BATHROOMS & SHOWERS
Kinedo Kineprotect screens are a hit Saniflo UK is using its expertise from the bathroom and showers market to help other industries continue working through the Covid-19 pandemic. For example, the new Kinedo Kineprotect screens are designed to keep people safe in work and public spaces. The Kineprotect glass screens are mounted on aluminium profiles and feature stainless steel feet, making them durable, warp-free and immune to clouding from cleaning products, unlike plastic options. Island Street Deli – an upmarket artisan coffee shop and delicatessen in the seaside town of Salcombe in Devon –
RAK CERAMICS adds safety option
RAK Ceramics, has launched RAK-Sanit, a range of solutions for floors, surfaces and sanitary fittings, produced with glazes that reduce the possibility of contagion, both in residential and commercial projects. The RAK-Sanit bactericide action is permanent,
guaranteeing built-in protection throughout the entire expected product lifetime, thanks to its constant action against microbial colonisation; this technology, which has proved its capacity to reduce or eliminate the quantity of bacteria up to
99.99%, including MRSA, E. Coli, Salmonella and Legionella, actively prevents the growth of microorganisms 24 hours a day. RAK-Sanit includes: solutions for floor and wall coverings in gres porcelain and ceramic,
opted for Kineprotect screens when it opened at the beginning of July.
Deli owner Mark Khaury was keen to ensure safe transactions between customers and employees, without spoiling the chic setting of the Café Deli. Three Kineprotect screens have been installed on the serving hatch each featuring a gap through which to pass consumables and to take payments. The screens blend seamlessly into the working environment and don’t take up too much working space, providing Khaury and his team with a great solution.
“We had been looking into the availability of screens in readiness
for opening. We have socially distanced the tables in the coffee shop, but required some panels for the counter to separate customers from staff,” he says.
treated with an incorporated glaze that is 99.9% effective in just 8 hours, solutions for sanitaryware, treated with RAK-ProTeK glaze fired at high temperatures onto the ceramic to give a smoother antibacterial surface. Silver ions bind to the cells: once inside, silver denatures the enzymes essential to the production of energy. Being unable to produce energy, the bacteria are unable to reproduce. This technology is able to reduce or eliminate the quantity of bacteria up to 99.99% and its action is effective against a vast range of gram positive and gram negative bacteria, as well as fungi.
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“To be fair, the Kineprotect panels are very stylish and hardly noticeable. They are also easy to keep clean and maintain.”
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Grohe picks up the pressure
GROHE has developed several products designed specifically for low pressure homes. • GROHE Eurosmart The Eurosmart Cosmopolitan basin mixer range will complement any existing bathroom décor. Its compact dimensions also make it ideal for smaller bathrooms like en-suites and cloakrooms. This mixer has a minimum recommended pressure of just 0.2 bar!
• GROHE Grohtherm 800 Cosmopolitan shower set is a brand new high performance shower system, with an advanced thermostatic design. It balances out temperature fluctuations in under a second whilst the thermostat also features a concealed rim on the back of the handle to improve grip when adjusting controls with soapy hands, alongside other safety functions. Low-pressure models of this product are available with a minimum recommended pressure of 0.2 bar. • GROHE Ambi two-handle kitchen mixer comes complete with a C-spout to create a classic elegant look and is is suitable for homes with a minimum recommended pressure of 0.4 bar
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www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net October 2020
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