range, and with wall-hung compact units available in 60 cm and 80 cm widths, it is ideal for various space requirements. “Adorn marks the next revolution in Novum


furniture design,” says Rob Pattern, HiB Novum and Sanitaryware category manager. “By seamlessly combining quality, functionality, and design—featuring elements like metal drawer boxes and a hidden drawer that we know housebuilders and homeowners will love— we are off ering a practical and stylish solution that enhances bathroom spaces.” Adorn is available in three matt fi nishes:


Terracotta, Olive and Mushroom and the range also features matching back to wall units. Additionally, the Adorn range is compatible with HiB’s Edale furniture basin and vessel basin countertop combinations, allowing for personalised touches to suit individual styles and preferences. Emily Sprason, HiB’s contracts sales adviser


said: “We are really excited to off er the new Adorn range to our customers because it off ers the functionality and durability to withstand everyday use in the bathroom, but it also off ers


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a truly stunning design that complements so many of the current trends. It really is a fantastic solution for UK bathroom projects.” For more information about the Adorn


furniture range and to view the latest HiB Novum brochure, visit the website.


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