SEPTEMBER 2026 Annual KITCHEN EDITION BathroomandKitchenUpdate.com


The original boiling water tap


Innovation that elevates any kitchen


The tap that does it all 100°C BOILING, CHILLED AND SPARKLING WATER


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ello and welcome to yet another issue of BKU! You'll be glad to know I've made the switch from


going on about how hot it is, to staring at the rain on the windows wishing it was hot again. Some people are never happy, eh! Anyway, you hold in your hands (or have on your


screen) another smashing issue of the magazine, crammed with some great expert insight as well as a few rather cracking interviews with the best of the industry. I hope you enjoy, and I hope you brought an umbrella; Christmas starts here.


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