PHAM NEWS | MAY 2025 Showers& Enclosures


Brushed bronze joins the range


A new Brushed Bronze finish has been added to Roman’s Haven Select Wetroom Panel range, offering customers another option for customising their bathroom design. The latest addition brings the total number of colour choices in the collection to six, alongside options such as Polished Chrome, Matt Black and Brushed Brass. These panels are designed to support


a wide variety of bathroom layouts, with features including clear, fluted or black grid printed glass and multiple configuration possibilities. Panels can be installed directly to the floor or onto a low- level shower tray, allowing for flexibility across different spaces. Deflector panels are also available to help improve water containment, with both fixed and pivoting models offered. David Osborne, CEO at Roman, says:


“The introduction of Brushed Bronze adds another colour option for customers


looking to achieve a personalised showering space. Brushed Bronze is clearly the fastest growing new finish in brassware, and we have a perfect colour match option to help specifiers and designers.” ◼ phamnews.co.uk/525/52


Installation is a ‘sure’ thing SPORTING 2 SECURITHERM


Electronic and thermostatic shower panel


Proven water savings: 80 % Anti-legionella solutions:


thermostatic mixer in shower head 100% hygiene: no manual contact,


anti-bacterial proliferation duty flush Anti-scalding failsafe:


automatic shut-off if the cold water fails


Easy to install and to maintain: integrated stopcock and accessible filters and non-return valves


Sleek design


The latest version of the iSure Electric Shower has been launched by AKW, offering enhancements to design, usability and installation. Targeted as an entry-level option, the new iSure includes raised, separate dials for easier adjustment of flow and temperature, along with an optional eco mode to improve energy efficiency. The unit is BEAB- approved and features a minimalist design with rounded edges, developed with user safety in mind. A thermal cut-out mechanism is included to prevent overheating. Rated ‘A’ for energy efficiency and WRAS-approved, the


iSure is designed to help reduce energy use without compromising performance. Installation has also been simplified with six cable and eight water- entry points, dual power blocks, and a retrofit- compatible footprint. This enables the iSure to be installed using existing pipework and tiling, helping reduce labour and cost for installers. The unit is supplied with a two-year warranty.


The shower comes


complete with a chrome-finished accessory kit, including a riser rail, anti- kink hose and three-mode handset. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/525/53


It’s a click to fi t for one person


Engineered with installers in mind, the Verve PRO 8 shower doors and enclosures range from Flair offers quick, simple and safe installation without compromising


resist the build-up of limescale and grime, keeping the glass clean.


The new range includes a variety of shower door options – sliding, pivot, inline and frameless side panels, as well as one- door quadrants and offset quadrants. Customers can choose from three stylish finishes: Silver, Matte Black, and Brushed Brass. For installers, the


Click Fit PRO assembly system removes the need for screws, allowing the shower door frame to be directly assembled onto the shower tray.


on quality or style. The Verve PRO 8 stands at 1950mm high and features 8mm toughened Clearvue safety glass. This hydrophobic protective coating helps


WARRANTY REPAIRABILITY delabie.co.uk


By simply aligning the vertical and horizontal profiles, installers can quickly snap the pre-


assembled brackets into place, forming a secure joint without any fasteners. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/525/54


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