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INTERIORS Schlüter-LIPROTEC shines a light on interior design


Schlüter-Systems has strengthened its portfolio of bathroom systems for the UK domestic market through the availability of advanced control light technology which enhances aesthetics whilst also offering almost unlimited creative choice. Encompassing the latest LED technology, Schlüter- LIPROTEC creates restful lighting for relaxing spaces, or bright, colourful lighting for a busy family bathroom or kitchen. Schlüter-LIPROTEC has a broad range of applications, from direct or indirect lighting effects, enabling the interior designer, architect or property owner to illuminate feature walls, pictures, tiled areas such as shower enclosures or study spaces, kitchen countertops and stairways; in fact, anywhere the creative mind can conceive a plan for. The collection offers the option of neutral white, warm white or RGB+W LEDs; the latter allowing for coloured and white LEDS on a single strip, to generate coloured light or temperature-controllable white light, which can be selected from 2500 K to 6500 K. The system can be programmed to deliver a choice of 16 million colours via a Bluetooth app and remote control. Suitable for moisture-prone areas such as kitchens, bathrooms and showers, the LED strips are completely encapsulated and conform to IP67 protection rating. The lihtin collection embraces the compans extensie rane of bathroom fi nishin solutions chlter Systems’ customer services team is on hand to offer project and technical support with CAD detail.


01530 813396 www.schluter.co.uk nug fi t SBH11_Schluter_Interiors - Bathrooms_DPR.indd 1


Individual style is in and creating a snug room is a great way to show it – says Crittall Windows. Planning a new look for your home? It seems anything goes these days – the trend is for individual style. With many of us spending more time at home, householders are increasingly design savvy in creatin a personal stle to re ect their lifestles An impactful wa is to be inspired, be adenturous  be ou, sas ussell Aer, manain director of Crittall indows, a pioneer of bespoe steel frame window manufacture for almost  ears Creatin a cos snu room is a reat wa to show indiidualit and er in oue As is sharin natural liht throuhout our home hile the nature of a snug is to make it comfy, clever use of glazing via internal steel screens, doors and windows – made to order to your personal needs – ensure light is let in throughout the home and they look stlish, without compromisin warmth and cosiness or example, matchin combinations of Crittalls minimal profi le windows and nnerision internal laed steel screens with slidin or hined doors are bespoe and desined for modern liin, proidin a liht and air sense of space heir eleance and clean lines, subtle detailin and excellent technical properties can transform our homes loo he mae a snu room  althouh small b its nature  seem bier, with the added benefi t of eepin down our heatin bills b usin a smaller area


01376 530800 www.crittall–windows.com SBH03_Crittall_Interiors - Doors_DPR.indd 1 SBH Social Media QP_Golden QP 10/05/2021 13:13 Page 1 09/03/2023 10:14


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