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KITCHEN SINKS, TAPS & WDU’S
BLANCO launches popular EVOL-S Pro 4-in-1 tap in sleek matt black
As the popular trend for black fixtures, fittings, furniture and surfaces in the kitchen grows ever-stronger, BLANCO UK has launched the
drink.hot EVOL-S Pro 4- in-1 in matt black. The new
matt black EVOL-S Pro is an easy to use, 4-in-1 water-saving boiling water which joins the EVOL-S family alongside the
drink.filter 3-in-1 Pro and the original EVOL-S Volume mixer with pull-out spray. The tap delivers standard hot and
cold water with two spray options via the mixer lever on the right. The unique EVOL-S rotary control and measuring dial lets the user select cold filtered or true-boiling
filtered water and then set the dial to deliver the exact amount of water required; an intuitive touch control initiates the flow. The selected water is delivered through a second, safe-to-touch insulated spout while the main flexible spout features a magnetic holder and dual spray for mixed water.
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Reginox celebrates Tribezi success
Reginox UK, the sinks, taps and accessories manufacturer, is celebrating the success of its Tribezi tap. The Tribezi is the ultimate tap
that not only saves time, but also energy and space with its compact design. The Tribezi is a brass hot water
tap and the perfect accessory to any sink. This stand out product not only operates on 5 volts instead of the standard 12 volts, but it also has a unique ceramic thermos rod which means the water heats up quicker and stays hotter for longer. On standby, it typically uses
1-watt vs the standard 6 watts which makes it highly energy and cost efficient. Designed with a concealed water
element meaning it doesn’t come in to contact with water, therefore a significant reduction in limescale. It has a vented tank which reduces the ‘spitting’ when water leaves the tap. With seven pre-sets to choose from, boiling water is available on
Trickling tap troubles? Salamander Pumps announces new TapBoost pump
A
trickling tap is a nuisance, but when only one tap or outlet is poor,
installing a pump to improve the water flow throughout the whole house can feel like an overkill. To combat this, Salamander Pumps has
launched TapBoost, to offer a cost-effective solution to boost the performance of a single outlet. Boosting flow to between 7 and 12 litres per minute depending on incoming flow, TapBoost
provides an easy solution for when a slow-flowing kitchen tap means the kettle takes an age to fill or a trickling bathroom tap makes washing hands difficult. The pump can be fitted at multiple locations
around the house, including bathroom and kitchen sinks, bath taps, garden taps, toilet cisterns, dishwashers, and washing machines. TapBoost is incredibly quiet, easy to install
and can be installed in either mains-fed or gravity-fed systems.
Gareth Richards, Technical Director at
Salamander Pumps, said: “We’re really excited to launch this product to the market. “We’ve specifically designed TapBoost to offer
a cost-effective solution for homeowners who have one main problem point in their property, where they want to improve their water performance, but where a whole-house solution may not be necessary. We can’t wait to see the reaction from our customers!” For more information on TapBoost, visit
Tapboost.co.uk
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demand therefore saving both space and money. The Tribezi has an advanced NSF
International and WRAS approved filter system which means cleaner, better tasting water is available for all drinking needs. Reginox’s already extensive hot
taps range has an in-built child safety lock making it an ideal choice for any family kitchen.
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