FLOORING & TILING
Wetroom specialist rolls out new tile mosaic range
Designers and developers, as well as specialist bathroom and wetroom contractors all stand to benefit from the introduction of the new Slicedstone mosaics range on a roll, launched by Marmox (UK) Ltd. in liaison with a leading adhesives manufacturer. The palette of colours available
under the Slicedstone brand extends from Copper, Bronze, Beige and Graphite to Autumn Leaf, Mars Stone and Sea Stone. There are also three mosaic mixes: comprising Beige Stone, Copper Stone and Slate - Lava Stone and Lauze - then Slate, Lava Stone and Sea Stone. Crucially, the laser cut 25 x 25mm or 50 x 50mm tiles of sedimentary stone from
India are mounted on a waterproof membrane with an in-built decoupling layer, to provide a crisp and regular finish offering stunning visual impact. Also, the individual tiles making up the 50 x 100cm roll lengths, or convenient 30cm square sections are easy to install on vertical and contoured surfaces using the special Murexin adhesives. Not only can they be 80% quicker to fix, but will require up to 60% less grout. A spokesperson for Marmox, Johnathan Parsons, commented: “Slicedstone is
attracting a lot of interest from both and new and existing clients, being ideal for a wide selection of applications and property types: including sports and leisure, spa hotels, wellness and commercial as well as residential. The combination of natural stone, with all its visual subtleties, being laser cut and secured to a membrane, giving a consistent 3mm grout line has a unique appeal.”
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Showerwall adds 26 new design-led decors to range
Showerwall has extended its bathroom wall panelling range with 26 new design-led décors reflecting the latest bathroom and interiors trends and advances in registered embossed printing technology. The full collection now offers an extensive choice of 84 designs. With a focus on of-the-moment
design and texture, highlights of the expansive new Showerwall collection include 14 new HPL designs including four new Synchronised options which replicate the look and feel of real marble and stone of Ocean Marble, Shell Marble, Apollo Marble and Athena Marble and three fashionable terrazzo colourways of Positano Blue Terrazzo, Positano Grey Terrazzo and Stone Terrazzo. Additions to the Acrylic range include four stylish metro and hexagonal tile
effects, including the Emerald Subway tile, three new pastel colours of Sage, Blush and Sky together with five striking wallpaper styles of Vintage Birds, Flamingo, Botanical, Oriental and Pineapple. Steph Harris, product manager for Showerwall, says: “We pride ourselves on
being the first to bring innovative new designs to the bathroom wall panelling market and have made significant investment in refreshing the collection so that it remains on-trend and relevant to consumer demand.”
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uwww.showerwall.co.uk 28 BKU APRIL 2020
Maximus mega slabs from RAK Ceramics make a big impact
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magine a tiled space with virtually no grout lines, where the design possibilities are limitless and the surfaces provide unparalleled flexibility for any kind of application – from the largest kitchen island to bathroom walls and floors. With Maximus porcelain tiles from RAK Ceramics, the idea becomes
reality. Heat resistant, recyclable, light weight, durable and easy to clean, Maximus is available in 3 thicknesses and a wide range of finishes and sizes, from the smallest at 60cm x 120cm up to mega slabs 135 x 305cm. As one of the leading producers of large slab format tiles, RAK Ceramics
recognises that, despite their many benefits, handling such a bulky item can be problematic for retailers. That is why, once an order has been placed, RAK Ceramics will deliver the tiles on our own fleet of vans, either to site or to the homeowner. From marble and concrete to metal and stone inspired designs,
Maximus enables the latest on-trend looks to be incorporated into any interior design without any maintenance issues.
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uwww.rakceramics.com/uk
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