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p18 BKU-MAR22 Pitacs - Hafele_bku 24/02/2022 13:52 Page 18


NEWPRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS


Häfele Kitchen storage: turning homeowner nightmares into dream designs


adly designed storage, limited space and poor layout are the top three kitchen bugbears, according to new research from Häfele UK.


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When it comes to storage, 32 per cent of homeowners said they didn’t have enough; 17 per cent said their storage is located too high for them to reach or that they find it difficult


to access items in corner cupboards, while 13 per cent said they can’t store small appliances conveniently.


Häfele questioned 2,000 consumers about the impact their kitchen has on their wellbeing as part of its Functional Spaces: Kitchens for Living campaign, which it’s launching in partnership with architect and designer Laura Jane Clark. Häfele aims to use the research to demonstrate how to use fixtures and fittings to achieve functional spaces – those which maximise the usability, flexibility and value of a space, while balancing it with personal style and design trends.


Its latest range of wirework, manufactured exclusively for Häfele UK, includes a swing out larder unit, pull out larder unit, pull and swing corner units and a variety of storage baskets that combine day-to-day functionality with elegant Italian styling in two different designs to suit different kitchen requirements and budgets. All products in the range come with a 10-year guarantee.


0800 171 2909


www.hafele.co.uk


Ultraheat Add colour, warmth and style to your kitchen U


ltraheat’s Premier Range offers stylish, effective heating at


competitive prices. Designed with the dimensions and trends of the British kitchen in mind, we present solutions where ‘unusual’ is also ‘useful’.


Mid-height, wall-mounted designs; kitchens often lack lower wall space so optimise the upper wall with an Electric Towel Rail. They offer flexibility of placement and a simple solution for heating areas where there are no central heating outlets available.


Tall, vertical designs; these designs save space without compromising on heat output. Ultraheat’s Imperium, Sofi, Klon, Tilbrook, Linear, Tian and Trojan ranges feature many tall but slim options, with up to two metres of height but as little as 30cm of width.


Multi-purpose solutions; in the kitchen, it’s helpful to have an ambient heat source, but also a point heat source for drying wet items such as tea towels. Ultraheat offers a range of coordinating clip-on accessories, as well as radiators with integrated heated towel bars, such as the Buckingham, Devon and Hampton ranges. Warmth and colour: make your next radiator an integral part of your kitchen design; with Ultraheat, you can match your radiator to a chosen RAL colour, or a metallic finish that coordinates with other objects in kitchen space, such as unit handles or sink fixtures. Every Ultraheat heating product comes with a warranty. To find out more about the Ultraheat range, download the catalogue.


Ultraheat is one of the heating divisions of Pitacs Limited.


18 BKU MARCH 2022


+44 (0)1908 271155 info@pitacs.com www.ultraheat.co.uk


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