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BATHROOMEDITION
The new FloBar Flux Original Brushed Brass by Vogue (UK)
T
he new FloBar Flux by Vogue (UK) is seen here
with Original joints in Brushed Brass finish. FloBar Flux is a contemporary heating solution with open- end design and side connections, so that towels can slide on and off the FloBar with ease. Flux is available in either a 550mm or 650mm and can also be designed using two to five FloBars – image shows a series of three. Flux can be specified in Brushed Brass as pictured, along with Polished Chrome, Polished Brass and Brushed Copper in four different joint styles – Original as pictured, as well as Mitre, Ball Joint and Flat. The simple installation is ideal for first fix bathrooms and the exclusive FloBar valve offers full temperature control as concealed flexible barrier pipes ensure safe, smooth water flow behind the scenes.
Launched in tandem with the
company’s own dedicated FloBar website →
www.flo-bar.co.uk, the new FloBar Collection by Vogue (UK) is designed with today’s high- performance bathroom and luxury- seeking consumers in mind. Made in Britain from high quality brass and stainless steel, each model within the collection provides the flexibility to ‘make it your own’ all thanks to the patented FloBar System, which is 100% concealed with flush-mounted temperature controls. The Polished Chrome model
pictured below is a timeless classic, making it the ideal choice for a contemporary bathroom that demands practical luxury. For more information on the
new FloBar Collection, please contact Vogue (UK).
wide range of bathroom rails
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