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New Compact Range from VitrA - ArchiPlan
ArchiPlan 60cm mid-height wall unit in matt black showing the plywood edge complemented by practical and stylish display shelves, and mirror shelf combination unit, all in black metal framing. Countertop basin shown projects just 28cm to make maximum use of space.
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itrA Bathrooms, a global bathroom brand, has launched a striking range that provides plenty of options for
designers and specifi ers, particularly those working with small spaces. Designed by Design Studio VitrA, the new ArchiPlan collection is also perfect for bathrooms in the hospitality and commercial sectors. ArchiPlan is modern and minimalist. The
range off ers a variety of sizes, including narrow cabinet widths and reduced projections (from just 28cm). Storage options include shelves in two sizes (45 and 60cm) and open shelving in the mirrors and mid-units. The contemporary
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design also has black metal framing detailing. Elegant cut-out holes instead of door handles keep the design simple and add to the feeling of space. The furniture is made from plywood, an
eco-friendly material option. As well as requiring little energy to produce and being highly recyclable, plywood is incredibly hard-wearing and durable. The fi nish is water and moisture-resistant, off ering a solid solution without compromising aesthetics or functionality. With contemporary, clean lines, the furniture is available in a choice of neutral and timeless
matt colours - white, black, and taupe. Wall-hung furniture units with washbasins are available in 45cm, 60cm and 90cm. A 52cm wide mid-unit provides valuable storage and open shelving. ArchiPlan basins can be wall-mounted (with the option of chrome legs on 38cm x 90cm basins) or mounted in cabinetry. Each is available in 45cm, 60cm, 90cm and 120cm formats and is ideal for tight spaces in both 28 and 38cm projections.
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