NEW PRODUCTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Style and sustainability with Franke’s new solid stainless steel Tango Neo tap range
Franke has extended its stainless steel tap collection with the addition of the contemporary Tango Neo tap range within the premium Mythos family of products.
Consisting of two stylish single-lever mixer taps that are crafted from high- quality solid stainless steel, Tango Neo taps are scratch, stain and heat
resistant, as well as ultra-hygienic and easy to clean thanks to its non- porous surface.
Franke’s stainless steel taps are 100% recyclable, making the Tango Neo range an eco-friendly choice. Designed to help save water, energy and money, the tap is also fitted with a two-step Eco cartridge, which can reduce water flow by up to 50%.
Tango Neo taps are fitted with a laminar aerator to provide a crystal
clear, non-splashing water stream with a low noise level.
Consumers can choose from the professional-style Pull-Out Nozzle or the Swivel Spout model. Both taps are 275mm in height with a spout reach of 220mm. Suitable for high pressure systems, Tango Neo taps are backed by a five-year warranty.
0161 436 6280
www.franke.com
NEW PRODUCTS
Showerwall enhances laminate offer with new range structure and leaflet
Leading wall panelling brand, Showerwall, is excited to unveil a new Laminate range structure supported by a dedicated mini leaflet, to make product selection easier for retailers, installers, and homeowners. The Laminate panels are now organised into clearer price-based
collections, renamed
as Original, Impression and Majestic – a decision made based on feedback from retailers.
The collections are showcased in a new tri-fold A4 leaflet, featuring a swatch of each décor. Customers can see at-a-glance which decors feature in the new collections and the different signature finishes they are available in. The leaflet also contains a QR code to enable
retailers and installers to easily order samples.
Steph Harris, Showerwall’s Product Manager, said: “We’re constantly striving to find ways to make things easier for our customers; this new range structure and supporting leaflet are the next step in that ongoing process.”
www.showerwall.co.uk
Inspire your customers and drive sales with Onfigr D
eveloped and managed by the award-winning team behind CGI and Software Development Company
Pikcells.com, Onfigr provides a streamlined platform for interactive 360° and 3D visualisers, serving the interior design community with a full CMS that visually and functionally, is ahead of its time.
The system of choice for anyone wanting a photorealistic visualiser, Onfigr also provides comprehensive content management features and customers benefit from a range of core features; photorealistic visuals, trend presets, a save design feature, lightning fast 360° visualisation, mobile
optimisation to ensure the software is fully responsive across desktop and mobile devices, custom UI design and branding, content management, analytics and more!
Promising to inspire customers, drive sales, and monitor performance, Onfigr will help you to convert customer design enquiries into bonified sales orders. Suitable for anyone looking to style an interior space, Onfigr room categories include Kitchens, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Living Room Furniture, Fixtures & Fittings, Tiling, Flooring, Paint & Wallpaper, and Hard Landscaping. Craig Rothwell, Business Development Director at Onfigr says, “We all know how important staging and styling your retail space is to create an
elevated user experience and so having the support of a virtual design space is a great way to convert an enquiry into a sale. We have found that by offering them a similar-looking space to their own with the options provided in an easy-to-use layout, they can quickly play with ideas and capture this design for use later.”
If you would like to find out more information, please contact Onfigr:
0333 050 3335
hello@onfigr.com
www.onfigr.com
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