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KITCHEN SINKS, TAPS & WDU’S
SILGRANIT® sinks and taps from BLANCO – Beautiful, Strong, Clean
Quooker delivers the tap that does it all
W
hen it comes to boiling water taps, Quooker provides the safest choice for every household. A common
misconception that boiling water straight from a tap cannot be safe, Quooker has homeowners covered. With a range of features that help maximise safety whilst providing streamlined usability, Quooker delivers the tap that does it all. All Quooker taps boast sophisticated state-of-the-art, child-safe handle
systems that will never automatically dispense boiling water. With a patented double push and twist mechanism, boiling water is safely dispensed following a quick and deliberate motion. While in use, the user is alerted with the glow of a red-light ring around the handle base. For the Flex range which boasts a flexible pull-out hose, a cut-off lock prevention system is in place to ensure boiling water cannot be used when the hose is out.
Quooker taps dispense boiling water as an aerated flow rather than a
solid jet of water, meaning water feels hot but not scalding to touch, should any accidental contact occur. The double-insulated casing prevents heat from escaping, and ensures the tap is not hot to touch when in use, unlike a kettle which presents a far higher burn risk. These safety functions offer additional user reassurance and makes the entire Quooker range the safest on the market.
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Sinks these days need to be as strong and reliable as ever; yet design, colour and style are equally important considerations now that the kitchen is the hub of the home. BLANCO’s progressive Silgranit® portfolio boasts contemporary trendy designs which are made to last. Flexibility, choice, durability and aesthetics are key to this range – which comes with complementary taps in a variety of models and colours. Made of up to 80% granite,
Silgranit is incredibly strong. The engineered stone-like material is scratch-, heat-, impact-, light-, and acid-resistant so all Silgranit sinks are able to withstand high temperatures and do not discolour due to acid or light. With a repellent surface which features the patented Hygienic+Plus protection formula to ensure bacteria and odours are not absorbed, the sinks are hygienic and always germ-free. Ideal for all kitchen
schemes, Silgranit sinks are easy to maintain with a wipe with a damp cloth while tougher marks can be removed with a splash of lemon juice. There is a multitude of sinks
available in Silgranit in a variety of shapes and sizes. Each is available in a range of colours; and some colours have matching mixer taps for a truly coordinated look. Colours are Anthracite, Rock Grey, Alumetallic, Pearl Grey, White, Coffee, Tartufo, Jasmin, Concrete-style and the brand new and on-trend Black.
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Tuscan offer contemporary and versatile styles
The Tuscan sink collection offers 36 traditional and contemporary styles in a choice of granite, ceramic and brushed or polished stainless steel to appeal to a wide range of customer tastes and budgets. There is a wide choice of models
and bowl sizes, together with the flexibility of undermount and inset installation. All Tuscan sinks carry a 10-year guarantee. Highlights include the
contemporary and versatile Sovana brushed stainless steel range which can be installed inset or
undermount, making it compatible with all worksurface materials. The Maranella granite inset sink in Polar White, Stone Grey and Jet Black combines durability and modern styling. Eighteen tap designs are also
available to complement the sinks. The Tuscan sink and tap range is available ex-stock from all 18 IDS branches nationwide.
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