THE FILTER TAP BRAND YOU NEED TO GET INTU...
British hot tap specialist INTU Evolution’s MD Kieran Taylor-Bradshaw explains why it is looking to build up its network of independent retailers for it’s ‘affordable luxury’ products.
Q: When did you launch INTU hot water taps?
A: INTU Evolution was launched in March 2020 and due to Covid we had to grow our brand online. With restrictions eased we are now focusing back on building strong relationships with the trade industry.
Q: What is affordable luxury to INTU?
A: In my opinion, hot water taps should be fitted as standard in homes across the UK, specifically 4-1 taps. An INTU 4-1 filtered water tap for example gives multiple safety, health and sustainable benefits that have recently been out of reach to many UK residents. Instant filtered 98 degree hot water and filtered cold drinking water on tap helps homes save water, save time and reduce plastic waste by removing the need for bottled water.
Q: What makes INTU different to other brands?
A: We pride ourselves on offering the largest range of hot water tap styles, features and colour finishes - backed up by our UK customer service, affordable prices and quality user experience. With our brand new NEXUS tank, the first of its kind, we are reshaping the hot tap industry with newly developed technology. Plus, our products are fully WRAS Approved with A Rated Energy Efficiency.
Q: Why are you keen to build up a network of independent kitchen retailers?
A: INTU was originally created to help improve lifestyles in UK homes, working directly with trade businesses. We want to help kitchen retailers in Britain recover by working with them and reducing our business online.
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