RANGE REVIEW: KITCHENS & BATHROOMS
CONTEMPORARY BATHROOM COLLECTIONS LEAD ON DESIGN AND VALUE
Frontline Bathrooms has introduced Urban and Hue, two new furniture collections shaped for contemporary bathroom living.
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rontline Bathrooms is expanding its bathroom furniture offering with the launch of Urban and Hue, two
new collections created to give showrooms and merchants a fresh, design-forward palette of colours, textures and formats. Both ranges are exclusive to Frontline Bathrooms and are now in stock. Alongside their design credentials, Urban and Hue have been developed with value firmly in mind. Frontline Bathrooms has positioned both collections at a highly competitive price point, making contemporary furniture design more accessible for retailers without compromising on build quality or finish. By
offering strong margins, flexible configurations and on-trend aesthetics within a commercially viable price bracket, the ranges are designed to help showrooms broaden their furniture offering. Urban introduces a calm, understated aesthetic built around a refined handless door profile and a sculptured fluted design. With its gentle textural movement, the fluted detailing creates subtle shadows and depth, giving the furniture a tactile feel that elevates even the most compact spaces. Available in a trio of matt finishes, it offers a choice of wall-mounted or floor-standing configurations, along with compact depths designed for smaller spaces. Every detail has been designed with practicality in mind, from soft-close
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painted doors to discreet integrated support framing and thoughtful internal layouts that help keep clutter out of sight. The styling leans towards clean, contemporary bathrooms where simplicity is the driving force, giving retailers a versatile look that aligns with the growing demand for minimal but warm design. Hue brings a more expressive mood and a palette that includes matt cocoa brown, one of the key colours expected to lead bathroom design in the year ahead. The collection includes
Product Spotlight – The Gorilla Broom?
Our product focus this month is the Gorilla Broom?, a serious bit of kit designed to take the hassle out of everyday cleaning on site. Cleaning may not be the most glamorous job in the building trade, but it is one of the most constant; this is why a reliable broom is non- negotiable. Available with a 50cm or 30cm, hard or soft bristle head, the Gorilla Broom? takes this everyday essential and gives it a proper trade upgrade.
At 50cm wide, the Gorilla Broom? covers more
ground with every sweep. That extra width means faster clean-ups and fewer passes, helping tradespeople get jobs done quicker and move on to the next task, while the 30cm wide head gets into those hard-to-reach spots. For end users, they both feel immediately more efficient. For retailers, it is an easy story to tell and an easy product to recommend as a step up from standard brooms.
The real appeal lies in the clever details. Built
directly into the broom head is an integrated scraper blade, perfect for shifting dried-on debris like cement, mud or plaster without needing to reach for another tool. It is a simple feature, but one that instantly proves its worth in tough working environments where time and convenience matter. Dust control is another area where the Gorilla
Broom? shines. The anti-clog channel helps reduce flying dust during sweeping, keeping debris moving cleanly through the bristles instead of clumping. The result is a smoother, cleaner sweeping action that improves visibility and makes the job more comfortable, especially in enclosed spaces.
Unlike many traditional brooms, the Gorilla
Broom? is also happy working in wet conditions. Thanks to its non-porous polymer head and bristles, it absorbs 0% fluid. That means it stays lightweight, hygienic and easy to clean, whether it is being used indoors or outdoors. One broom can handle multiple environments, which is a big plus for trade customers looking to simplify their kit. From a retail perspective, the Gorilla Broom? is built to move stock as well as move dirt. It sits under the trusted Gorilla brand, known for tough, no-nonsense products that tradespeople rely on. That brand recognition helps spark confidence at the point of sale and encourages trade-up from basic alternatives. To support retailers further, free point-of-sale materials are available to help communicate the key benefits quickly and clearly in-store.
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coordinated basin units and a fully fluted WC unit, allowing homeowners to build a cohesive scheme throughout the room. Its J-handle drawer styling, soft-close mechanisms and robust construction ensure the furniture performs as well as it looks. There is a 330mm deep unit, which is ideal for compact spaces.
Both Urban and Hue arrive with ceramic basins as standard and have been shaped to support the needs of retailers and merchants, from flexible footprints to robust everyday specification. To support the retailers, Frontline Bathrooms has a range of point-of-sale support, including colour samples and fluted door cut-offs.
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www.frontlinebathrooms.
co.uk for more information.
Combined with on-the-road sales support, retailers are backed with practical help to drive awareness, educate staff and improve sell-through. In a category often treated as an afterthought, the Gorilla Broom? proves that even the most everyday tools can work harder for both the user and the retailer. Tough, practical and easy to sell, it is a smart addition to any building trade range and a product that earns its place on the shelf.
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