HOT, COLD & FILTERED TAPS


Embrace hygge in today’s kitchen with Abode Pronteau Scandi A


s retailers continue to expand their product offer, Abode is delighted that the hot water tap is now considered an essential home appliance, helping to replace the traditional kettle in a safe, sustainable and stylish way.


Designed to emulate the same characteristics found in a Scandinavian home, Pronteau Scandi lets UK homeowners experience filtered cold and steaming hot water from a tap, which is designed in the same style as their home décor. Available in HotKey® and 4 IN 1, both models of Pronteau Scandi deliver hot, cold, filtered cold and 75-98º instant steaming hot water in either Matt White, Matt Black and Scandi Grey.


For even more functionality at the sink, pair a Pronteau boiling water tap with a practical workstation sink and push-button handspray so your customers can optimise day-to-day life while complementing their personal style and kitchen décor.


Adding another level of functionality to enhance customers daily kitchen routines, combinging a modern handspray with Pronteau 4 IN 1 boiling water tap will create up to 5 functions from a single wash zone, such as making hot drinks, delivering filtered water, prepping food, pot filling, and general washing and cleaning. Handsprays are a great add on sale and provide a practical solution for cleaning / rinsing


For further information, please contact Abode:


tasks at the sink. This contemporary range enhances the overall Abode offer, and importantly provides the much-desired pull-out functionality for the company’s award-winning Pronteau Scandi Collection.


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