94 PRODUCTS SHOWCASE
To be included contact Louise May on 0207 947 2972 or
louise.may@
btmi.com
LIFE TRADE
Providing reliable, high-quality and beautifully crafted complete kitchen and bedroom solutions, Life Trade from the Danesmoor Group is a one-stop-shop with a wide range of products and price points, supported by UK manufacturing expertise and personal service from end-to-end. Unlike mass-market competitors, Life Trade provides premium, made-to-order rigid cabinets tailored to the customer’s needs. With a wide range of door styles and cabinet colours, alongside fully pre-assembled units complete with internals, fittings and frontals, the aim is to reduce site time and increase project turnover for partners.
life-trade.co.uk
LX HAUSYS LOUIS DE POORTERE
The traditional bi-coloured designs of Morocco’s Beni Ouarain tribe are the inspiration behind Berber, the latest addition to the Structures Collection of textured Ecorugs by Louis De Poortere. Translating the ancient tribal patterns with a vibrant, contemporary palette, Berber reinterprets the hand-woven originals for today’s home. The bold, high-contrast colour combinations, textures changes and simplistic patterning breathe new life into the rich heritage of the design. The rug is available in eight sizes, ranging from 80x150cm up to 280x390cm, with a 240cm circular option. Berber is machine woven from 40% recycled PET (polyester). In fact, the whole rug is made from polyester so that it can be recycled through the Take Care programme.
louisdepoortere.com
The full range of HIMACS standard sinks and basins has received SCS certification for recycled content. Adding to the material’s technical and aesthetic appeal without compromising on quality, this solution, with a minimum of 8% pre-consumer content, further enables responsible choices. From integrated basin/vanities to flush-mounted sinks, HIMACS Shapes offer a combination of style and function, creating warm, sleek, easy-care finishes. The non-porous, ultra-hygienic properties of this premium solid surface – which is also free from silica and VOC emissions – makes it ideal for residential, hospitality and healthcare sectors.
lxhausys.com/uk
TORMAX
Swafham Museum is a social history museum. Creating disabled access into the building, TORMAX was contracted to install an automatic telescopic sliding door, maximising the available pass-through distance within the limited available space. Delivering smooth operation and exceptional reliability, the entrance is powered by the in-house- designed TORMAX iMotion 2202.A door drive. TORMAX was able to install an automatic sliding door within the existing set of folding doors. Aesthetically unobtrusive, the iMotion 2202.A door drive combines reliable AC motor technology with a state-of-the-art microprocessor control system in a slender guide track with an installation height of only 100mm.
tormax.co.uk
KREON
kreon noite is a linear profile system that redefines architectural lighting. Featuring subtle ‘light dots’, it offers exceptional flexibility, allowing fixtures to be either recessed or surface-mounted. The position of each light within the profile can be fully customised, enabling tailored solutions. Available in refined finishes – including black, white, bronze, silver, gold, and fume grey – kreon noite integrates into a range of architectural environments while maintaining a pure and minimal aesthetic.
kreon.com
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