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HOT, COLD & FILTERED TAPS


detail. They are more specific than ever about the look and feel of the hub of the home. They’ve become bolder too, no longer afraid to adopt rich, deep colours, and as a result, greens, blues and anthracites are just some of this year’s most coveted cabinetry shades. Gone are the days when brassware was


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considered as function and no form. Now the bar has been raised by consumers and we have to not just meet it but exceed expectations. The surge of interest in instant hot water taps


Comment by Michael Sammon Managing Director, Wödår


mirrors the seemingly incessant post-pandemic demand for home improvements, energy-saving and of course conscious consumerism. Value for money, convenience and energy efficiency are currently at the forefront of everyone’s minds, but so too is style.


hen consumers look around their kitchens the eye goes to every


Matching handles and brassware are a must


when designing a considered kitchen scheme. This includes the humble hot tap. To be in with a chance of consideration, brands need to offer more choice, chrome and steel can be too limiting. Brushed brass, copper, gun metal grey, black – this is the palette needed to ensure that a kitchen can have the cohesive finish consumers are looking for. This modern classic range will be able to adapt to any style of kitchen – contemporary or traditional. What about the look? Rustic Shaker,


minimalist Slab, one hot tap style does not fit all kitchens. Consumers are looking to make subtle statements and this should be one of them. Industrial vs a heritage bridge, a sleek single lever vs a pro-flex, consumers should be given as many options as possible. A hot tap is something that should not only make the everyday easier, but elevate it.


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ince its inception, the instant hot tap, or multi-functional tap, has been seen


as a luxury that comes with a significant price tag. New brand on the block, Wödår, has created


an extensive product range (8 collections) of instant hot water taps which offer superb value for money starting at an RRP of £459, and a huge choice of designs - all with the convenience of


fully insulated compact tanks, and available in six different finishes; Brushed Brass, Chrome, Copper, Black, Gun Metal and Gold. The company was awarded the Highly Commended accolade in the Ideal Home Kitchen Awards 2022. The highly specified, architecturally designed


portfolio opens up new markets for kitchen designers and retailers. All Wödår products are designed in the HQ in Leeds where they control


every stage of the product life cycle from initial design concepts to full quality control testing in their purpose-built warehouse. The style choice, warranty and terms that Wödår offers appeals to the domestic, retailer and specifier market. Choice through Design. All Wödår instant taps meet rigorous safety


standards and come with an industry competitive price and, WRAS approval and 5-year warranty. A trade log in area is available to support retailers with a trade discount, plus a national fitting service is also available to help support consumers and with retailer displays where needed.


uwww.wodar.com 36 BKU JULY 2022


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