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BATHS, BASINS & WC’S


Optimism in the industry F


ollowing an unprecedented fall in sales as lockdown began in March,


manufacturers are reporting a steady increase in demand as restrictions ease. Marketing director for Stuart Turner


Morgan Warren Ross is optimistic for a strong end to 2020. “As lockdown began and sales dropped, it


looked impossible to bounce back to target levels set at the beginning of the year. At Stuart Turner, we continued to work


Comment by Morgan Warren Ross Marketing Director, Stuart Turner


throughout the lockdown, remotely where we could and with our factory among one of the first to start back. I think we proved ourselves to be resilient, and now we can see a robust comeback in the market.


As restrictions have eased, we have seen a


strong demand for water supply products. Evidence suggests homeowners have chosen to invest in their homes; with a third of homeowners choosing to upgrade a bathroom or kitchen and opting for prestigious brands. They want to be sure they are investing in a supplier that will continue to stand the test of time. Especially at this time, as the country or pockets of the country may face local lockdowns or a second spike. Confidence in the market is strong and


Installers tell us they can’t keep up with enquiries. As a manufacturer, that’s encouraging to hear and a great place to be.”


Stuart Turner re-design Upstream in-Line Kits (ULK) providing a compact, integrated, easier to install alternative


S


tuart Turner up the ante with their new and compact Mainsboost


Monobloc 22/28mm ULK, designed to provide an integrated, easier to install alternative. Less than the width of an A4 sheet of paper,


the ultra-compact and patent pending Mainsboost Monobloc 22/28mm provides a rapid installation alternative to traditional 22 and 28mm Upstream Line -in Kits (ULKs) which use multiple separate components.


This unique and fully integrated unit can be


configured for either left or right hand installations and offers a wealth of features. Features such as an inlet pressure gauge, which displays the incoming mains cold water pressure and a further outlet pressure gauge to display the boosted mains cold water pressure. Brass 28mm compression fittings with 28 –


22mm reducers are also included, along with an integrated and adjustable pressure regulation valve to protect the Mainsboost system from extreme


mains water supply variations. This compact unit needs no further components and requires fewer connections and pipe cuts, making installation a lot quicker and hassle free. The new Mainsboost Monobloc 22/28mm ULK


makes designing a reliable water performance system, connected to the mains water supply easier and applies essential regulation controls to the incoming cold-water mains supply required for WRAS approval and water authority compliance. This essential fitting is included as standard with


any Stuart Turner Mainsboost™ 22 or 28mm vessel system. For further information, visit www.stuart-turner.co.uk or contact the Stuart Turner TechAssist team on 0800 31 969 80.


01491 572 655 www.stuart-turner.co.uk


20 BKU SEPTEMBER 2020


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