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BATHROOM EDITION


Wetroom specialist rolls out new tile mosaic range


Welcome to the next generation of bathroom furniture from Ellis with more possibilities, more inspiration and more choice than ever before. This innovative collection pushes the boundaries in bathroom furniture design and features the latest decors, colours and finishing touches. It’s quick and easy to design and price with three collections and three simple price bands along with predefined carcase colours.


JT ELLIS: Bathrooms Made Better New introductions to the range


include an exclusive made to measure service, comfort height furniture and stylish storage solutions. Hampshire, featured here, is a new addition to the real wood 1891 Collection which oozes elegance and luxury. This beautifully crafted in-frame style design is available in 30 paint colours including the new on-trend Inky Indigo. u01484 514212 uwww.jtellis.co.uk


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.”


u01634 835290 uwww.marmox.co.uk


Häfele Multifunctional Bluetooth Mirror T


his multifunctional Bluetooth mirror from Häfele was first developed for the hotel market but as the prevalence of smart technology increases in the home, designers are likely to see more requests for high specification products like this. Its Bluetooth connectivity can be operated by a smartphone or tablet and a demister warms


the mirror to 10-25ºC above room temperature preventing it from fogging up. A helpful standby function turns off the demister after 45 mins too in case the user forgets. It also features a wide lighting selection


including cool white (4000k) or warm white (2700k) for room or make-up lighting, and an indirect option is ideal for mood lighting in the evening.


The Bluetooth mirror will be available in


1200mm, 900mm and 600mm sizes and can be installed horizontally or vertically. For further information or to specify this product, contact the Häfele Project Team.


u0800 171 2907 uwww.hafele.co.uk


24 BKU APRIL 2020 BATHROOM EDITION


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