Independent Living


Triton raising the standard for inclusive showering


Clos-o-Mat – Wellbeing from the bottom up...!


More people in Britain suffer from faecal incontinence than suffer from asthma or diabetes! Any bowel issue is rarely discussed, but it has huge consequences in terms of health, hygiene and wellbeing. New developments in assistive technology are enabling sufferers to deal with at least some of the consequences in a dignified, sanitary way. Clos-o-Mat’s new


range of Vita bidet toilets, with their built-in douching and drying, deliver the best


performance available. When triggered, the toilet


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riton’s T150+ combines elements of the popular Safeguard+ and T80Z Fast Fit to create a thermostatically controlled electric shower suitable for a variety of specification and installation requirements. Joining other products in the brand’s trusted INC: Inclusive Showering collection, the T150+ is a ‘fit-for-all’ solution which doesn’t sacrifice style for function or performance. The product is one of the safest showers on the market today having achieved BEAB CARE approval and an IP25 rating for the protection of internal electrical components. At the heart of the unit, Triton’s tried and tested Tri-therm technology delivers a constantly regulated stream of water that is within +/- 1oC of the desired setting to the end-user while an automatic shut-off feature stops the cold supply immediately should this fail.


For added reassurance, an integrated, tamperproof Safe-SetTM fitting means the maximum temperature can be fixed at either 410C (BEAB CARE Recommended), 43oC or 47oC without restricting full rotation of the low resistance control dial.


Automatic timed shutdown, which can be adjusted during installation and turns the shower off after 5, 20 (default) or 30 minutes, has also been incorporated as an extra precautionary measure. Such precise regulation ensures people of all ages, especially children and the elderly, won’t experience fluctuations in temperature.


Triton’s T150+ is easy to operate with a single, soft-press on/off power button and a bright indicator light. Supplied with a polished stainless steel riser rail that can be extended to 670mm and paired with an extra-long 1.75m hose, the product can be used comfortably whether standing or seated. Accessories, such as a grab rail package capable of supporting up to 150kg in weight, are available separately with prices starting from around £296 for an 8.5kW model. For more information, please visit our website.


024 7634 4441 www.tritonshowers.co.uk


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simultaneously flushes and begins the warm water cleaning process. As a result, any soiling is efficiently and consistently washed away, and the user’s bottom is left clean and dry without any need to use manually wipe with toilet tissue.


The new-look Clos-o-Mat Vita range now includes options to suit


every style and user preference. The brand-leading Palma Vita is the UK’s biggest-selling automatic toilet. The Lima Vita is the wall-hung version, whilst the Lima Lifter brings full height-adjustability.


0161 969 1199 info@clos-o-mat.com www.clos-o-mat.com


Saniflo launches Kineduo 3 walk-in bath


The popular Saniflo range of Kineduo walk-in shower baths has been extended to include a walk-in bath only model, the Kineduo 3.


Continuously striving to add that something extra special to its collection of bathroom products for the inclusive market, the experts at Saniflo have taken the walk-in bath and given it a contemporary twist with some stunning features. Available in three sizes - 1600 x


750, 1700 x 750 and 1800 x 800 – the Kineduo 3 easy access shower bath is constructed from fully encapsulated acrylic, making it extremely robust and long lasting. It features a unique adjustable feet system and is available in both right and left hand versions making it suitable for almost any bathroom and user.


020 8842 0033 www.saniflo.co.uk


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