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NEWPRODUCTS


NEWPRODUCTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS


deal Bathrooms has extended its range of Bayswater Bathrooms products.


The new Victrion collection comprises a wide


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Ideal Bathrooms extends its Bayswater collection I


variety of traditional pieces to compliment a classic bathroom setting. Andrew Cotterill, Category Manager at Ideal


Bathrooms, said: “Traditional bathrooms are at the forefront of a global industry of bathroom design and we’re thrilled to be offering this collection to our customers. “Each piece in the Victrion range is full of


character, remaining true to the classical Victorian and Edwardian styles they emulate and leading the revival of this by-gone era.” Managing Director of Bayswater Darren Allison


added: “The traditional bathroom look is now considered transitional, giving consumers an option to combine modern design with the warming character of classic interior style.” The Victrion furniture is foil-wrapped and offers


a matt effect featuring lacquered technology. The capsule collection boasts ceramic and natural marble tops, all with high-scratch resistance. Victrion sanitaryware is made from high-quality


Vitreous China and superior Nano Glaze and is available with matching pedestals and stands. Darren added: “Our relationship with Ideal has


always yielded strong results for us, so they were the obvious choice when looking for a distribution partner for this range.” Visit idealbathrooms.com for more information on the Victrion range.


UK continues to flourish, according to Ultraheat. This is perhaps surprising, considering the low supply of new boilers currently in the marketplace. Ultraheat's Compact 4 radiators are the


Ultraheat Radiator Demand and Supply D


emand for the supply of Compact 4 convector panel radiators across the


of availability for next-day delivery. This has been the case for many years. Ultraheat is proud to have maintained consistent distribution levels through the supply-chain issues of the pandemic. Compact 4 is available in over 40 size options


professionals’ choice; cost-effective, durable and versatile, and the company’s best-selling models. The success of supply is most likely due to Ultraheat’s large, in-stock range, and the assurance


with a wide range of specs and accessories for flexibility. They are stocked in heights from 200mm through to 900mm, and lengths from 200mm to 3,000mm. There are options for singles, doubles, triples and, recently, quadruples have been added to the range. All models come


with a ten-year warranty. Colour options include classic white and selected models in brand-new anthracite grey. The new Compact 4QS are quadruple panel,


single convector with six connections. They solve the output challenge for 40°C to 50°C input. They work on a comparatively low temperature input from environmental, solar, thermal heat pumps and maximise heat output with their design. Please call Ultraheat or download your free catalogue from the website.


u0800 634 2600 uTwitter: @idealbathrooms uFacebook: @IdealBathroomsUK uInstagram: @ideal_bathrooms


u01908 010333 uheating-sales@pitacs.com uwww.ultraheat.co.uk


10 BKU SEPTEMBER 2022


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