COMPACT BATHROOMS
Saniflo Saniflush WC with concealed integrated macerator for compact bathrooms in awkward spaces
The Saniflush from Saniflo is a complete space-saving ceramic toilet with a concealed integrated macerator for spaces with a water supply and energy connection but no gravity drainage, such as basements, lofts and cloakrooms under the stairs. Thanks to the two outlets, a basin or shower can also be connected to create a complete bathroom. The modern rimless design and traditional bowl base are practical and attractive. Easy to clean, the Saniflush is a
contemporary WC with a water- saving push button flush system, a 3.6-litre tank and a soft close seat. The powerful 400-watt motor in the fully concealed integrated macerator pumps waste up to a height of 5m and up to 100m horizontally. A non-return valve is supplied as standard. Access to the macerator is cleverly
provided by a sliding ceramic that exposes the pump for maintenance and servicing.
For more information and technical details, please visit the website.
www.saniflo.co.uk
Kaldewei –Walk-in wetroom style shower
Walk-in wetroom style shower areas aren’t just for larger rooms. If you decide to opt for a channel solution, Kaldewei has their own solution for the showering area, designed by Studio Aisslinger, it has patented handling and a unique Kaldewei system, that will make cleaning and maintenance easier than ever.
The patented Click’n
clean® mechanism of the new Kaldewei shower channel, has a cover that is so easy to open and close making for - fast, hygienic cleaning.
The flexibility of the channel positioning offers lengths of up to 150 centimetres and thanks to sophisticated technology, the new Kaldewei shower channel suits almost any floor material in the bathroom. FlowLine Zero will be available from autumn 2023 and will be
available in five surfaces including brushed stainless steel, champagne, gunmetal, matt white and matt black.
www.kaldewei.co.uk
Considering using colour in your compact bathroom? Choose Fabrica from HiB Novum C
olour can be at home in a compact bathroom just as much as any interior, which is why HiB Novum’s Fabrica range, available in Midnight Blue, Dark Emerald and Carbon Grey, is ideal for adding a dash of personality. Each finish can be paired with complementing black, chrome or brushed brass handles and a variety of countertops and basins to create a distinctive look that reflects personal style and trends.
Ash Chilver, Sales Director at HiB said: “The use of colour in the bathroom has become more popular over the years and as we have seen at industry events such as ISH, the market is responding to this. Customers are seeking stylish, design-led options for their smaller spaces as well as family bathrooms and suites. Applying colours and textures, like the options offered in our Fabrica range, can really bring a room to life, allowing homeowners to create their own unique look.” Offered in 50cm and 60cm options with an additional cloakroom range also available, Fabrica is perfect for use in compact bathrooms and in family spaces alike, presenting opportunities for consistency across all bathrooms within the home or as a stand-out feature in an ensuite or cloakroom.
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To find out more about the Fabrica range visit the HiB website
https://www.hib.co.uk/product/bathroom-vanity- unit, where you can also download the latest brochures.
www.hib.co.uk
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