Multifunctional mirrors & Mirrored cabinets


A steamy problem solved with demista™


Why use a demista heated mirror pad?


Over 26 years ago, the innovators of


demista™, spotted an obvious gap in the market, and developed the idea for a product that was unknown at that time. After extensive travelling they had noticed that hotels they were staying in had steamed up mirrors after


bathing or showering. So the idea of the heated mirror pad came up. These pads can be used behind mirrors on bathroom walls or on bathroom cabinets. They are easy to fit, have no maintenance requirements and cost a minimal amount to run. No more wiping, and smearing the surface. Just a clear view almost instantaneously once the pad is switched on. demista™ heated mirror pads are the first choice of anyone


RAK reflects slick contemporary look with mirror and cabinet range


RAK Ceramics Bathroom Collection includes a wide range of multi- functional mirrors and mirror cabinets. Combining slick design with practical features and high-tech functions, the range includes double and single cabinets and six contemporary mirrors. All products are designed to complement RAK’s wide range of sanitaryware and surfaces, providing the finishing touch to bathroom schemes.


installing or refurbishing a bathroom, whether it be in private homes and apartments, or hotel developments around the world.


The pads are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, and multiples can be used for extremely large surfaces. They can also be fitted on bathroom cabinets.


01932 866600 e: sales@demista.co.uk www.demista.co.uk


New designs include RAK’s Harmony Mirror, which is offered in two formats. The landscape model has a 5mm silver mirror which sits above an LED-illuminated gloss white frame. Features on both formats include a touch sensor switch and demister pad, whilst the portrait mirror also includes Bluetooth connectivity. The landscape mirror is offered in two sizes; 1200x500x40mm and


900x500x40mm, and the portrait design measures 600x800x70mm. Both include extra cable for electric connection.


Whilst the Harmony Mirrors would suit any contemporary interior, they


have been designed to perfectly match the style and dimensions of RAK’s Italian-designed Harmony Bathroom Collection. The landscape mirror spans the full length of the 1200mm basin, whilst the portrait mirror complements the smaller over counter, half moon and counter top basins. For more information, please contact RAK Ceramics.


01730 237850 e: Info.uk@rakceramics.com www.rakceramics.com


More than Simply a Mirror from Vitra T


he mirror is a focal point of any bathroom, but with technological advancements consumers want something more than just a simple mirror.


For example, VitrA offers touch sensitive lighting on a number of the mirrors and cabinets. The M- Line Infinit mirror cabinet has three different levels of intensity to provide flexibility for the user depending on what type of lighting they need for example is to apply make up or for simple illumination in the evening.


A mirror cabinet is a great way to create additional storage. VitrA’s Memoria illuminated mirror cabinet provides hidden storage (with shelving) placed behind the mirror, the sliding mirror allows the user to gain access to the space behind.


VitrA’s mirror and mirror cabinet collection complements the wide variety of VitrA bathroom ranges. Sizes range from 60cm to 120cm, either with or without lighting, in a variety of finishes to ensure there is a product to suit all basin styles.


Adjustable soft close hinges also come as standard. All of VitrA’s mirror and mirror cabinets use LED lighting, which is more energy efficient, has a lower heat output and lasts longer than conventional bulb lighting. Not only are they designed well, but they are better for the bathroom and the environment.


01235 750 990 www.vitra.co.uk


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