ANNUAL KITCHEN EDITION


Abode compact in size, big on functionality


From kitchens that are blessed with enough space for two sinks for added functionality, to compact situations where space-saving is key, the latest additions to the Abode sink range are the perfect solution. When worktop


space is at a premium in small kitchens and apartments, or when used as a second sink where space allows, Abode’s Studio stainless steel sink is packed with practical advantages, including a strainer, colander and mini bowl that can be combined in numerous ways, depending on the task at hand. Made from durable and hygienic


composite granite, the new Denton sink also has small proportions that maximise the worktop area in smaller spaces, or can be installed


GROHE Blue Pure – Filtered Water on Tap


as a practical preparation sink in a kitchen island unit as an additional to the main kitchen sink. For kitchens big and small, sinks


can be stylish and functional with Abode.


01226 283434 email: info@abodedesigns.co.uk www.abode.eu


GROHE Blue Pure is the alternative solution for those who prefer the natural taste of still water and are unsatisfied with the quality of their current tap water. Using state- of-the-art filter technology, refreshing filtered water with no odour or aftertaste of chlorine, can be delivered directly from the tap. GROHE Blue Pure is designed with two separate internal waterways – one for filtered water and the other for unfiltered – and an innovative mousseur that ensures that once the water has been filtered it never comes into contact with anything that may taint its taste. The activated carbon filter improves taste and removes chlorine, biocides and pesticides. GROHE Blue Pure is available in three popular designs; BauCurve,


Eurosmart and Minta, with the Minta model offering the additional feature of a pull-out spout. All GROHE Blue Pure models benefit from a filter cartridge that can purify up to 3000 litres of water before requiring replacement.


0208 283 2840 www.grohe.co.uk


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


ew BLANCO TAMPERA Hot with five-stage water filter, taste-free


titanium boiler and child-safe design. As standard.


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 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 3 in1 boiling water taps even more accessible. For more information on the TAMPERA Hot, call, email or visit the website.


01923 635 200 email info@blanco.co.uk www.blanco.co.uk


18 BKU SEPTEMBER 2019 ANNUAL KITCHEN EDITION


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