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Add style to the kitchen with Reginox’s Ego granite sink
The stylish Ego sink from Reginox forms part of the company’s range of high quality granite sinks. Featuring contemporary
styling that blends curved corners with right angles to create a distinctive look, Ego is complemented beautifully by a designer- profile drainer and chrome waste. Its highly competitive price point has ensured that the sink is a firm favourite among homeowners seeking a stylish and hard-wearing alternative to stainless steel. Ego is available in a choice of four
colours – Black, White, Cream and Titanium – and is designed for insetting. It’s also available in three sizes - 400 (small single), 475 (1.5 bowl) and 480 (large single). Ego is just one of a large number
of Reginox’s Granite collection. Through a partnership with Elleci, one of Europe’s most established suppliers of sinks and taps, Reginox is offering the UK market one of the largest and most comprehensive
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ranges of quality granite sinks. The products in the collection have been hand-picked to suit all price points and the range encompasses a strong selection of entry level sinks, an unparalleled mid-range collection and a number of high-end products that feature innovative concepts such as hidden or electronic wastes. The Ego sink would be ideally
paired with the Thames or Amur tap from Reginox’s collection. For further information contact
Reginox.
u01260 280033
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Malmo™Freedom stickdown LVT assures an effortlessly sleek floorcovering
The Malmo™ Freedom stickdown luxury vinyl tile (LVT) range reflects the trend for streamlined aesthetics in the home due to its ability to be installed without transition strips, ensuring an effortlessly sleek connection between rooms. The versatile flooring
creates a seamless aesthetic, while at the same time reducing potential trip hazards. It allows for the seamless flow of one design between different areas, or alternatively it offers scope to create unique designs and patterns with no thresholds. The Malmo™ Freedom
stickdown range now has an Aluminium Oxide coating now applied as standard across all 25 décors to offer enhanced slip resistance. The flooring is sound absorbent, warm underfoot, has a
0.55mm wear layer, offers R10 slip resistance, +36 PTV when wet, and is compatible with water-piped underfloor heating systems. It has a 25-year domestic warranty, with 10 years for commercial applications. Malmo™ LVT is distributed by
International Decorative Surfaces and is available ex-stock from all of their branches for 24-48 hour delivery nationwide.
u08457 298 298
uinfo@malmoflooring.com
uwww.malmoflooring.com
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The Maris Fragranite bowl is designed to make a big splash in any kitchen. Impressively spacious and extremely accommodating, it makes light work of larger pots, pans and baking trays. But as well as its striking size, the Maris Fragranite bowl is also exceptionally durable and hygienic.
Made from scratch-resistant Fragranite, a composite based on quartz, the material is also treated with Sanitized®
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www.franke.co.uk to prevent the growth of germs and bacteria.
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