KBB KBB REVIEW
Carron Phoenix demonstrated colour and texture at KBB 2020
Trend-led styles for the design and price-conscious consumer is what Carron Phoenix characteristically displayed at KBB 2020. Carron Phoenix is reinforcing its credentials as a brand that delivers good quality, design and value with nationwide ex-stock availability from dedicated distributors. Alongside new launches of sinks
and taps, the company displayed a broader range of its fashionable and competitively priced sinks and taps, including filter taps and instant boiling water taps, waste management systems, whilst also promoting the company’s latest Value Deals offers which are highly popular with retailers and consumers. Colours and textures are a major
design story for Carron Phoenix and were presented on new and existing sink and tap ranges. With its focus on delivering style
on a budget, Carron Phoenix will be continuing to promote its popular Value Deals which offer
Pronorm at KBB 2020
Pronorm’s focus at KBB demonstrated their credentials as a partner of choice to UK retailers looking for a German
contemporary kitchen furniture supplier.
customers generous savings on combined purchases versus individual retail prices. They are highly popular with retailers as the combined packages make decision making easy and represent generous discounts.
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Well established in the UK for over 30 years, Pronorm has gone from strength to strength with high level investment in manufacturing, product design and range architecture to offer retailers a high quality choice of contemporary kitchens, territorial exclusivity and solid business support. Across 98sqm, Pronorm displayed the creative and commercial scope of its unique Y-Line handleless and X-Line handleless ranges enabling retailers to flex the design and pricing of their projects to appeal to mid- market consumers through to luxury purchasers.
InSinkErator® demonstrated its brand new E75 food waste disposer at KBB 2020
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nSinkErator® demonstrated its brand new food waste disposer, the E75, to
visitors at kbb Birmingham 2020. The premium InSinkErator® E75 food waste
disposer benefits from stainless steel grinding technology with a 980 ml grind chamber, and a 0.75 horsepower motor, to safely and sustainably grind food waste, such as vegetable peelings, into tiny particles. The food waste particles are then rinsed away down the drain through standard plumbing.
InSinkErator® demonstrated the E75 at kbb
2020 as part of its on-going effort to increase awareness of the numerous benefits associated with owning a food waste disposer. Vegetable peelings were used during product demonstrations, while the InSinkErator® sales team explained what happens to the food waste after it has been flushed down the drain. The new model from InSinkErator® boasts a
space saving design, which is ideal for compact kitchens, freeing-up space in the home as one less waste bin is needed. Finished in black with a silver coloured trim, the compact E75 food waste disposer also comes complete with a stainless steel sink stopper and cover. The food waste disposer is supported with a six-year parts and labour guarantee for added peace of mind. The E75 joins the Evolution 250 and Evolution 150 food waste disposers, taking the InSinkErator® Showroom Collection offering up to three models.
Pronorm showed for the first time
a new Organic Glass ultra-matt door finish in black and platinum delivering high value aesthetics and performance, while also demonstrating the brand’s ability to nail key interior design trends, in this case the vogue for black and a softer mixed materials focus.
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