128 PRODUCTS SHOWCASE
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TOTO
Toto’s Washlet – the integrated toilet and bidet – was introduced in Europe 15 years ago at ISH, the world’s leading bathroom fair. Today, it is a trending design and considered the greatest innovation in UK and European bathrooms in recent years. It is an important element of any bathroom interior, whether for hotel or residential projects, with hygiene, comfort and well-being in mind. Founded in 1917, Toto has extraordinary expertise in ceramic production. The company has also developed the innovative rimless toilet bowl and Tornado Flush system.
gb.toto.com
FORMETIQ CRESTRON
Crestron introduces the new Audio-over-IP Saros Speaker, a powerful audio solution for your existing network. These connected peripherals, built on DM NVX AV-over-IP technology, make it possible to power, configure, update, monitor and control these speakers remotely, all while extending the reach of your audio. The active model — the IC4A — can drive three more compatible passive Saros IC4P speakers, creating a cost-effective way to deliver audio via standard network cable to four speakers in a zone, all configured with an intuitive web-based user interface. This eficient powered speaker delivers 20W of output and has an onboard DSP to help tune every speaker in the chain.
ow.ly/XTc50SmMYK VENTMANN
Discover the Ventmann range of plaster-in diffusers, designed to seamlessly integrate with modern interiors while delivering exceptional air distribution. These diffusers offer a minimalist aesthetic without compromising functionality, making them a perfect choice for architects seeking both form and function. Enhance your expertise with Ventmann’s newly available online CPD courses, tailored specifically for architects. Stay ahead in your field by learning about innovative ventilation solutions that blend effortlessly into any design. Explore Ventmann and elevate your projects to new heights of sophistication and eficiency.
ventmann.co.uk
The unique Monza task chair range from Formetiq includes mesh and upholstered options to suit any workspace design, a sustainable alternative with 45-50% recycled content across the range. The mesh backrest is available in white, grey or black, with upholstered and high-back executive backrests in a unique black pattern. All chairs include adjustable lumbar support and a choice of a synchronised or automatic mechanism with optional sliding seat. Choose from fixed armrests or multifunction armrests and a black or polished five-star base with castors. Formetiq can upholster Monza in a huge choice of fabrics.
formetiq.com/monza
RINOS
Rinos has become the supplier of Aqua 85, previously known as Nomad Aqua NA85 by 3M. Aqua 85 boasts a tufting method called Twin Fiber pile construction, combining hard scraping yarns with thin moisture-absorbing yarns. Its proven track record in high-trafic commercial areas stems from its eficient dirt hiding and easy vacuuming. Made from Econyl regenerated nylon, Aqua 85 contains 70% recycled materials and is available in five colours, and in various sizes and roll formats.
rinos.com
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