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New hygienic, waterproof epoxy grout wows the crowd at SPATEX 2022
is often the best solution. ARDEX EG 18 Plus is a new, improved
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formula three-part epoxy grout that provides a hygienic, durable and impervious finish. Launched first with great acclaim and
interest from architects and contractors at SPATEX 2022 – the UK’s dedicated international pool, spa and wellness show which took place last week, ARDEX EG 18 Plus locks the colour within the filler, ensuring improved, longer lasting colour- tones. It also provides for easier mixing and easier application with an epoxy grout float. Improved rheology ensures the grout holds
well in the joints – even on walls. What’s more, ARDEX EG 18 Plus cleans off far easier than other epoxys: emulsifying pads are not required (but can be used if preferred). Installers can just clean off with a good quality sponge – even on heavily
textured, anti-slip tiles. The easy clean-off can begin from just 15
minutes after application, but with a long clean off time of 45 minutes there is no need for installers to panic or rush as the grout is
hen tiling swimming pools, wet areas or installations that require hygiene protection, an epoxy grout
removed simply by sponge up to 60 minutes after application. Ideal for swimming pools, bathrooms,
hydrotherapy spas, hospitals, domestic and food preparation areas, ARDEX EG 18 Plus can withstand full loads after two days of curing. After seven days it is resistant to aqueous
salts, chlorine water, commercial cleaning agents, dilute mineral acids. Available in White, Bahama Beige, Silver
Grey,Grey andAnthracite it can be used from 2 mm to 12 mm joints – perfect for any installation or design where a hygienic or water impervious grout is required. Want to find outmore about howARDEX
can support swimming pool projects? Why not book onto our Online CPD – Specify Tiling to Swimming Pools – taking place at 11am on 24th February. Book your place via
https://ardex.eventbrite.co.uk.
01440 714939
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Liquid, the recently launched collaboration with Tom Dixon, receives Best Fluid Form accolade
have won prestigious design community recognition for VitrA and leading British designer Tom Dixon. The annual Wallpaper* Magazine
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design awards select the best and most innovative new products, and the Best Fluid Forms award was presented to the new Liquid bathroom collection. Liquid was launched at the end of 2021 and is on display at VitrA’s new flagship showroom in Clerkenwell, London. Contemporary without being of the
moment, Liquid is a complete bathroom collection that includes basins, taps, showers, tiles, accessories, and furniture. Inspired by the way water flows, Liquid has soft, curved edges. Pieces can be used together, or single items can be selected as a focal point. Recognising the current consumer interest with slim, reduced
oft, flowing forms, generous shapes, and a radical departure from the current trend for sharp-edged geometric pieces
designs, VitrA and Tom Dixon have created the opposite, incorporating fatter, softer lines inspired by elements of pop art. While the overall design is reduced, the functionality is intuitive, so users instinctively understand how to operate products such as taps and showers. The curved shapes reduce the number of hidden spaces, so cleaning is quick and easy – vital in a post-pandemic world. VitrA’s world-renowned manufacturing expertise enabled the design to come to life. “Ceramic can change shape and size when it is fired – especiallywith large, chunky pieces,” explains VitrA’s marketing manager for the UK and Europe, Margaret Talbot. “Our expertise and top-level production facilities allowed us to bring Tom Dixon’s unique concept to life.” Visit the website to explore the Liquid collection.
01235 750990
www.VitrA.co.uk/explore/liquid
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