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NEW PRODUCTS


NEW PRODUCTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS


Essential Bathrooms launches a new affordable space-saving range


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ollowing the success of the Montana L range, Essential Bathrooms – the private label of the UK’s largest bathroom distributor, Ideal Bathrooms – has launched the brand new Montana by Tavistock collection.


The collection, which enables customers to stay on trend without compromising quality, is available in three subtle, high-gloss polyurethane painted finishes, the units come pre-assembled with built-in overflows for easy installation. The range comprises two wall-hung basin units with drawers in two sizes, 500 and 600mm, two floor standing units in the same sizes with doors and shelves, a cloakroom unit ideal for small spaces at 400mm and a WC unit. The collection meets customers’ demand for high-quality, dependable and durable products. It is also available in a choice of three popular colours – Gloss White, Light Grey and Forest Green – and offers a 10-year guarantee and units which include soft-close doors and drawers.


Andrew Cotterill, category manager of Essential, said: “We are incredibly passionate about giving our retailers a variety of choices which meet the customers’ demands for on trend styles and colours.


“The Montana by Tavistock range boasts superior polyurethane painted products, which are less susceptible to water ingress than other products, meaning the collection offers impressive durability.”


0800 634 2600 www.essentialfromideal.com Twitter: @ess_bathrooms Facebook: @EssentialBathrooms Instagram: @essential_bathrooms1


Compusoft + 2020 Rebrand as Cyncly C


ompusoft + 2020 has announced the rebrand of their recently merged company, now known as Cyncly The Cyncly name is inspired by


“synchronization” and “simplicity.” It expresses the mission of the company to connect designers, retailers, manufacturers, contractors and


consumers through its software platform and equip all its customers with the tools to bring spaces to life.


“This is such an exciting time for our company and the industry as a whole,” says Cyncly’s U.K. Managing Director, Alex Ainge. “Our new brand, Cyncly, brings together best-in-industry solutions


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New brand builds the ultimate connected platform for making spaces amazing


from all our brands to help everyone in the value chain make their work and the outcomes for their customers amazing.”


Cyncly brings together more than 30 years of experience and offers industry-specific solutions in the kitchen, bathroom, furniture, flooring and windows, doors and glass industries. With the world’s largest selection of manufacturer catalogues and solutions for every step of the process, including online space planning, CAD design applications, CPQ solutions, business process management, manufacturing execution systems and enterprise resource planning, Cyncly offers the ultimate connected platform to inspire and create a seamless flow of information to power sales and manufacturing throughout the industry.


From start to finish, from inspiration to installation, Cyncly equips customers with the software to transform vision into reality with speed, flexibility and efficiency.


For more information, please visit the website.


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