shower enclosures and trays, by making some comprehensive changes to the brand’s credentials, to further increase its appeal. Launched in 2016, RefleXion has grown and
PJH Invests in RefleXion Own-brand P
JH has further developed and enhanced RefleXion, its own brand of
evolved continuously proving very popular with the consumer. It now includes a wide range of enclosure, wetroom screen and tray designs to suit all bathrooms spaces and budgets. As well as the formation of 3 enclosure sub- brands, RefleXion ClassiX, FleX & IconiX, to
communicate the quality and luxury behind the categories (‘good, better, best’), a new RefleXion Aftercare Package has been launched, embracing all elements of customer support, spare parts and aftercare for complete peace-of-mind to all new owners of a RefleXion product. PJH’s online trading site, the Partners Portal™ now features a new, easy-to-use RefleXion Spares section, offering full availability of all enclosure spare parts. In addition, the current consumer website,
www.reflexionenclosures.uk now features a new Warranty Registration Section so that consumers are assured of the brand’s Lifetime Guarantee.
Aspirational photography adorns PJH’s new
bathroom brochure, which beautifully showcases the full RefleXion range. Products range from industrial-inspired black framed 8mm glass wetrooms and a botanical-themed ‘Black Leaf’ screen - to space-efficient quadrant enclosures and versatile bi-fold doors. And with plenty of selling points such as concealed or totally hidden fixings, Easy Clean glass, quick release rollers (for easy cleaning) and double handles inside and out, PJH’s RefleXion range is a must for the independent retailer or merchant. Trays include stylish slate grey designs and ultra-slim, anti-slip models.
0800 8 77 88 99
www.partners.pjh.uk
www.reflexionenclosures.uk
6 BKU MAY 2020
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