INNOVATION & DESIGN


CeraWall. The most beautiful bathrooms in the world leave no room for compromise


CeraFrame Individual. Opening up a whole new world of design freedom


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The right frame for individual design


CeraWall, its contemporary design and use of high quality materials helps make any bathroom a luxury, yet functional space. Simple to install and easy to clean, CeraWall opens up new possibilities for bathroom designs.


CeraFrame Individual, its elegant appearance and high precision workmanship makes it the ideal choice for exclusive bathrooms and spas. Thanks to its tileable cover plate and attractive design versions, it couldn’t be easier to tailor this innovative short shower channel to individual taste and requirements.


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Blanco –100°C filtered water. Engineered to be better.


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KWC’s premium ZOE range of sinks and taps exude form and function


Multi-award winning luxury Swiss brand KWC prides itself in the design and manufacture of ‘products of perfection’, such as in their contemporary styled Zoe sink and tap range, pictured here with sister- company Franke’s bespoke made stainless steel worksurfaces and splashback in 4mm PureSteel. Exuding form and function, Zoe


sinks are available in four sizes and combine minimalist design with ergonomic details including ghost overflow and discreet square waste operated by an elegantly polished push-button. They can be undermounted into a range off worksurface materials or achieve a pure, streamlined aesthetic in stainless steel. Sculpturally designed, swan neck


taps complete the offer with a choice of ZOE Pull-Out and Touch-Light Pro tap (pictured) with push-button functionality, discreet LED illumination and KWC’s jetclean technology.


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Why is the TAMPERA Hot tap better? It’s quite simple. Instant, beautifully filtered, 100°C boiling water at the twist of a child-safe lever from an ultra-safe, super-hygienic and taste-free titanium boiler, delivering an aerated, concentrated flow to prevent spitting, through an insulated spout that doesn’t get hot. There are no optional extras involved, just one extremely competitive price for a feature packed 100 degree 3 in 1 hot tap that comes with absolutely everything you need. A high-pressure


titanium boiler, not copper or stainless like many competitors, makes the TAMPERA Hot system strong. Really strong. Top- grade titanium is corrosion resistant and able to withstand the high-pressures of a constant 105°C internal temperature. A BWT five-stage filtration system is fitted as standard, no upgrades


Stylish accessories include Roll


Mat, stainless steel strainer bowl, teak chopping board and soap dispenser, creating an elegant and highly functional sink space. For further information, contact


KWC.


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required. The purification process improves water quality while maintaining and protecting the performance of the whole system. A simple digital interface displays the filter usage and audibly alerts you when it is time to change the cartridge. Further peace of mind for you and your customers. The TAMPERA Hot, already a great price in comparison to similarly specified competitor taps, is also available as a Blanco sink and tap pack, making one of the most feature-packed


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taps even more accessible. For more information on the TAMPERA Hot, call, email or visit the


website.


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