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NEWPRODUCTS


NEWPRODUCTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS


Quooker: The Patinated Brass finish T


he original and only true 100oC boiling water


tap manufacturer Quooker introduces its new tap design, Quooker Front. Delivering hot, cold and boiling water, the


new Front tap has a sleek and minimal tubular aesthetic, bringing contemporary flair to any kitchen. Unlike previous models, it features a hot and cold-water lever on top of the spout, giving it an ergonomic and distinctive look. Inspired by an original design


that Quooker’s founder, Henri Peteri, created in 1976, the Front tap features Quooker’s patented double push and twist mechanism for boiling water at its base. Compatible with any Quooker


Quooker Front is available in two finishes –


Stainless Steel and Matt Black. Quooker offers six finish options to choose from across the different tap ranges - Chrome, Stainless Steel, Black, Gold, Patinated Brass, and Nickel, ensuring a finish for every home. Quooker taps streamline the kitchen and are


used to keep the kitchen tidier, safer and to save the homeowner time in their everyday life, making the kitchen more functional, whilst looking great too.


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tank, the Front tap can also be combined with the CUBE, Quooker’s accessory for sparkling and super chilled water, becoming the tap that does it all.


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Bringing the industry together at InstallerSHOW2023 T


here’s more interest in the plumbing, heating and electrical


industries than ever before (at least in my memory). When InstallerSHOW in launched in 2015, it


was a completely different event in a completely different landscape. There wasn’t a cost-of-living crisis and spiralling fuel bills, no legally binding carbon targets to hit, and there wasn’t nearly as much interest from the government, the mainstream media, and the public about the types of white box that heat your home. Fast forward to 2023, and we’re on the cusp of


major changes. As a country, we need to produce less carbon, from buildings, from our cars, from manufacturing, from everywhere.


This creates huge opportunities, but also


uncertainty, and the pathway isn’t yet clear. Ironically, back in 2015 many of the brands, the


products and the visitors will be the same as today. Boilers, heat pumps, smart controls, radiators, underfloor heating, EVs, solar panels, water efficiency, and the list goes on. This technology has evolved and improved, but


the solutions are there, as are the qualified engineers to install and maintain the systems of today, and tomorrow. At InstallerSHOW from 27-29 June 2023


at the NEC, we will have everything that the UK needs to hit its decarbonisation goals. The installers and designers, the manufacturers and products, the education and advice, the


Scan the QR code to register for your free ticket today


policymakers and advisors, and everything in between. It’s the perfect time to come together, share


opinions and ideas, listen and learn, and create business and personal relationships to benefit you, and your customers. We have the opportunity, let’s make it happen.


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20 BKU APRIL 2023


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