INNOVATION & DESIGN


Virtual Worlds launches Version 7


Innovation-led 3D CAD design company, Virtual Worlds, has enhanced its award-winning Virtual Worlds Professional toolkit with the launch of Version 7.


The latest update helps to make the software simpler and quicker for designers to use – enabling accurate and quick generation of detailed plans which can then be viewed in Virtual Worlds’ industry- leading packages, including 4D and 4D Theatre.


The changes have included improvements to the 2D plans and elevations module which allow for the addition of custom design templates and a new control menu for editing and saving diagrams. Other


modifications have included a simplified


sketchpad, so designers can map out a room in a few


clicks, and enhancements to cutting techniques, meaning users are now able to cut holes or surfaces directly from a 3D item. Nathan Maclean, managing director at Virtual Worlds, said: “Users will find that the new changes have made Virtual Worlds Professional much quicker to operate than ever before, allowing them to turn designs around with ease and deliver kitchens and bathrooms that wow their customers.”


01908 663848 www.virtualworlds.co.uk


Imperial – Bring the boutique to your bathroom


Forget the boring designs of the past, the future is boutiques! Using different contrasting materials such as ceramic, chrome and glass makes for a sophisticated centre piece for an elegant bathroom. Firenze is named after Florence – one of Italy’s most famous and beautiful cities and very much reflects this handcrafted collection of bathroom ware that will meet your needs and exceed your expectations whatever your bathroom space and décor. With its new 530mm wide cloak basin sitting elegantly on its basin stand, this stylish statement is a great choice for creating a boutique look bathroom without invading on space and is available with chrome or glass legs.


Firenze boasts a collection that can satisfy both contemporary and classical tastes, since it has been fashioned to co-ordinate with any of the handcrafted brassware and


accessory collections, as well as any of the stunning baths available from Imperial Bathrooms.


01922 743074 sales@imperial-bathrooms.co.uk www.imperial- bathrooms.co.uk


Croydex combines sleek designs with superior fixing power in new Stick ‘n’ Lock range


ward-winning manufacturer, Croydex has launched its next generation of Stick ‘n’ Lock semi- permanent bathroom accessories. The new collection features a sleek new design but the same superior fixing power.


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Installed in three easy steps – peel, stick and fix – each piece in the chrome-plated mild steel collection comes with a five-year rust-free guarantee.


Thanks to the self-adhesive fixing plate, no tools or fixings are required. Simply stick to a clean, stable, flat, finished surface and once in place, hang the accessory and secure using the screw-on cover cap.


The redesign focusses on compact, slim, geometric shapes and lines. From toilet roll, soap dish and tumbler holders to towel rings and rails, robe hooks and storage baskets, each product in the range is specially-coated with a rust-free formula and simply needs a wipe over with a dry cloth to keep them looking good. All are suitable for use within any ‘wet’ shower area or bathroom.


Prices start from £9.15 for a robe hook with a three tier corner basket priced at £34.98. The revamped Stick ‘N’ Lock range is among the new additions unveiled in Croydex’s latest catalogue, which also features expanded Aqua Air, Flexi-Fix and Hang ‘n’ Lock collections.To request a copy, telephone, email or visit the website.


01264 365881 email sales@croydex.co.uk www.croydex.com


48 BKU JULY 2018


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