NEWS PRODUCT 02/19
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1. Stelrad LST range grows Stelrad has added to its range of low-surface temperature radiators with the LST Standard Deco and LST iPlus Deco design – both featuring its popular Deco horizontal lined fascia. The LSTs come with a casing that surrounds the radiator allowing the heat to convect in the normal way, whilst ensuring that the casing at no time exceeds 43 degrees C. With Stelrad LST radiators, the casing covers the radiator but also the incoming pipework making sure all the heated surfaces are concealed and that any exposed surfaces stay at a safe temperature. They also come with tamper proof casings. 0844 543 6200
www.stelrad.com.
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3. Sika Everbuild Everflex The Everflex range of professional trade quality products to suit almost any application including sanitary, glazing, roofline and interior finishing has had a make-over with a fresh new design. To support the release of the new look Everflex range, an array of merchant support and point of sale will be available along with a full media campaign and promotional animated video for in store display.
0113 240 3456
www.everbuild.co.uk 5
FastFix All Weather is a new self-setting paving jointing compound for perfect pointing on paving, paths and patios. With a formula containing Active Resin Technology for advanced durability, it comes ready to use with no mixing required, is easy to apply in all weather conditions; even in the rain and won’t shrink or crack over time. Suitable for use on all joints from just 20mm deep, Sika FastFix can be used for a range of applications including footpaths, stone setts, cobbles and Indian sandstone paving slabs and once opened can be stored in water and reused to reduce waste. A range of merchant support is available including an eye-catching display stand complete with an applied product sample, in store display boards and a full online and print media campaign. 0113 240 3456
www.everbuild.co.uk
2. UltraTileFix sets semi-fast
UltraTileFix’s ProGrip FX is a fibre reinforced semi-rapid tile adhesive for use with porcelain, mosaic and natural stone tiles. With an extended life of 2.5 hours, it offers a greater fixing time, exceptional grab and enhanced body, making it ideal for fixing large format tiles. With S1 classified flexibility, ProGrip FX can be used for tiling areas such as overlaid timber floors. Made using fibrebond technology it comes with a lifetime guarantee, conforms to C2 TE S1 EN 12004 classification and can be used on most surfaces and substrates and can receive light foot traffic after 3 hours. It comes in 20kg bags and in white and grey. 01827 254402
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5. Briston adds Aerators Bristan has added Neoperl 5ltr/min aerators to its range of basin mixer taps to ensure that the amount of water delivered by the flow regulators is completely in alignment with BREEAM requirements. The aeratorfits onto the outlet of the tap to control the amount of water that flows through the tap without affecting the water pressure as they mix the water with air. The change will affect the most popular ranges of Bristan taps. 03300 266 273
www.bristan.com
6. Lustrolite panels Lustrolite’s acrylic panels for splashbacks or bathroom walls have a sleek, modern look and finish and are easy to clean and maintain. The panels are highly- resistant to harsh chemicals and can be cleaned with just warm water and a soft microfibre cloth. The non-stick surface prevents the growth of mould and bacteria as well as soap or calcium build-up. Colourful statement pieces can be added to a bathroom without having to commit to a colour for all the units, appliances or the furniture.
0333 323 5161
www.lustrolite.co.uk 6
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