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emonstrating once again that it is at the forefront of interior design trends, leading bathroom furniture company Ellis has developed their own new and exciting sanitaryware and brassware collection to complement their latest furniture ranges.
We’re aware that independent retailers like to sell a coordinated bathroom package, so we’ve developed our own range of WC’s, basins and brassware that suites with our 1891 timber furniture collection and Desire contemporary furniture collection.
If you’re looking for a classic look then the Evoque back to wall WC and semi-recessed basin will fit right in, made from the highest quality ceramics, and boasting neat practical design touches that your customers will love, the Evoque range is a perfect partner for our 1891 painted timber collection. The Evoque WC comes complete with a wooden soft close seat in either natural wood, natural white, or to match your furniture colours.
If you’d like to receive a retailer information pack detailing all the latest products from Ellis simply e-mail ‘retailer info pack’ to address below.
01484 514212
mail@jtellis.co.uk
www.jtellis.co.uk
8 BKU JANUARY 2018
Evoque semi-recessed basin with Evoque mono basin mixer tap
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Evoque back to wall WC with natural wood seat
The Evoque Sanitaryware & Brassware Collection from Ellis D
Evoque back to wall WC.
The Evoque semi-recessed basin is available with a single or 3 tap hole configuration to suit the new range of Evoque brassware.
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