Add style to any kitchen with the BLANCO ENVOY tap
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he BLANCO ENVOY tap boasts a sleek and modern design which is suitable for all modern kitchens.
Available in brushed steel, chrome, black matt and a trendy rose gold, the ENVOY tap will stand out in any home. While brushed steel and chrome are forever classics, matt black and rose gold add a contemporary feel to the collection. As one of the hottest hues right now, the rose gold tap is the perfect kitchen accessory to help create a stylish space to be proud of. Staying on- trend can be important to a lot of people and BLANCO’s selection of colours in the geometric ENVOY tap ensures that it’s not just the wardrobe that will be trendy. The elegant ENVOY tap has a sweeping swan neck and a tall spout for easy use,
while the single lever control and high pressure supply ensures a practical and powerful flow. Priced at £156 exc. VAT, the BLANCO ENVOY is designed with the environment in mind, with a six litre minimum regulated flow, to save water. BLANCO has a wide range of taps in its portfolio and this year the company added its first filtered tap to the collection.
The new stylish and elegant BLANCO FILTRA Pro filtered water tap
BLANCO has developed a new, stylish filter tap; the FILTRA Pro. By actively processing up to 6000 litres of filtered water before replacing the filter, the BLANCO FILTRA Pro delivers far more in terms of efficiency and cost than most other systems on the market.
3.20 billion litres of bottled water is now consumed in the UK*. As a nation, we now drink more bottled water than fruit juices/nectars, wine or spirits; now you can enjoy exactly the same quality water at home – at a fraction of the cost. BLANCO has designed this tap model to complement all sorts of sink and kitchen designs. Pictured is BLANCO’s FILTRA Pro tap, which retails at £490 ex. VAT.
For further information please call BLANCO UK. *Source -
http://www.britishbottledwater.org/vital-statistics.asp
01923 635 200
www.blanco.co.uk
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