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Defi ne, Click Scolmore is expanding customer choice while bringing two proven decorative fi nishes to a range recognised for its distinctive screwless styling and modular fl exibility.


Combining aesthetics with practicality While appearance is an important consideration, ease of installation remains critical. Decorative products must deliver the same practicality and effi ciency installers expect from standard wiring accessories.


The latest Defi ne additions are supplied with Click Scolmore’s new foam gasket, designed to off er improved durability during installation, reduce visible gasket lines around the plate edge and help achieve a cleaner, more precise fi nish. The gasket also assists with alignment on uneven wall surfaces, supporting a premium appearance once installation is complete. These improvements refl ect a broader trend within the industry, where manufacturers are increasingly looking at ways to enhance both the visual outcome and the installation experience.


Flexibility for changing project requirements


Modern projects often require greater levels of customisation, particularly as buildings become more connected and multifunctional. To support this, Defi ne continues to utilise a fully modular platform, allowing installers to confi gure combinations to suit individual project requirements. All switch plates are supplied modular as standard and incorporate the Click MiniGrid system, enabling modules to be exchanged or mounted onto unfurnished plates using a simple single- screw fi xing arrangement. This allows contractors to create bespoke combinations for


domestic and commercial applications without compromising on fi nish consistency.


Defi ning the future of decorative wiring accessories


As design considerations become increasingly infl uential in product selection, decorative wiring accessories are expected to play an even bigger role in specifi cation decisions.


The expansion of Defi ne demonstrates Click Scolmore’s commitment to providing customers with the products and fi nishes they want, whilst continuing to invest in style, functionality and installation fl exibility. The Defi ne range is now available in seven diff erent fi nishes, with Matt Black and Matt Bronze joining the existing fi nishes – Polished Chrome, Stainless Steel, Brushed Stainless, Pearl Nickel and Black Nickel – off ering designers and contractors even greater freedom when selecting accessories to complement contemporary interiors. For electrical wholesalers, the introduction of Matt Black and Matt Bronze creates new opportunities to meet growing customer demand for premium decorative accessories whilst benefi ting from the support of an established and comprehensive product range. With 170 new product combinations now available across the Defi ne collection, wholesalers can off er customers even greater choice when specifying contemporary design-led projects. Combining two proven and popular fi nishes with Defi ne’s distinctive screwless styling, modular fl exibility and installer-friendly features, Click Scolmore has further strengthened a range designed to help wholesalers, contractors and specifi ers deliver coordinated, high-quality installations that meet the expectations of today’s design-conscious customers.


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