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p26 BKU-SUPP-APR21 Pitacs Ultraheat_bku 06/04/2021 15:30 Page 26


BATHROOMEDITION


Bathroom brights and custom colours: inspired bathroom heating from Ultraheat


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our bathroom doesn’t have to look like everyone else’s.


Ultraheat’s latest Premier Range of quality


radiators and towel rails offers all you need to create a beautiful, unique bathroom space: Choose an impactful, contrast colour for the


radiator against your mounting wall, perhaps to complement the feature colour you’ve chosen for your towels, or a colour picked out from your bathroom blinds or wall art. A sheer, metallic finish for your towel rail can


coordinate with other properties in the space, such as taps, door handles or light fixtures. For a more subtle interaction, and to help


make your bathroom feel less cluttered, simply match the radiator’s finish with the mounting wall. Ultraheat’s Electric Towel Rail range features a


variety of quality PVD finishes, including Brushed Antique Bronze and Polished Copper. A number of designs in the Ultraheat Premier Range can also be made to order in any designated universal RAL Colour or Micrograin Metallic paint – so you can be sure that the finished product will fit in – or stand out – perfectly. Request your Ultraheat Premier Range


Catalogue today. Ultraheat is the heating division of Pitacs


Limited.


u+44 (0)1908 271155 uinfo@pitacs.com uwww.ultraheat.co.uk


Compact and contemporary


MODERN LOOK | EFFECTIVE HEATING | QUALITY PRODUCTS Ultraheat is the heating division of Pitacs Limited


T: +44 (0)1908 271155 E: info@pitacs.com W: www.ultraheat.co.uk 26 BKU APRIL 2021 BATHROOM EDITION


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