SHOWERS, TRAYS & ENCLOSURES
Saniflo’s Kinesurf+ - a shower tray for every bathroom
The Kinesurf+ range from Kinedo (Saniflo’s showering brand) is one of the most comprehensive tray models available on the market. Produced in a range of six colours – white, black, anthracite, grey, taupe and sable – there are square, quadrant and rectangular versions available in every possible size bracket. From 800mm up to 1800mm there is an option to suit the majority of shower spaces. The lightweight, 40mm thick tray
range can be installed flat, recessed or raised on feet and features a fine textured surface. It has an attractive metal drain grill that matches the chosen tray colour and the waste position on some models can be either centred on the length of the tray or the width depending on the waste outlet or the customer’s personal taste. The mid-priced
Wetroom specialist Marmox rolls out new tile mosaic range
Designers and developers, as well as specialist bathroom and wetroom contractors all stand to benefit from the introduction of the new Slicedstone mosaics range on a roll, launched by Marmox (UK) Ltd. in liaison with a leading adhesives manufacturer. The palette of colours
Kinesurf+ is manufactured in the Kinedo factory in France and is finished with a Biocryl surface and Biotec high density polymer reinforcement to provide strength and durability. It has a standard 10 year warranty. For information on special
display and stocking deals, please contact the sales team at Kinedo or Saniflo.
020 8842 0033
sales@saniflo.co.uk
www.saniflo.co.uk
available under the Slicedstone brand extends from Copper, Bronze, Beige and Graphite to Autumn Leaf, Mars Stone and Sea Stone. There are also three mosaic mixes: comprising Beige Stone, Copper Stone and Slate - Lava Stone and Lauze - then Slate, Lava Stone and Sea Stone. Crucially, the laser cut 25 x 25mm
or 50 x 50mmtiles of sedimentary stone from India are mounted on a waterproof membrane with an in- built decoupling layer, to provide a crisp and regular finish offering stunning visual impact. Also, the individual tiles making up the 50 x 100cm roll lengths, or convenient 30cm square sections are easy to
install on vertical and contoured surfaces using the special Murexin adhesives. Not only can they be 80% quicker to fix, but will require up to 60% less grout. Backed by a 10year product
guarantee, Marmox’s Slicedstone range and Murexin adhesives are detailed in a set of technical brochures, while the manufacturers can also provide design and specification support.
01634 835290
www.marmox.co.uk
Bette’s easy to fit shower trays in 400 colours B
ette manufactures a wide range of shower trays in a huge choice of sizes
and colours. Made from durable glazed titanium-steel, they are 100% recyclable, available with almost invisible anti-slip and BetteUpstand; a clever way to avoid silicone where the shower floor meets the wall. They are also available with a system that makes installation faster and easier. The Minimum Support can be ordered pre-attached to any BetteFloor, BetteFloor Side or BetteUltra shower tray and is then simply glued to the screed or wooden floor.
The BetteFloor shower area, pictured, can be
fitted flush with the floor and is strong, easy to clean, sustainable and 100% recyclable. Like all Bette shower trays, it comes with a 30 year warranty. The BetteFloor is available in over 400 colours, including matt white and a total of 22 matt shades. It comes in a total of 52 different size/shape
options from 800 x 800mm to 1800 x 1000mm. It has extremely angular corners, which means it fits perfectly into the floor tiling pattern, with no large areas of grout required.
website.
0844 800 0547
www.my-bette.com
Sustainability is central to Bette’s approach, and
this is confirmed by the company’s Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) which complies with ISO 14025 and EN15804. For more information please call or visit the
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