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BATHS, BASINS & WC’S


resources and with growing concerns over climate change and finite resources, there is increasing pressure on us all to reduce our environmental impact. An important factor is water conservation. With population growth and changing weather


Water saving bathrooms N


ew construction and renovation projects use considerable natural


patterns, water is becoming increasingly vulnerable. By 2050 it has been estimated that the amount of water available could be reduced by 10-15%, with some rivers seeing 50%-80% less water during the summer months. The result is higher drought risk, caused by the hotter drier summers and less predictable rainfall. In bathrooms, water savings can be achieved


with the use of:


Comment by Kate Hirst Commercial Director, Lecico Bathrooms


• Low water consumption, dual-flush toilets, • Flow limiters on taps and showers, • Reduced water capacity of baths.


Bathroom manufacturers have been designing


new products offering water saving solutions for some time. Lecico Bathrooms were the first manufacturer to obtain water saving WC


certification by the UK water label scheme, back in 2007. Since then, Lecico Bathrooms have continued to design and manufacture a wide range of water saving products to reduce water consumption. Lecico Bathrooms have recently launched a


beautiful new range of sanitaryware and furniture under their Design Series brand, which incorporates water saving low-flush technology. Lecico Bathrooms are also the exclusive UK distributor for Propelair, the world’s lowest water- flush WC. Lecico Bathrooms are committed to pioneering


sustainable solutions that enhance both the functionality and the aesthetic appeal of bathrooms. Lecico Bathrooms have also launched a new


exclusive UK partnership with Repeat Materials, a new cutting-edge sustainable range of bathroom panel solutions which sets new standards in sustainability and aesthetics. Repeat Materials are manufactured from up to 99% recycled materials and offer a truly circular solution as the products can be recycled and reused when a buildings life ends.


Designed To Be Combined – The New Zara and Layla Ranges from Lecico Bathrooms Design Series


A


well-designed bathroom is not just a physical space, but a sanctuary in


which you start and end your day, each detail a reflection of what personifies you. Whether you choose to create a luxurious haven or a minimalistic escape, every aspect should contribute to creating a space that truly embodies and reflects your tastes and personality.


The new Zara and Layla ranges from Lecico


Bathrooms Design Series allow you to discover endless possibilities of style fusion by mixing and matching. Unleash your creativity and elevate your bathroom space by seamlessly blending different design styles. Whether it’s the juxtaposition of modern and traditional elements or the harmonious combination of minimalism and maximalism, the new Zara and Layla ranges


provide the inspiration that will help you achieve a unique and personalised look. Embrace the art of style fusion and create a


space that reflects your individuality. For further information visit the website.


uwww.lecico.co.uk


16 BKU SEPTEMBER 2023


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