NEWS 06/22 PRODUCT


9. Bristan launches new bathroom taps The new


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5. Jacksons Fencing’s fence post Jacksons Fencing angled slotted fence post enables corners between 30-45 degrees, adding more options for gardens without being bound to sharp 90-degree corners. Slotted Jakposts appear more natural than some alternatives. They are available in standard and heavy-duty inters, ends, and corners. Panels simply slot into posts and fit to avoid rattling, and these can be securely fixed with screws. Slotted Jakposts are 100mm x 100mm, and have a planed finish with two 54mm x 25mm slots for panels.


Heavy Duty Jakposts can be installed for varied locations and fences of extended height. These posts are 120mm x 124m with two 54mm x 25mm slots for panels. www.jacksons-fencing.co.uk


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Mila range of contemporary bathroom taps is available in both Chrome and Black finish options and incorporates an elongated angled sprout design with easy-to-use lever. The range features Bristan’s precision


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glide and secure fix components, and all come with Bristan’s 10-year guarantee and three years on finishes.


8. Makita’s lawnmowers


7. Omega’s new door collection Omega PLC has unveiled its latest collection of new doors and colourways throughout their Sheraton, Mackintosh, English Rose and Chippendale brands.


The new colours for this season include ‘Cove Blue’, ‘Spitfire Blue’, ‘Botanical Green’ and an ‘Arctic’ shade of white. These nature- inspired colours are complemented by two new concrete and two wood grain textured finishes.


The new ‘Sovereign’ foil shaker doors give the look of timber grain, and is available from stock in neutral Limestone or dark Indigo Blue. On trend Light Grey and Graphite options will also arrive this summer.


Omega has eight new handles including brushed and matt black pull handle options, as well as bronze tones and textured graphite. www.omegaplc.co.uk


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The Makita DLM480 and DLM481 LXT Twin 18V (36V) 48cm Lawnmowers deliver a maximum output of 860W, a no-load speed of up to 3,100rpm and a cutting width of 480mm. With a two-tooth blade design and adjustable cutting height, the DLM480 (push mower) and DLM481 (self-propelled mower) are recommended for lawns up to 800m/2. Their large wheel diameters of 180 / 230mm and PVC tyres mean they can sustain higher performance. The DLM539 LXT Twin 18V (36V) 53cm Lawnmower, which is self-propelled for lawns up to 800m/2) delivers a maximum output of 860W, a no-load speed of up to 3,000rpm and a wider cutting width of 534mm to help get the lawn cut in better time. With a self- propelled function included, this model will reach its full speed of 5.0km/h in under two seconds.


The DML539 also includes a mulching function, streamlined deck shape and grass level indicator.


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Bristan’s Cobalt and Hourglass bathroom tap ranges will now include the option of both Chrome and Black finishes, with matching wastes, and round and square bathroom accessories. Bristan is also introducing three new black kitchen sink mixer taps. www.bristan.com


10. Timber Focus moves forward with decking and cladding


Timber Focus exhibited at the Carrefour International du Bois in France with its Main Partners in the Groupe Rose ( Protac, Puidukoda and Norsilk) showing its main range of Claddings in Siberian Larch, Thermowood, Painted Claddings and Western Red Cedar. There is a wide range of profiles including charred wood and Western Red Cedar Screen Slats and Claddings.


These included New Painted Ex 38x200mm and Standard Black and White Painted Rebated Featheredge, Siberian Larch Cladding in various profiles including charred and burnt options. Western Red Cedar Screen Slats, Thermowood Decking and Cladding, SertiWOOD Range of Claddings


As well as the main claddings, Timber Focus also supplies Machined Profiles e.g. Shiplaps, Decking, planed square sections in various dimensions.


www.timberfocus.com


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