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INNOVATION & DESIGN


Franke Hestia J-Spout kitchen tap is now available in a chic SilkSteel finish


Franke has introduced a chic new SilkSteel model to its slender Hestia tap range, offering a tactile, matt alternative to high polished chrome and the ideal


accompaniment to brushed finish sinks and appliances. With a curved swan neck design


that is the epitome of classic contemporary styling, the highly functional Hestia J- Spout mixer tap is fitted with a Neoperl aerator to give a champagne- like flow. It features two easy-to-operate


levers, stands elegantly tall at 358mm and has a spout reach of 181mm. Completing the Hestia range is


the J-Spout tap and a U-Spout option in classic Chrome. The range is suitable for high pressure systems and is backed by a five- year warranty on working parts and one-year guarantee on the finish. For more information, please contact Franke UK.


u0161 436 6280 uwww.franke.co.uk


The Kinemagic Serenity Plus from Saniflo


The Kinemagic Serenity Plus is a high quality, all-in-one shower cubicle designed to easily fit in exactly the same space as a standard bath. It is ideal for less mobile or


older customers thanks to the innovative magnetic handset holder that ‘sticks’ to any part of the shower rail making it easier to handle for people with a weak grip. An integrated horizontal


safety bar provides support along the middle section of the cubicle to provide extra security and peace of mind for those who need to hold on whilst moving along the shower. An additional durable grab bar is also placed at the entry of the cubicle on either the left or right-hand panel (depending on installation) to help the customer access the cubicle with ease. Further safety features include an


integrated cool-touch thermostatic shower control to eliminate scalding if the user touches it by accident and


Ultraheat – A new range of luxury finishes of electric towel rails


A


collection of Ultraheat electric towel rails are now available in six


contemporary finishes of Rose Gold, Antique Bronze, Black, Bronze, Copper and Gold available in both Brushed Matt and Polished. The technique used to create this finish gives you a highly durable electric towel rail that will not tarnish, chip or corrode, unlike an original stainless steel towel rail, making this collection ideal for any bathroom or cloakroom. To produce the finish of the towel rails, we use a state-of-the-art technique known as Physical


Vapour Deposition (PVD). PVD is a specialist manufacturing technique where a thin film coating is vaporised and deposited atom by atom onto the steel towel rail surface. This forms a bonded, metal or metal-ceramic surface layer making the towel rail hard-wearing and long-lasting. The PVD collection includes the Calder, Stile,


Econox and Vera, all of which have been designed with thick wide spaced rungs, ideal for keeping towels warm and each style is available in three different size options. The towel rails are provided pre-filled with a heat transfer liquid and are fitted with a compatible heating element, all you need for installation is a standard electrical outlet.


A contemporary finish to a range of electric towel rails


Every Ultraheat heating product comes with a warranty, with electric towel rails having a 12-month warranty. Ultraheat supplies exclusively to Wholesalers


and Stockists in the heating sector. Ultraheat is one of the heating divisions of


Pitacs Limited.


u+44 (0)1908 271155 uinfo@pitacs.com uwww.ultraheat.co.uk


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a comfortable fold-down seat that takes up to 150kg. Access into the cubicle is via a low entry shower tray that is just 30mm in height and has anti-slip flooring for the ultimate, safe showering experience. The tray has unique, adjustable feet for unbreachable and uneven floors to ensure a flat and even installation – something very important to those who are slightly shaky on their feet.


uwww.saniflo.co.uk


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