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RANGE REVIEW: ADHESIVES & SEALANTS


HYGIENE AT THE HEART OF BATHROOM DESIGN


The UK and Europe’s leading shower designer and manufacturer, Roman, saw a rapid return to previous levels of output after lockdown restrictions were lifted. But times are now clearly different. Roman has been embracing cleanability for decades – but more so than ever before now due to Covid-19 as consumers prioritise hygiene when shopping for bathroom products.


C Consumer research (such as


leanability and hygiene are historically probably the most undersold buying criteria in bathroom products. the


BMA survey in 2018) concluded that cleanability was one of the key purchasing considerations – yet it never seems to get the industry airtime it deserves.


Roman consider cleanability as one of the core pillars in the design process and have embedded this within product ranges for a number of years.


All Roman products are coated with Roman Ultra Care which seals the glass for long-term optical clarity and also offers easy cleaning to keep regular housekeeping simple – something which is much higher profile when dealing with major hotel groups. Sales are rocketing for


Roman’s three part cleaning system for glass that may have discoloured or gone grey with age and use. This works on any glass around the house – not just showers. The


first cream cleanses and


takes the glass back to its original clean form; the second is exactly the protective glass coating factory applied by Roman; and the third is simply the Ultra Care product for ongoing cleaning and care. Roman’s Liberty range features


a real cleanability breakthrough by eliminating the need for any silicone


on the vertical wall


fixings. Instead, a hydro-active tape system, compresses inside the aluminium profiles during installation and seals fully from the inside of the profile. This negates the need for any vertical silicone which transforms the look and maintenance on what are minimal framed products with specialist


SEALING MADE EASY – UNIBOND LAUNCHES ITS NEW SEALANT RANGE!


Taking a new approach that focuses on specific consumer groups, UniBond are making things easier. With the launch of its Easy Sealing range for light sealant users, UniBond marks the beginning of a sealant revolution: aiming to make it easier for those who lack the knowhow with sealants to channel their DIY spirit and overcome the challenges that are associated with sealants in general. The goal was to make the decision-making process throughout the consumer journey easier for consumers. By having disruptive, clear and colourful packaging, these sealants are distinguishable when browsing for a sealant online or in-store. This is an easy solution for beginners


12 DIY WEEK MARCH 2021


as they’re simple to use with a welcoming appearance. The packaging was designed to give the most vital information, but in a format that’s easy to understand. There are lively illustrations on the back showing how easy it is to use the sealant. With only three products that are vibrant, engaging, playful, the sealant consumer experience is being simplified. We have seen the DIY market grow over the course of this year, and Covid-19 has meant more consumers are taking on DIY tasks in their home and are growing in confidence.


Find out more here: https://www. unibond.co.uk/en/sealants/ easy-sealants.html


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coloured metal finishes – no longer plastered in discolouring sealant. David Osborne, Managing


Director at Roman, comments: “The next phase of launches are coming now – and cleanability is a big consideration for us in terms of design and material selection. We have been doing lots of work in the hotel sector over recent years incorporating integrated corian vanity tops into shower enclosures. We are now bringing our experience of this into the retail sector and will shortly be launching retail friendly derivations of hotel designs. Corian is great to keep clean – but by integrating the vanity top and shower enclosure, you eliminate the impossible to clean (or seal) gap that traditionally exists where a basin or vanity is located next to the shower.” For more information, visit www. roman-showers.com


FILL, FINISH AND COAT IN THE SAME DAY


Hilton Banks has reformulated its successful HB42 Ultimate Wood Filler into an ultra-smooth two- part, styrene free wood filler that provides a tough, long-lasting repair on all woods inside and out. HB42 Ultimate Wood Filler is perfect for all professional wood repairs inside and out. With an easy mix application, the filler sets hard to a strong finish in 30 minutes for a weatherproof repair. The new formula removes the risk of harmful effects styrene can cause, without losing any of the powerful and smooth finish the trade needs to get the job done. Once dry, the filler can be drilled, carved, sanded or planed. It is paintable and stainable and perfect for repairing wood damaged by wet rot on furniture, windowsills, frames, doors and banisters. White and natural HB42 Ultimate Wood Filler can also be used on grain filling and repairs to shakes, cracks, splits and knot holes. It can even repair wooden constructions including some marine applications. HB42 Ultimate Wood Filler is now available in three new sizes too: 275g, 550g, and 1kg white and natural finishes.


For more details visit www.hb42.co.uk


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