PLUMBING & HEATING
STELRAD GOES BOUTIQUE FOR BATHROOMS AND KITCHENS
Radiator manufacturer Stelrad Radiators has launched a new collection of existing and new radiators under its ‘Boutique’ branding, offering a comprehensive, premium range of living space, kitchen and bathroom products. The new collection is
accompanied by a new 116-page brochure and its own section of the new web site. This collection includes familiar products in the new Collection - with names such as Caliente, Concord and Column – as well as new ranges like Como and Lecco - products exclusive to Stelrad, along with Silhouette and new additions and designs for
A RADIATOR FOR
EVERY INTERIOR With heating season fast approaching, designer radiator manufacturer, The Radiator Company, has launched its latest collection of radiators, towel rails, valves and accessories.
A steel radiator with 25mm x 50mm oval tubes, ‘Ellipsis’ creates striking lines and texture that looks great in modern and contemporary interiors. The Radiator
Company has added two new stunning finish options on selected models in the Ellipsis range. Customers can now choose between polished or brushed steel, as well as the existing 32 special finishes and 188 RAL colours.
‘Niro’ is a new, ultra slimline panelled radiator and ‘Iseo’ has been introduced with a soft, curved edge. Both can be customised to the interior with 25 RAL colours and 32 special finish options. Stocked white, RAL 9016 can be delivered within 48-72 hours.
A further addition to the aluminium range is ‘Canto’. An aluminium radiator that has the look of a traditional cast iron style, but with all the benefits of a lighter, more efficient, aluminium material. The radiator is constructed with 95mm sections and thanks to its versatile material and heating properties, will suit any interior space. For a statement look, this can be finished with a choice of 25 RAL colours or 32 special finishes. Andy Phillips, Sales Director at The Radiator Company says: “We’re delighted to launch our most recent brochure and now offer an even wider choice of products and finishes across the range, allowing installers to meet the exact aesthetic requirements of the majority of projects. “We have introduced new offer on selected valve kits to make buying the finishing touches for a radiator project simpler and provide greater savings, and we have also taken the opportunity to improve the layout of the brochure, to make it easier for our customers find their perfect radiator.
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established styles like the Concord Side Concept and Concord Side Chrome and Concord Chrome Vertical.
The wider range of vertical radiators recognises the demand for narrower, taller radiators to fit a smaller radiator footprint. These radiators provide quality heating for the space in which they sit – not just a towel warming facility - but a space heater to provide comfort for the kitchen or bathroom where they’re installed. The addition of coloured radiators available from stock adds more depth to the range – with a number of the existing and new radiators available in
anthracite grey from stock.
Como is a flat brushed stainless- steel rectangular tube design for
both modern and contemporary homes. The new Column Vertical Concept – stunning in anthracite grey – again a combination of traditional design and modern colouring. And the new Traditional Column comes in traffic white with a chrome frame. “We’re the largest
manufacturer of radiators in the UK and Ireland by far,” says head of marketing Chris Harvey, “but the premium and top end sector
is one we want to focus ON and this is what the Stelrad Boutique Series does – a new stylish option for the trade and to retail outlets across the UK and Ireland. We are offering a comprehensive, stylish collection that genuinely provides the total radiator offering under one roof – with our combination of quality, reliability, availability and cost effectiveness all wrapped up in a single collection.“
TOWEL WARMERS IN VOGUE
Vogue (UK) has launched a new Comby Towel Warmer: a space saving, wall- mounted heating design with hydraulic lift up heated shelf.
The Comby MD052 has all the capabilities of a standard ladder rail, plus an extra-special shelf feature to hang, dry and stack your bath towels so damp towels can dry independently from those being stored.
“As the bathroom evolves to serve the growing trend for wellness, the latest heating innovations are helping to positively impact and shape the future of bathroom design. Placing an emphasis on the practical side of wellness, Comby is a multi-functional heating design that will help minimise the effects of everyday life” says Steve Birch, sales director at Vogue (UK). Crafted in Mild Steel and available with a 15 year Manufacturer’s Guarantee, the new Comby MD052 is a modern interpretation of a classic multi-rail design in Polished Chrome or White hand-painted finish. Suitable for central heating, dual fuel and electric systems, the new Comby Towel Warmer is1200mm high and when the shelf is folded down, its slim line profile will optimise the space available: ideal if positioned above a bath. In the closed position, the integrated heated shelf will operate at a slightly reduced temperature whereas, when the shelf is open the new Comby Towel Warmer will provide maximum heat output. Birch says “In light of the self-care movement, we are seeing a renewed interest in bathroom renovation and general home improvement. Ideal for retrofitting, the addition of a towel rail will completely upgrade and optimise your bathroom space and our new Comby Towel Warmer is a great example of ergonomic heating design.”
The Comby MD052 prices start from £369.60 including vat in Chrome with recommended Arne VL003 control valves, as pictured. White models start from £274.80 including VAT
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