NEW PRODUCTS
NEW PRODUCTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Knightsbridge turns up the power with 63W USB charging
Laptops and other power-hungry devices can now be USB-charged directly from the socket thanks to
Knightsbridge’s new 63W PD (Power Delivery) wall charger. Suited to commercial and retail environments such as hotels, cafés, bars and offices, the wall charger is Knightsbridge’s most powerful yet and supports PD, Programmable Power Supply (PPS) and Quick Charge (QC) through two USB-C and one USB-A ports.
With compatible cables, PD and PPS laptops can be charged straight from the socket using a 63W USB- C port, without the need for bulky adaptors. With the latest USB-C interface, many Android and Apple
Lifestyle Kitchens launch new Alto collection
(iPhone 8 and above) devices also support fast-charging PD technology.
The sockets are available in a sleek black raised rounded edge model or the premium screwless collection and in the company’s most popular decorative finishes: anthracite, brushed chrome, matt black, and matt white.
01582 887760
www.mlaccessories.co.uk
Made in the UK, Lifestyle Kitchens offers retailers a stunning range of 38 modern and classic designs to create a unique kitchen scheme. Setting the style standard, Alto is a sleek new collection for spring, exuding an understated elegance with its discreet handle and smooth matt finish.
The ultimate family kitchen, Alto is presented in a L-shaped layout featuring multi-functional zones for preparation, cooking, and informal dining. Form and function combined, the range provides a host of flexible furniture options and is perfect to
pair with Spaceworks+ organised storage for a clutter free feel. An ideal space for socialising and entertaining with friends, Alto is presented in a complementary palette of grey mist cabinetry and a grey focal island. The entire Lifestyle Kitchens range is available to order for quick delivery from stock. Alto is available in three neutral shades, Fawn, Grey & Grey Mist, browse the new digital brochure
https://lifestylekitchens.com/ brochure/ to discover more.
01227 742424
www.lifestylekitchens.com
Anthill – How Do You Manage Project Remedials & Snagging? N
ot only is Anthill going to manage your entire customer journey from inspiration to installation, but Anthill’s Snagging and Issue Management system revolutionises project oversight, ensuring seamless progress with its innovative workflows and traffic light management features. Remedials and snagging are effortless with Anthill, allowing you to document defects with detailed descriptions and upload supporting materials directly. This user-friendly, step-by-step workflow guides you through resolving problems, streamlining communication, and reducing misunderstandings.
Effective Resolution Management Anthill excels in managing resolutions by organising and tracking necessary actions. You can easily order replacement items, schedule
installers, and coordinate the collection of damaged products.
Anthill also records all associated costs and designates who will cover these expenses – whether it’s the business, the customer, the installer, or the supplier. The software measures every data point, ensuring each resolved issue is documented and its cost impact is subtracted from the project’s profit. This detailed record-keeping supports accurate financial analysis and project profitability assessments. Additionally, Anthill
generates detailed reports of all snags and issues, providing insights for review.
These reports are invaluable for identifying trends, improving processes, and enhancing future project outcomes. Anthill’s Snagging and Issue Management system ensures you stay on top of all projects.
Book now for a demonstration.
www.anthill.co.uk
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