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COMPACT BATHROOMS


Tackle Compact Bathroom Designs with MyLife M


aximising space in a compact bathroom can be a challenge, but with a bit of creativity, strategic planning, and products from MyLife, it’s possible to transform even the tiniest of bathrooms into a functional and stylish oasis.


MyLife’s new Serra Fluted modular furniture range features a compact bathroom friendly 450mm 1 Door Wall Unit with a reduced projection of 280mm and internal shelf, in five on-trend colours: Matt Black, Grey Beige, Soft Sage, Dark Blue and Matt White.


For a space-saving floorstanding option, MyLife’s Axel Cloakroom range includes a 470mm 1 Door Floor Unit with a 300mm projection and internal shelf, in four popular colours: Deep Blue, Forest Green, Lead Grey and White Gloss. A wall unit option is also available in 470mm if you need to free up floor space.


When space or layout is particularly tricky, opt for MyLife’s new Fitted Furniture range. Available in two styles; Gresham (traditional shaker) or Stockton (modern slab), and choice of depths, Standard (353mm) or Slim (228mm), it seamlessly integrates into the contours of any room, maximizing every inch of available space. Alongside strategically placed units, mirrors can also create the illusion of space in a compact bathroom. MyLife’s pill-shaped Finn can elongate the room making it feel larger and brighter, and depth ranges from as little as 15mm to 38mm depending on if you select frameless, framed, LED or non-illuminated.


MyLife, loved by many retailers across the UK & Ireland for its extensive product portfolio under one brand, offers quality, colour, and choice to fit


idealoo, creator of the world’s first foldaway toilet mechanism, is celebrating after securing two top awards - a kbb Innovation ‘People’s Choice Award’, voted for by those in the trades, and a European Product Design Award. The groundbreaking Hidealoo mechanism allows a toilet pan to be swivelled through 90 degrees, meaning it to be concealed within a cabinet or wall recess when not in use. This


Hidealoo picks up two awards H


any size or shape of bathroom. Interested in becoming one of our retail partners? Please contact us today.


+44 (0)28 3025 6392 sales@mylifebathrooms.com www.mylifebathrooms.com


addresses the challenge of installing toilets in small and hard to fit spaces, as well as opening up new opportunities for households to increase their facilities.


The frame is manufactured in Britain, can hold up to 400kg in weight and has been tested through 250k uses - the equivalent of being used more than 10 times a day for 65 years. Monty Ravenscroft, founder, commented: “It has taken more than five years of development,


engineering and testing to perfect the Hidealoo and there is nothing else like it on the market. “What continues to amaze us is the infinite number of ways our customers are using the frame to solve their individual needs. While around 25% of current installations are going in traditional bathrooms, the vast majority of the frames are being used to fit toilets in more unusual locations, particularly within utility rooms.”


01420 557564 www.hidealoo.com


40 BKU MAY 2024


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