Showers, Trays & Enclosures
Water-saving technology and fuss-free fixings feature in Croydex shower collection
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ccessories specialist, Croydex offers a range of shower solutions to suit every bathroom and every budget whilst also meeting the criteria for the Water Label. Using the latest water-saving technology, the Aqua Air range of overhead showers and handsets draws in air and blends it with water flow to make each droplet bigger and softer. By enhancing the system’s spray power, Aqua Air promises to reduce water use by up to 50% compared to normal showers.
The collection features 14 designs, finished in chrome or white. Options include the impressive Aspley Ultra Flat overhead showerhead and the Carter Three Function showerhead. Combining water-saving capabilities with fuss- free fixing, Croydex’s Flexi-Fix wall-mounted shower sets meet the growing demand for easy to fit, easy to use and easy to maintain products. The Flexi-Fix Contour Three Function Shower Set and Flexi-Fix Contour Comfort Large Four Function Shower Set both come with chrome soap dishes and multi-position, multi-function chrome handsets with rub clean nozzles. They can be easily fixed to
the wall using existing holes thanks to Flexi-Fix’s patented ‘X’ plate or can be glued to most surfaces, including uneven walls or shiny tiles. A riser rail, incorporating a chrome soap dish, hose retaining ring for additional security and multi-position shower head adjustment, is also available.
For more information call Croydex.
01264 365881
www.croydex.com
Saniflo Shower pumps to suit all shower scenarios
With a range of pumps designed specifically to discharge shower water from areas without traditional gravity drainage, such as basements or lofts, customers can still choose their perfect shower thanks to Saniflo. From low level to traditional height shower trays – or completely flat wetroom floors – there is a solution that will suit most shower types.
Sanishower + is a pump designed to discharge waste from a standard electric or gravity mixer shower and
can be used with traditional shower trays of 12 cm and over in height. With a second inlet it can also take water waste from a wash basin. The Sanishower Flat is a version designed to be used with lower level shower trays of 8cm and above and is supplied with a gully and waste. Both pumps feature low level activation to ensure all water is evacuated.
020 8842 0033
www.saniflo.co.uk
Triton empowers retailers with new wireless digital mixer
Triton Showers has launched its HOST wireless digital mixer, helping the country’s retailers to tap into a growing market with a unit designed specifically for British homes.
With digital showers proving increasingly popular, Triton’s newest thermostatic mixer allows end-users to benefit from the very latest technology and enjoy a truly personalised experience. The contemporary wireless panel is available in black, white or cloud grey, with a clear digital display that allows users to choose one of three pre-set programmes, or select their own custom settings using 16 temperature and 10 flow steps. For even better performance, HOST promises superior flow rates than a standard brass mixer when used with a gravity-fed cylinder and more precise temperature control when paired with a combi or mains fed cylinder. Triton has even introduced its digital brushless quiet motor technology into the pumped
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model, ensuring the model runs silently without compromising on pressure.
024 7634 4441
www.tritonshowers.co.uk
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