New Products
TKC updates three best-selling ranges with new colour options
TKC has extended the design appeal of its popular Vivo, Lucente and Lusso high gloss door ranges with the addition of three colours, Porcelain, Light Grey and Cashmere, to their existing colour palettes.
Porcelain is a sought after colour by consumers as an alternative to white or ivory and TKC has introduced this as a new door colour, available now on the Vivo and Lucente ranges. The Vivo gloss 18mm slab door range now comes in a choice of seven colours and the Lucente gloss 22mm J-Pull handleless door is available in eight, from neutral tones to the deeper Anthracite.
Light Grey and the warm tone of Cashmere have been added to Lusso, the 19mm gloss slab door range. This widens the door choice to four colours, and internal curves are available to further extend the design possibilities of the range.
Available now, the doors in each range are available in over 50 sizes including curved options, allowing customers the flexibility to create the high-end looks of a contemporary kitchen at a competitive price. The extension of the three ranges is part of the most significant product range update in TKC’s history with a total of 19 new doors added to their stocked range, backed by a re-styled literature suite and POS package. For further information contact
TKC.
0161 336 3636 e:
info@tkcomponents.co.uk
www.tkcomponents.co.uk
Creative and considered storage with PWS’ YouBoXx
PWS, exclusive UK distributor of Kesseböhmer, has enhanced its comprehensive portfolio of clever storage solutions with YouBoXx. Considered and creative, YouBoXx is incredibly versatile enabling consumers to customise their storage to ensure maximum usable space and effortless ease of access. The system is available to suit both base units and larders, so brings benefits across multiple configurations of cabinets. YouBoXx offers a menu of storage options including knife blocks, bottle holders individual boxes and rails, which can then be arranged to personalise cabinets. For added flexibility the trays and YouBoX sets are interchangeable so they can be switched from a base unit to a larder as they are fully compatible with one another. Adaptable and intuitive, the boxes can be easily dropped in placed and moved around as and when required.
YouBoXx offers the potential to mix a multitude of storage possibilities. The trays are ideal for storing upright packages, bottles and tins with the individual boxes are perfect for accommodating smaller items, knives and kitchen tools. The boxes are in a
contemporary porcelain-effect finish that is robust and easy to clean. All Kesseböhmer products are manufactured in Germany, supplied with a 10 year guarantee and independently tested up to 70,000 cycles, ensuring a lifetime of trouble- free service.
01325 505555
www.pws.co.uk
OUT WITH THE OLD… Here at TMUK, innovation isn’t just a word – it’s in everything we do. sn’t just a word – it’s in everything we do. We brought our 25mm shower trays to market at a time wh
We introduced flush-to-the-floor trays for customers wanting a contemporary wet room look without the fitting challenges. We made smart design decisions solving practical problems every step of the way, and developed our patented anti-slip technology to round out the offering.
Now the time has come to move on once again – in March, we’ll be announcing the next significant step in the evolution of our product range. That means no
e brought our 25mm shower trays to market at a time when 45mm trays dominated.
more 45mm trays – instead, say hello to our new 25mm range, with its exciting set of options unique to the volume market. Benefiting from our innovative design and manufacturing processes, there’s something for everyone in the range, and we know you’re going to love it.
It’s a clean break with 45mm trays. That’s why we’re saying it’s out with the old, and in with the new.
INNOVATION AND DESIGN – THAT’S THE TRAYMATE DIFFERENCE. 10 BKU FEBRUARY 2017
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