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p54 BKU-MAR22 Reginox _bku 24/02/2022 13:45 Page 54


STAINLESS STEEL


Richard Thelwell, discusses why and how JIS does Stainless Steel differently


Tuscan Sinks contemporary sink collection


The contemporary Sovana brushed stainless steel sink from the Tuscan sink range is easy to maintain and clean with its hygienic and durable surface which helps retain its stylish appearance. High on looks and low on maintenance, this versatile sink also offers the flexibility to be installed inset or undermount, making it compatible with all worksurface materials.


The Tuscan sink range comprises 36 sinks in a choice of granite, ceramic and brushed or polished stainless steel. There is a wide


choice of models and bowl sizes to suit all cabinetry options, together with the flexibility of installation for undermount and inset design. All Tuscan sinks carry a 10-year guarantee.


The Tuscan sink and tap range is available ex-stock from all IDS branches nationwide. For more information contact Tuscan Sink and Tap Collection.


08457 298 298 info@tuscansinks.co.ukwww.tuscansinks.co.uk


“ We started manufacturing stainless steel towel rails, quite simply because my wife asked me why half the chrome accessories within her bathroom had rusted within a year and yet others hadn’t, I said because the others are not chrome, they are made from stainless steel, she noted if that had happened to her it had


happened to others and ladder rails


where in their infancy from that the


Ashdown towel rail was born”


“ We were the first to introduce a 300mm wide rail, again she noted that one thing you can always rely on in English bathrooms is awkward tiny spaces, we were the first with the 25 year guarantee and the


Reginox shines a light on its stainless steel offering S


tainless steel sinks have stood the test of time as we continually see it as the number one choice when it comes to choosing a kitchen sink material. Stainless steel sinks are renowned for Its toughness, durability and ease of cleaning making as well as its classic look but one thing that can vary is its quality.


However, for Reginox, the UK’s leading manufacturer of sinks and taps, the quality of its stainless steel sinks is paramount importance and something it never compromises on.


The company was a pioneer of the deep drawing presses and techniques which have since become sink industry standards. Reginox also led the market through the launch of its revolutionary and still unique RegiColor Collection of coloured stainless steel sinks, introduced following many years of research and development and representing a first for the sinks industry. Reginox has continued to add to its already impressive stainless steel collection with launches including the New York, Ohio and New Jersey. All crafted from premium quality stainless steel


01260 280033 sales@reginox.co.ukwww.reginox.co.uk


first to have a 24hour turnaround with stockholding to match. On that one we remain the first and at the moment that is serving us very well”


01825 722988 info@jiseurope.co.ukwww.sussexrange.co.uk


with a matt inox finish, they’re available in a wide range of different bowl sizes and feature an easy to clean design to enhance its hygienic qualities. For further details on Reginox’s stainless steel offering, please contact Reginox or visit the website.


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