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Waterline’s spring ‘Blue Book’ and new logo launch


Waterline’s online ‘Blue Book’ (April - June 2023) is out now, an essential guide for any retailer, showcasing over 440 pages of leading kitchen brands, all ready to share with customers for the new season. New for spring, Waterline is


delighted to unveil the latest Franke appliance and sink collection. Retailers now have access to new Maris ovens and hobs, including eight pages of stylish extractor choices. In addition, the Mythos Masterpiece undermount range showcases statement sinks in anthracite, gold, and copper styles. Taking centre stage, Shenaya


from Crown Imperial takes the cover position in a striking Ocean Green and Grey Aqua painted finish. Waterline is also delighted to


unveil a new logo for 2023, underlining its brand synergy as part of the Crown Imperial group. As the UK’s largest kitchen and appliance supplier to the independent kitchen specialist, Waterline offers customers unrivalled choice of leading kitchen brands and British fitted furniture.


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Bushboard’s Revamped Alloy Splashback range allows retailers to provide the perfect kitchen backdrop


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eading manufacturer of high-quality surfaces for kitchens and bathrooms,


Bushboard, has reimagined its kitchen splashback offering with the redevelopment of its popular Alloy range, enabling retailers to offer a solution capable of acting as the perfect, cost- effective backdrop to any kitchen. Divided into two design categories, Alloy


Décor, which is manufactured in Britain, and Alloy Colour, the revamped collection boasts 27 new stylish offerings, including marble, stone, wood and industrial concrete looks, available in four varying sizes, creating versatility regardless of the shape or size of the space. For installers, Alloy can be easily cut, drilled and


shaped to fit required measurements using standard tools. Hassle free, the premium splashback can be installed directly onto a pre- existing surface or on top of tiles with little preparation needed, offering a quick and affordable kitchen update. Elliott Fairlie, Product Leader at Bushboard, said:


“The new finishes showcase our commitment to creating products that can be offered as alternatives to traditional kitchen materials and make a wider range of designs accessible to


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customers. Not only do they look bold and beautiful, the splashbacks are also as easy to install as they are to maintain.” For peace of mind Alloy splashbacks are


covered by a lifetime guarantee, when installed and used in line with Bushboard’s installation instructions and accessories. To find out more about the Alloy range, please


see the website.


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