HOT, COLD & FILTERED TAPS
The smart tap revolution W
ith the current pace of development within the kitchen
tap sector, it is an exciting time for consumer’s in today's market. From ever- popular filter taps and rise in sensor taps, to a variety of multi-function taps designed to answer specific lifestyle needs. In the UK however, hot taps are where all the interest is right now. We are a nation of tea drinkers after all. For a relative newcomer to the hot tap sector,
it is an exciting time at BLANCO. We’ve had a fantastic response to our newly launched offering, from both trade customers and consumers alike. What’s more, we have some genuinely brilliant new developments in the pipeline too. Consumer desire for instant access to filtered,
Comment by John Robinson Marketing Manager, BLANCO UK
chilled and boiling water and the almost global movement to be more environmentally conscientious are the driving forces behind the sectors growth and rapid product advances. In fact, advances are coming from all over the place - with BWT producing better and better water
filters with longer life-spans, the application of super-strong and hygienic Titanium to boiler systems and Quooker recently bringing the 5N1 Cube tap to the market. Choice is at an all-time high if you are a consumer. As is hot tap awareness, thanks, in no small part, to the large investment in consumer advertising by one particular brand. Their campaign has certainly driven brand awareness for them, but it has also created a larger market for everyone else to tap into (pun 100% intended), by bringing the hot tap to a large audience that hadn’t yet realised what they are missing. If you ask me - and BKU did - it will come
down to convenience and reliability. How convenient and intuitive the product is to use, how easy it is to maintain, how expensive the upgrades, refills and consumables are and how the increasing number of features integrate into daily life – or not. It will be interesting to see how popular sparkling water proves to be, and to see what’s coming next. My fingers are crossed for chilled white and room temperature red.
Engineered to be better, the BLANCO TAMPERA Hot T
he TAMPERA Hot 3-in-1 tap delivers cold, warm and boiling water from a
single mixer tap, providing instant 100°C filtered water at a twist of a child-safe lever.
Everything about the TAMPERA Hot is quality,
from the filtered water to the construction and components, from the high specification titanium boiler to the digital control feature. Cleverly designed for everyday convenience, the multi- purpose Smart tap dispenses boiling filtered water through an insulated spout that doesn’t get hot. In today’s modern world, having instant boiling water is a real advantage, saving time for more
important things in life. There’s no need to wait for a fresh cup of tea, to brew some coffee, blanch vegetables or even fill-up your hot-water bottle with the TAMPERA Hot. Its compact design also offers valuable extra storage space in the base cabinet. The TAMPERA Hot is expertly engineered; the
super-hygienic 4 litre boiler is made of ultra- resistant titanium, the high-performance BWT five-stage filtration system is designed to reduce limescale and contaminants, leaving the water perfectly PH balanced, therefore improving the water quality and taste. And if that’s not enough, the TAMPERA Hot is built with an integrated
from BLANCO, making everyday life a little easier.
digital control feature as standard. In fact, there are no extra’s or add-ons with the TAMPERA, it has simply been engineered to be better. Experience the TAMPERA Hot at KBB
Birmingham, visit stand i100. Save time and space with perfect solutions
01923 635 200 email;
info@blanco.co.uk
www.blanco.co.uk/tampera
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