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74 BATHROOMS & KITCHENS SUPPLEMENT Introducing the new Quooker CUBE


Following the successful launch of the CUBE in 2019, Quooker is proud to introduce its latest product development, the new and improved CUBE. An accessory that fits easily on to any existing Quooker tap, CUBE provides instant chilled and sparkling water. Now lighter and more compact, the new CUBE is easier


to install and takes up less under-sink space. It also boasts a state-of-the-art touch screen digital display panel that will show how much sparkling water is left, alerting users when cartridges and filters need replacing. The new CUBE also boasts an improved water flow for the chilled water mode.


enquiries@quooker.co.uk www.quooker.co.uk HBD10_Quooker_PR.indd 1 Titon reaches golden milestone Tap offering hots up with latest addition


Reginox is turning up the heat with its hot tap offering after launching its Amanzi II range. The Amanzi II is an instant 3in1 boiling water tap that offers instant boiling water up to 98 degrees (available across six pre-sets) and has a safety handle and insulated spout


that include anti-scalding features. The Amanzi II includes a 2.4L tank, plastic/ carbon fibre filter, 360 spout rotation and is suitable for all plumbing systems. Available in three colour ways – Copper (coming soon), Chrome and Brushed Nickel, it delivers a completely safe flow of water from the spout without any of the dangerous ‘spitting’ that is sometimes associated with 3 in 1 taps. Amanzi II replaces the need for a kettle, enabling homeowners to save both space and money and also comes with a 5-year guarantee.


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Incorporated in 1972 following the creation of the first Titon product, a window casement stay, John Anderson created Titon Hardware from his garden shed in Feering, Essex. 50 years later, Titon Hardware has gone from strength to strength and is now a market leader of window and door hardware and ventilation


products. Titon manufactures and supplies ventilation and window and door products – ranging from its signature Trimvent background ventilator (first made and patented by John Anderson in 1973) to window handles, locking systems and hinge systems as well as powered ventilation products including whole house systems and extract fans.


0800 970 4190 www.titon.co.uk


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Stuart Turner’s Mainsboost Site Survey off ers the freedom and fl exibility of completing an online form at your convenience. By inputting current systems and identifying areas with poor performance, Stuart Turner are able to off er fast and effi cient solutions for all your water pressure needs.


With Stuart Turner’s Site Survey tool, they can specify a Mainsboost system tailored to your individual requirements. Simply complete the online form, providing details about your property, and Stuart Turner will calculate a suitable system for you, often instantly!


01491 572655 www.stuart-turner.co.uk/mainsboost-survey


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