BATHROOMS, SHOWERS & KITCHENS Triton heads for modern shower style Blanco taps into black


UK showering manufacturer Triton Showers has extended its existing accessory range with the introduction of three contemporary shower heads. The range includes the addition of a single- spray pattern shower head, in a high-gloss finish, a dual-spray pattern head with push button and a five-spray function design. To finish off the collection, a brand new 1.5m anti-twist smooth hose is also now available, adding the perfect finishing touch whilst preventing any dangerous twists or kinks. This helps installers to feel confident that they are recommending the right thing as it’s important to understand the safety-critical nature of the showerhead, hose and the risks of installing incompatible, poor quality or non-compliant products. Tina Simpson, marketing director at Triton, said: “The needs of the market continue to evolve along with the most recent bathroom trends. Therefore, it is essential we stay ahead of the curve by providing products that are innovative from both a technical and stylistic standpoint.


The latest additions allow consumers to choose from a wider selection of designs to suit their own personal preference for one of the most used rooms


in their home. These contemporary solutions help to create a showering environment that is visually appealing to the user, as well as reliable when it comes to high-quality performance.”


BLANCO UK’s SILGRANIT® PuraDur® range of sinks and taps now comes with the option of black when considering a SILGRANIT® colour. Made of up to 80% granite, SILGRANIT® PuraDur® is incredibly strong. The engineered stone-like material is scratch-, heat-, impact-, light-, and acid-resistant, withstanding temperatures up to 280°C and with a surface featuring the patented Hygienic+Plus protection formula to repel bacteria and ensure odours cant hang around.Essence range is available in a selection of 10 PVD colours and finishes.


May 2020 www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net


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