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NEWS PRODUCT 04/19


3. GROHE connects to Nest’s smart home devices


GROHE customers can now connect the intelligent water control system GROHE Sense Guard with Nest connected home devices and other brands that connect to Nest (marked with the Works with Nest badge) GROHE Sense Guard can automatically shut off or open water pipes using intelligence from Nest’s Home/Away Assist which indicates whether homeowners are at home or away. GROHE is thus improving household safety; water damage is one of the most underestimated causes of damage in the home.


www.grohesenseguard.grohe.com www.nest.com/works-with-nest


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1. New Matki EauZone Plus Matt Black Matki EauZone Plus is now available to order in an elegant and absolute Matt Black Finish Using a Marine Grade Industrial Coating more hardwearing than usual Powder Coating. Matt Black is luxuriously bold. Available on all EauZone Plus Shower Enclosures as a Bespoke option and available as standard on selected Bath Screens and Wet Room Panels. Prices on application available exclusively fromMatki EauZone Plus www.matki.co.uk 01454 322 888


2. The Radiator Company’s new cast iron Aston range


The Aston is a classic column radiator featuring footed end sections, available in 132 colours from premium paint manufacturer Farrow & Ball. An evolution of the Bianco range, the Aston is available in four heights, up to 40 sec- tions and in 3 or 4 columns, making it a perfect choice for blending style and flexibility. The Aston’s cast Iron finish is also an ideal choice for any period restoration. www.theradiatorcompany.co.uk


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5. Solid Gear OCEAN Safety Shoe The new OCEAN safety shoe is ideal for work- ers who are constantly on the move. The shoe’s midsole is made of a poured PU rather than a traditional injected PU to give a more cushioned feel underfoot, while the thick rubber outsole provides a high level of anti-slip protection and durability.


With an eye-catching style, the shoe’s BOA comfort fastening delivers a better overall fit making it easy to take the shoe on and off, Added to which, the shoe’s fibreglass toecap and ballistic midsole combine with the other protection features and anti-static properties to deliver S3 protection


www.solidgearfootwear.com 01484 854788


6. Geo Fix- trusted for over 20 yearsHE Geo-Fix is the original paving jointing com- pound which has been trusted by the trade for over 20 years to achieve perfect results on pav- ing, paths and patios.


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4. Niagara products make a splash at Ideal Bathrooms


Boosting its 20,000-strong range of renowned bathroom products, Ideal Bathrooms is now offering its customers Niagara brassware, showering and digital technology products, which boast effortless style with exceptional design details and functionality.


Niagara was originally launched in 1989 and has been reinvigorated, developing products which are a blend of the latest design features with premium materials.


With display products and boards available, numerous items in the collection are WRAS approved and have a life-time guarantee. www.idealbathrooms.com 0800 634 2600


Available in two grades, both Geo-Fix Original and All-Weather are supplied ready to use with no mixing required and are simply brushed into joints with minimal effort before being compacted with a pointing tool. Once cured, a solid joint is formed that won’t wash out and resists weed and plant growth whilst remaining water permeable. www.everbuild.co.uk 0113 240 3456


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